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  1. Your request goes out

    Your details go to independent window companies that serve your ZIP code. They are not sold to unrelated marketers; see the privacy policy.

  2. Installers contact you

    Companies reply by phone, text or email to ask questions and set up a measure. Each company sets its own schedule, and we don't guarantee response times.

  3. You compare and choose

    Get written quotes, compare them line by line and hire whoever you trust, or no one. No fee and no obligation.

What helps installers quote accurately

  • How many windows, even roughly, and whether it's the whole house or a few problem windows.
  • Which rooms and floors. Second-story and basement windows are priced differently.
  • About how old the house is. Built before 1978 means lead-safe work practices apply.
  • What's wrong: drafts, fog between the panes, rot, broken balances, painted-shut sashes, or simply dated windows.
  • Any special windows: bay or bow, arched tops, egress needs in a basement bedroom.
  • Historic district or HOA, if your home is in one. In a City of Dayton historic district, replacements need a Certificate of Appropriateness.
  • Photos, which you can send once an installer contacts you. Close-ups of sills and corners help.

Before the measure

  • Clear a path to each window and move fragile items off sills.
  • Note which windows stick, leak or fog so you can point them out.
  • Think about what you want to change: color, grid pattern, opening style, easier cleaning.
  • Decide whether you want insert or full-frame replacement discussed for each window.

If you sign at your kitchen table

If you sign a window contract at home, Ohio law (ORC 1345.22) and the FTC Cooling-Off Rule generally give you until midnight of the third business day to cancel, in writing. Saturdays count as business days under the FTC rule. The seller is supposed to give you a cancellation notice. A salesperson who pushes a "sign today" price is a red flag, not a deal.

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