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Posted by on November 9, 2007, 10:23 pm
> Girlygirl wrote:
> > Hi all,
>
> > I need some advice. I should have done this sooner but just thought
> > about it.
>
> > I just signed a contract to have my windows replaced. I spent all
> > summer researching windows and also changing my mind a billion times
> > about what options I wanted. So, it's now mid-November and I finally
> > got it all figured out and signed a contract. I live in New Jersey.
> > The job will start within approximately 8 weeks. (It's a fairly big
> > job cuz it's an old house and there will be different windows/options,
> > even the front door). Anyway, 8 weeks would mean this will be done
> > sometime around early January - middle of winter. Now I think maybe
> > that's a stupid thing. I've never owned a house before so I don't know
> > what I'm doing. Is it stupid to have this done in the winter? I mean,
> > aside from the house getting cold and the inconvenience, is there
> > something else I should know? Like, might there be installation issues
> > or problems that only occur when installing in the winter that don't
> > occur in the warmer months? Anything I should be looking out for???
>
> > Thanks.
>
> > New-to-home-ownership.
>
> Hi,
> Not a problem. I am in Calgary, Alberta(cold in winter). They do that
> sort of thing in winter all the time. They know what they are doing.
> Just make sure your contractor is experienced reputable one.
Hey, thanks for that. My contractor is experienced. I was nervous cuz
I notice most people get them done in the Spring and I thought that,
aside from the obvious, maybe there was some other reason I didn't
know about. I feel better now. Thanks! :)
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