Window replacement in King City is mostly about detached homes, and their ages vary widely. In King City, about 17 percent of homes were built before 1961, while about 30 percent were built between 2011 and 2016. Nobleton is almost entirely single-detached, with a similar mix of older homes and new construction.

That means two very different jobs. Older homes need windows that fit openings that have moved over the decades. Newer homes often need builder windows upgraded to match the quality of the rest of the house.

What to know about window replacement in King City

Many newer homes come with builder-grade windows chosen to hit a price. On a large custom home, that is often the weakest part of the house. Common upgrades are better glass, triple glazing on the coldest walls, and stronger hardware on large operating windows.

Window replacement in King: larger homes, larger windows

Homes on bigger lots here often have tall windows, large picture windows and patio doors facing open land. Exposed walls take more wind than homes in a city subdivision. Big glass needs careful installation: proper support, square frames and a full seal all the way around, or the drafts and water show up fast.

Areas I cover in King Township

I cover King Township, including King City, Nobleton and Schomberg.

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What I would tell you at your kitchen table

On a big house, do not try to save money on installation. A large window installed badly costs more to fix than it ever saved. I would rather do fewer windows properly than all of them in a rush.