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From the Homeowner Guide
Energy-efficient window tax credits: what changed for 2026
The federal window tax credit expired for 2026 installs. Here's what the rules actually say now and what to check before you file.
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What's included in a window replacement quote
A window replacement quote covers more than the window itself. Here's what should be itemized so you can compare quotes fairly.
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Is window replacement worth it before you sell?
Window replacement typically recoups 67% to 69% of its cost at resale, per industry data. Here's how to decide if it's worth it before you sell.
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Do you need a permit to replace windows?
Most window replacement projects need a permit, but it depends on your local building department and the scope of work. Here's how to find out.
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Vinyl vs. fiberglass vs. wood windows: how to choose
Vinyl, fiberglass, and wood windows differ in cost, maintenance, and lifespan. Here's how to match the right material to your budget.
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Full-frame vs. pocket window replacement: what's the difference
Full-frame replacement removes the old frame entirely; pocket replacement fits a new window inside it. Here's how to tell which one you need.
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Window replacement red flags: how to avoid a bad contractor
The warning signs that separate a risky window contractor from a legitimate one, according to the FTC and BBB, before you sign anything.
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Window energy ratings explained: what U-factor and SHGC mean
Every window quote lists a U-factor and SHGC number. Here's what they actually measure and what to look for in your climate.
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Signs you need new windows (and when repair is enough)
Condensation between panes, drafts, and sticking frames all mean something different. Here's how to tell replacement from repair.
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