Replacing a broken window pane or glass insert in your door doesn’t have to be scary or expensive. With the right tools and a bit of patience, you can fix it yourself and save money on repairs.

Q: I live in a 1935 rowhouse. The original kitchen door has glass panes. The one on the bottom left has a crack. How can the glass be replaced without breaking the trim and giving that section a ...

Installing replacement windows can make your home quieter and less drafty, and you might even save on heating and cooling bills. That’s particularly true if you’re replacing leaky old single-pane ...