We found that a contractor would charge $825 to remove an existing window in a house with vinyl siding and replace it with a 36-foot-by-48-foot vinyl garden window.

You’ll find a lot of contradictory advice on the web, including statements that paint will or won’t stick to vinyl and warnings that dark paint will make vinyl window frames warp and fail. But ...

If your vinyl window frames are looking dingy or streaked, they might just be dirty or even mildewed. After all, they are exposed to outdoor dust, dirt, air pollution, and moisture 24 hours a day.

Learn about the best vinyl replacement windows before selecting the best ones for your home.

For kitchens and breakfast nooks, bathrooms and dens, consider vinyl garden windows, which invite more light into your space and include shelves ideal for housing indoor plants, such as fragrant ...

Q. Our house has 40-year-old double-hung windows that slide on vinyl tracks (with springs). The windows are in good shape, except some no longer stay up. We have to use sticks to hold up the sash ...

For kitchens and breakfast nooks, bathrooms and dens, consider vinyl garden windows, which invite more light into your space and include shelves ideal for housing indoor plants, such as fragrant ...

If your vinyl window frames are looking dingy or streaked, they might just be dirty or even mildewed. After all, they are exposed to outdoor dust, dirt, air pollution, and moisture 24 hours a day.

- To remove an existing window in a house with vinyl, wood or aluminum siding and replace it with a 3- by 4-foot vinyl garden window, a contractor will charge $1,395, which includes labor and ...

CR's wind- and rain-resistance tests reveal the best replacement windows, including windows from Andersen, Jeld-Wen, Marvin, Pella, Preservation, and Reliabilt.

This all-vinyl garden window has trapezoidal side casement windows. Notice the easy-to-reach casement window crank. (Photo by Weathershield) ...