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How Do You Replace A Single-Hung Window?

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How Do You Replace A Single-Hung Window?

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You can replace a single-hung window by removing the old window along with the frame and installing a new pre-hung window with the frame included. The new window can be any type you want as long as it will fit into the same opening. This is also a good time to upgrade to a window with less maintenance, such as vinyl, and a more energy-efficient model like one with double panes. Remove the trim around the inside and outside of the existing window with a pry bar. Remove the old window and window frame from the opening. Measure the width and height of the rough opening with a tape measure. The new window frame should be approximately 1 inch smaller than the rough opening. Wood studs should be on each side and the top and bottom of the opening. Place the new pre-hung window in the opening. Use the level and wood shims to level the sides, top and bottom of the new window. New pre-hung windows come with the exterior trim already attached to the frame. Nail through the exterior trim with fini

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