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Bad windows don't die.

I bought my first house in late 2008. It is a vary old house, but I was relieved to see that it had neerly all off its century old windows replaced. I didn't however inspect them closely. After moveing in I realised some windows didn't not close well. upon close inspection I realized that the windows were not mounted square. Most of the walls in my vary old house a bit crooked, this I knew and thats ok. but whoever installed them simply slapped the trim into trapazoid shaped window openings rather than shimming and squareing each window. The result nice looking windows with jams that don't seal. No problem though the sellers of the house had left us a packet of info on our pacesetter windos which included a 10 year transferable warranty, and it has only been 9 years thats great. Well it took a little digging to realize that I was just another complaint on a long list.

I however unlike many others have no one to blame but myself. I should have looked closer at the windows before buying the house.

But it goes without saying to everyone who did get shaffted, Never by anything from a Telemarketer, If a prduct needs to be pushed like that, then its not worth buying.

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