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Montgomery Meadows Residential Health Care Facility |
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2002 Feasibility Study:
Report Physical Plant A. Maintenance and/or Replacement Necessary to Maintain the Status Quo, Including Associated Costs Replace Existing Windows The existing windows should be replaced with new insulated glass windows. There are 25 widows in each of the three existing skilled nursing wings, and 15 additional windows located in the core, for a total of 90 windows. Our suggestion is to use "replacement" windows with thermal-break frames and associated trim to eliminate the necessity of interior and exterior repair. When the existing windows are removed, any infiltration cracks in the walls should be sealed. Some blocking may also need to be installed, and foam or fiberglass insulation installed around the perimeter of the frame. Once the windows have been replaced, new perimeter caulking should be installed around the interior and exterior perimeters. Our estimated cost to remove the old windows, perform necessary repair and preparation, install the new windows, and caulk the perimeters, including necessary clean-up, is $700.00 each window for a total of $63,000.
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