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2. Is it possible to replace original vinyl windows with retrofits?

   diy.stackexchange.com/questions/42764

   The catch is that the house has 17 windows. We were told by the one contractor we've had in that because the original windows are new construction vinyl, they can only be replaced by new construction windows - no retrofit. I've read a variety of threads on the new construction vs replacement window trade-offs, included good reasons why ...

3. Measuring for retrofit windows - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

   diy.stackexchange.com/questions/291597/measuring-for-retrofit-windows

   1. You must measure according to the instructions of the new window supplier. You may get rough measurements for the purposes of cost estimates. However for the exact reason you posted, the final measurements have to be done by the manufacturers instructions. Often the manufacturer will send a representative to your home to do the measurements.

4. Window retrofit replacement: Remove side fin of original frame

   diy.stackexchange.com/questions/276033/window-retrofit-replacement-remove-side...

   So they recommend us to do either a new construction or a block installation. However, we are not sure if it's common (or possible) to remove the excessive side fin for these windows, and then retrofit on the frame, which is the same as doing retrofit on regular windows. Questions on block installation methods: We did some research on block ...

5. When replacing a window, what are the pros/con of a retrofit vs...

   diy.stackexchange.com/questions/1121/when-replacing-a-window-what-are-the-pros...

   I am replacing a old Garden window with a new "flat" window. I was given a quote for "Retrofit" option, and then a $400 more for a "new construction" option. I have Stucco wall. I understand that with a retrofit they need to put a Z-bar, and with new construction there is more breaking of the outside stucco. But that is all I understand.

6. How do I install flashing about an existing window?

   diy.stackexchange.com/questions/234407/how-do-i-install-flashing-about-an...

   Sep 8, 2021 at 16:12. There is some kind of issue at the bottom window, notice how the stucco is bulging, I would want to remove the stucco down to the flashing (note the flashing in this case is part of the window extending out from the window, if the trim is allowing water behind the stucco this can be causing the problem.Since it is showing ...

7. insulation - converting single pane windows to double pane - Home...

   diy.stackexchange.com/questions/133740

   Feb 28, 2018 at 17:14. we don't have enough info to be precise: heat flow mechanics is a very complex subject. briefly: 1. doable. 2. more is better. 3. up to you, more expensive glass+filler gasses do increase R value. 4. impossible to say; EPA estimates are that 50-70% of an avg home's heat is lost through single-pane windows. – dandavis.