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Stone City Kitchen & Bath

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Stone City Kitchen & Bath

Kitchen Remodels in North Charleston, SC

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7629 Sandlapper Pkwy, North Charleston, SC 29420 (843) 764-3333 http://stonecitykb.com

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i just had all the windows replaced in my home, why am i getting moisture on the inside of some of the windows and puddles on the window sills?

Billy Gavigan of Gavigan Construction ^PRO answered:

Dec 14, 2016

Check the flashing on the windows per the manufactures specifications. do not be afraid to call the window compoany for a resource

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what is the cost of replacing a window sash

Jason Fowler of Sea Island Builders ^PRO answered:

May 19, 2015

The labor should not be more than $100-$200 per window depending on who you hire to do the job, the size of the opening, and accessability. The cost of the sash varies greatly depending on the window. ... read more

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