When you replace windows in a pre-1978 Baltimore home, the real work is often in the details around the opening. Older trim, possible lead paint, and historic requirements can turn a simple upgrade into a much more careful project. That matters even more in Baltimore, where many houses were built before modern window dimensions, current energy codes, and today's lead-safe work practices were the norm. Why Pre-1978 Homes Need A Different Window Plan Lead is the big
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Read more about How to Protect Pre-1978 Baltimore Homes During Window ReplacementBegin With The House, Not The Sales Brochure Federal Hill rowhouses usually punish one-size-fits-all window choices. The openings are often irregular, the brick is old, and the original frames may have been altered more than once over the decades. Before anyone orders windows, the frame conditions need to be checked. If the sills are soft, the jambs are out of square, or water has been working into the wall, replacement may be justified. If not, repair can often buy m
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