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 Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 4 Received 0 Votes on 0 Posts Pennco Windows We bought a home with 4yr old vinyl Pennco windows. We didn't realize how horrible they were. Only a few of them will actually close. You can't push any of them down in the frame enough to actually lock them. Therefore we are loosing all our heat and cool air. I wanted to know if there is anything we can do to correct them, without having to buy all new windows. Any help would be great. Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Wilmington Posts: 4,214 Received 0 Votes on 0 Posts nteresting, the usual problem is they won't stay up. Are the pins at the bottom of the sashes in the pivot blocks, or are the blocks under the pins?? My guess is the pins are not in the blocks, which would make it hard/impossible to push them down and they would never come close to lining up with the latches. Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 4 Received 0 Votes on 0 Posts I am not sure. All I see is the white vinyl coverings on the bottom. I tried to see if there was anything on the bottom that would come up and I couldn't get anything loose. The strange thing is that we have several windows like this. I actually got some of them back in the spring to lock. I am afraid to ever open them again. I have tried multiple times and tempatures to get the others closed. They are just a tiny bit away from being able to lock. It is so frustating. Do people actually come out to repair windows. And would I just call a window person. I actually bought some new windows for some of our old windows and I told the sales person about it and they just want to replace them. They don't even look at them. We can't afford to replace them. We still have more wood windows to replace. Thanks for your response. Windows and DoorsHave you noticed the doors and windows of your home struggling to keep the drafts, rain or humidity of the Pennsylvania seasons out? Pennco Contracting Inc can help with new or replacement windows and doors for your home. Projects CompletedWindows and Doors 1 Works in ProgressNo Current Works in Progress to Display Skip to main content
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