This is really terrible. I'm curious about what you mean regarding air bubbles appearing between the glass. Do you mean condensation or are you saying the loE coatings are defective? Why does the entire window have to be removed? Can't they just replace the entire sash or at the very most, replace the glass by removing the glazing bead?

This is one of the reasons Peachtree is usually not given favorable reviews. What window are you looking at as a replacement.

I also question why the entire window has to be removed if it is the glass that is defective.

So now Peachtree is another bought out company?

Shield family of Weathershield fame bought them a few years back.

+1

They are a Weathershield company now.

I wonder if the sections that require a carpenter on the picture windows and if they are assembled as part of the frame vs. a glazing bead?

Can you post some pictures up?

Peachtree is now owned by Weathershield? That doesn't sound good for the window industry.