Installing replacement windows can make your home quieter and less drafty, and you might even save on heating and cooling bills. That’s particularly true if you’re replacing leaky old single-pane ...

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Q: I've read your recent column about windows and have some related questions. I have dual-pane windows whose cells have "leaked" and the inside surfaces are discolored. They are installed in ...

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You might feel a draft. Or notice that your window sashes are damaged. Maybe the panes fog or condensation collects between them. Or, worse, the frame itself is rotting. If any of these scenarios are ...

Q: I have a large kitchen window that was installed around 1986. I don’t recall the manufacturer, but it could be Andersen. The window is single-pane glass with 16 panes, eight over eight, with an ...

My home is prone to condensation on the inside of my single-pane windows, which also encourages mold. But condensation can also be a concern when it occurs between double- or triple-glazed panes.

If your home is feeling extra drafty by the time winter rolls around, it may be time to replace your old window panes. This ...