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Contractors! Homeowners need your help now! The bat signal is on. All you need is your cool tool belt. Leave the cape at home (or not). You don't need to be Superman to be a window hero, and window repair doesn't have to be your kryptonite. You can build a successful...
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Before you point fingers at your builder, contractor, or window company, did you ever consider the EPA? You're thinking what does the EPA have to do with my rotted windows? Quite a bit actually. It was the EPA that changed the window industry dramatically in 1985...