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Read this before you replace anything.
Ten minutes of homework that saves homeowners thousands — from the family that measures for a living.
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The checklist
Six things to settle before any contract
- Count what actually needs replacing — failed seals and rot are must-dos; sound windows in back bedrooms can often wait. Phasing is normal.
- Decide retrofit vs full-frame per opening — not per house. Anyone quoting one method for every opening didn’t look hard enough.
- Compare series, not brands — every brand has good and basic lines; a “Milgard vs X” comparison means nothing until it’s series vs series.
- Ask what the install includes — stucco patch? paint-ready finish? haul-away? The cheap quote usually left those out.
- Get everything in writing — series, sizes, scope, timeline, warranty terms. Verbal promises evaporate.
- Check the license — California contractors must display a CSLB license number; verify it at cslb.ca.gov before signing anything with anyone.
“This checklist costs our industry money and we publish it anyway — because the homeowners who do the homework are the ones who choose craftsmen.”
— Chris & Vinny, OwnersQuestions
Common questions
How do I know if my window seals have failed?
Fog or moisture between the panes that you can’t wipe away — that’s a failed seal, and the insulating gas is gone with it.
Is it cheaper to replace everything at once?
Per-window, usually yes — mobilization spreads across more openings. But phasing beats waiting years to do anything. We quote both ways when asked.