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About Bill Rodgers
Expertise
I have years of experience dealing with water infiltration issues associated with windows and doors. I have been a certified EIFS installer and am familiar with all types of stucco and masonry veneers. I can help you select the best windows and doors for any residence or multifamily building.

Experience
I've been a building contractor since 1977. Prior to that time I was the building official for Frederick County Virginia. I'm currently licensed in six states including: Oregon, Arizona, California, Hawaii, New Jersey and Florida. My primary business is solving and correcting water infiltration problems in residential structures.

Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland, 1972. I am an accredited instructor for the Installation Masters Institute. I regularly teach window and door installers how to be Certified Master Installers of windows and doors. The Installation Masters Institute is currently licensed to and administered by Architectural Testing Inc. for the American Architectural Manufacturer's Association.

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Home Improvement--General - Anderson Window - How to replace broken pane?

Expert: Bill Rodgers - 11/1/2009

Question
I have a crack on the inside glass of an Anderson thermal pane windows. Can the insulated glass be replaced without replacing the entire sash? What is the removal procedure for just the glass? Thank you for your assistance.
Howard

Answer
Hi Howard,

Yes it is certainly possible to replace just the glass. However, Anderson has made numerous types and lines of windows, each with a different service methods. I suggest that you follow this link to learn more about your windows.

http://www.andersenwindows.com/servlet/Satellite/AW/Page/awLanding-2/11029513710...

If you can tell me about your windows I'll do the research for you. I'll need to know the year they were manufactured, the type and line.

Thank You

Bill Rodgers

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