Let us talk about windows. You are probably here because your old windows are letting in drafts. They might be looking tired. Or maybe you are just ready for an upgrade for your Guymon home. When it comes to replacing windows in your Guymon home, you will hear about two main approaches. These approaches are full-frame replacement and insert replacement. It is an important decision. All Star Window Installation wants to make sure you know exactly what you are getting into with each option.
Full-Frame Replacement: The Whole Shebang
Full-frame window replacement means we take out everything. We mean everything here at All Star Window Installation. The old window comes out as well as the frame. The trim also comes out. It all comes out. We are talking about getting down to the rough opening in your wall. Then, we install a brand-new window unit. This new unit includes the frame as well as all new parts.
Cost: More Upfront, More Value
Let us be clear about this: full-frame window replacement is usually more expensive upfront. You are paying for more materials. You are also paying for more labor. This is because it is a bigger job for your Guymon home. A full-frame window replacement can cost anywhere from $600 to $1,000 more per window. This is more than an insert window replacement.
Durability: Built to Last
This is where full-frame window replacement really does well. This is especially true for Guymon properties. When we take everything out, we get a chance to inspect the rough opening. We are talking about checking for rot as well as water damage. We also check for any structural issues that might be hiding. That is important here in the Panhandle. Our weather can be brutal here in Guymon. We get those hot summers hitting 94°F. Cold winters drop to 23°F. We also have wind year-round in Guymon. We are talking about average wind speeds of 12 mph. Gusts can hit 55 mph or even 89 mph. Remember those dust storms from the 1930s? Guymon was right in the thick of it. While we do not see