Review each opening
Make a room-by-room list. Note difficult operation, visible frame damage, drafts, or moisture between glass panes. An assessment of the existing frame helps define the replacement approach.
Bring your drafts, sticking sashes, or style questions to an on-site conversation. Plan each window around its condition, how you use the room, and the work needed around it.

Make a room-by-room list. Note difficult operation, visible frame damage, drafts, or moisture between glass panes. An assessment of the existing frame helps define the replacement approach.
Ask whether an insert or a full-frame replacement fits the opening and why. Discuss how trim, sill details, exterior siding, and any damaged material will be handled.
Compare operation, glass, appearance, and the exact product documents. Ask which ratings and written warranty apply to the unit being quoted, along with the installation responsibilities.
The on-site assessment and written agreement determine your project’s actual scope.
Prepare for an estimate →Drafts, difficult operation, damaged frames, failed seals, or planned room updates can start the conversation.
The answer depends on each opening, the condition of the existing units, and the homeowner’s project goals.
Identify each opening, window style, operation, measurements, finish work, responsibilities, and exclusions.
Solo meets homeowners at the property for estimates and project work. Share your address so we can review the location and discuss your next step.
See Solo’s exterior project gallery →Share the work you have in mind. Solo will review your request and follow up about the next step.