Window upgrade could be worth the cost
Q: I have a 1950s home. Last year I remodeled but did not change out the windows. I got an estimate yesterday (for new windows) at $8,200. Would that be a good investment?
A: The answer to that question depends on what you mean by it being a good investment.
First of all, I'm a big fan of changing out older, single-pane windows for new energy-efficient ones. They save on utility costs; they help conserve ene...
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