This Old House Ventures

The cost of energy-efficient windows for your whole house costs an average of $6,685–$33,425. The energy-efficient windows cost varies by the number, size, type, and style of windows that you are replacing.

There’s no flat rate for window repair because different types of damage require different tools and expertise levels to fix. For example, replacing a small piece of hardware is cheaper than repairing a broken glass pane.

If you have to replace one window, it may be a good time to update other windows in your house as well. Many window manufacturers offer special promotions and bulk discounts on materials and labor when purchasing multiple windows.

The higher the number of panes and sashes a window has, the more time-consuming it is to clean. For example, a large bay window will cost more to clean than a double-hung window, not just because of its size but because of its intricate design.

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Part of old addition consists of a concrete slab that needs to seamlessly integrate with the new floor system. Tom Silva helps Zack Dettmore finish the floor framing so the new floor can run over the slab.

It’s time to choose paint colors, and there’s a lot to consider. Kevin O’Connor meets up with Glen Ridge, NJ homeowners, Asha and Sunita who share what colors they’re considering, and the factors that are guiding their decisions.

Glen Ridge, NJ homeowner Jason takes on the job of the home audio system and breaks down the components and the purpose of the new architectural speakers he plans to install with Kevin O’Connor.

General contractor Zack Dettmore shows Kevin O’Connor how flangeless windows work.

Kevin O’Connor, Tom Silva, and one of the framers frame the rough opening for windows in the Glen Ridge project house laundry room. They explain to Kevin why they don’t need a header in this particular instance and why it’s such a pretty straightforward thing to do.