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Home : Recommendations : Window Replacement Columbus Ohio Window Replacement Columbus Ohio
Explore window replacement Columbus Ohio and discover our picks for the best window companies, along with homeowner reviews. Luckily, there are lots of great options in this city and state. Scroll down to see more on window price quotes and to see the list of window brands available.
Get Our Recommended Window List Also please consider filling out the free form on our site for 3 quality window price quotes — it’s how we afford to provide free consumer information. Furthermore, we’re not incentivized by ANY company and will help you with ANY questions you might have, and help you navigate ANY bids you receive. That’s our guarantee to you! dane@replacementwindowsreviews.co Soft Lite vs ZenHello, I am in the market to replace 28 windows. Also, I live in Columbus, Ohio. So, I currently have 1972 vintage Rimco insulated wood windows with 4 newer Anderson 400 windows mixed in. A lot of the Rimco glass panes have been replaced about 7 years ago but the windows feel drafty when cold and I am looking for better noise reduction properties. Also, I have gotten a quote from Zen Windows for the Lotus triple pane windows and was quoted $575 per window.
[Website Editor Reply]Kevin, the Soft-Lite Pro is indeed a good vinyl window -- with a low-e glass you can expect a .07 air infiltration, .28 U-factor, .29 SHGC, and .53 VT rating. The Imperial LS is a step up for sure and with a low-e glass, you can expect a .02 air infiltration, 0.28 U-factor, 0.23 SHGC, and a 0.44 VT.
[Kevin's reply]Thanks, Dane. I appreciate the response and all of the info on window replacement Columbus Ohio. Also, I was wondering how they would insulate and gaps around the window frame with spray foam. If they are not taking to whole unit out, like in a full window installation.
[Website Editor Reply]You should be able to get a bid from Okna, Soft-Lite and Sunrise windows in Columbus. It all depends on how they cut the existing window out. However, they might just use some low expanding foam if there is enough room. Often, the replacement window fits in with virtually no room for insulation. Instead, just ask each company that comes out how they would handle this. After a few bids, you'll get a consensus for how they will handle it on your project.
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