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Ms. Manners  
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 More options Apr 1 1998, 3:00 am
Newsgroups: alt.building.construction
From: msmann...@so.very.polite.edu (Ms. Manners)
Date: 1998/04/01
Subject: Re: Anybody know anything about Pacesetter Windows

I would be suspect, too.  They telemarket HEAVY; "window replacements,
vinyl siding, etc."  Very heavyhanded and rude!  They lied to me when
they claimed that they were local manufactors.  (It's a good idea to
purchase from local businesses for a number of reasons)

BTW:  One reason to purchase locally is the possibility to convert
single-pane to dual-pane without frame modifications.  Locally,
Redding CA, the major supplier of windows to local contractors is
Western Glass (and has been for years).  Their alum dual-pane panels
swap exactly with the earlier single pane sections.  I have found a
number of dual-pane panels at the dump(!) and at garage sales, etc.
This is certainly a "frugal" method to upgrade your windows!  Even if
one had to purchase the new, dual-pane panels, there would be a big
savings over cutting out and replacing the entire frames!  (Of course,
if you have older construction, "double hung", this option is not
viable.)  But, AVOID "Pacesetter", IMHO.

"Van Woo" <v...@nospamworldnet.att.net> wrote:
>My sister-in-law is thinking about purchasing Pacesetter replacement
>windows.  I've never heard of them.  She said they came to the door.
>Sounds kind of suspicious to me.  Anyways, any information is appreciated.
>Thanks, Van.


 
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