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NYC Car Accident Lawyer

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NYC Car Accident Lawyer

NYC Car Accident Lawyer fights for reasonable compensation for car accident victims. No legal fees unless you get paid for your case. Contact us for more information.

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596 W 114th St, New York, NY 10025 (312) 603-5674 http://www.nyccaraccident-lawyer.com

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Cindy: Sorry I was gone so long...something came up, but I'm back and this time with photos of the arch window!

Joe Kennedy of Kennedy Windows & Doors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 21, 2015

Cindy/Linda - Looks like a seal failure to me, which may be covered under a manufacturer warranty for the glass but probably not the labor to install it. From the unused replacement grille holes in t ... read more

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What causes large gaps between window frames and the brick of my home? It looks like someone tried to caulk it previously, but it just pulled away again.

Joe Kennedy of Kennedy Windows & Doors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Sep 6, 2014

I agree wholeheartedly with the excellent answer provided by Christi at Callen Construction that your problem is probably caused by the different coefficient of thermal expansion of the materials invo ... read more

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