REPLACING ALUMINUM WINDOW IN BRICK

REMOVING GLAZING, GLASS PACKS AND FRAME...FAST INSTALL NEW VINYL WINDOW. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR WOULD LIKE ANY INFO ON REPLACING ANY TYPE OF WINDOW, DROP A COMMENT OR SHOOT ME EMAIL! DONT FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!!!!!

[@davidwatkins8016]

Wow. No flashing. No drip line. No sill plate. No caulk. No leveling. No wonder it’s quick.

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

You can level a window in a opening thats not level you square it up the flashing was installed years ago the sill plate is built into a vinyl window and drip line stays next to my sky hooks and caulk line oil And yes i caulk every window i do you can see that video and learn how to use a caulk gun as well

[@yevgenaleksyeyenko8291]

Good job guys

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

@@yevgenaleksyeyenko8291 thanks😎

[@rociougalde1891]

Hi dear what about replacing a basement window ? Is real difficult?

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

@@rociougalde1891 it will be the same as any other window Is it in brick or wood

[@rociougalde1891]

@@bubbasdirtyhands5116 is concrete

[@freedomat50]

Thx for the info and Roll Tide 🏈

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

@@freedomat50 Roll Tide! Let me know if you ever need more info…been doin this for 30 years.

[@freedomat50]

@@bubbasdirtyhands5116 I sure will!!

[@theparagoncounselor4509]

I have a rental where I want to change the windows in brick but I have security bars inside. It looks like while I may have to fight a bit to get them out fron the inside, I am relieved to see that I can push in the new windows from the outside. Thanks for showing this! Although being less confident I will probably overly drip/flash the bottoms out of paranoia.

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

@@theparagoncounselor4509 there is really no need for any flashing in the brick the windows usually come with a sill trim that snaps on and you just caulk around it From my experience every time ive ran into where that has happened the windows usually leak mainly because of expansion and contraction

[@josholivarez3804]

what exaclty are you screwing the window into? im getting ready to do a window in my front room and want to make sure I know where im screwing it too before I take It out.

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

On windows in brick you will angle the screw back to the inside of the house usually you will be able to see about a half inch of the stud

[@bubbasdirtyhands5116]

If you have any more questions or problems just hit me up and ill help you out

[@josholivarez3804]

@@bubbasdirtyhands5116 thank you for this information, got back to me in a timely manner as well.