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There are currently 11 window replacement listings for the city of New Orleans, Louisiana.
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All Pro Glass & Mirror Incorporated
1517 Kuebel St, New Orleans, LA
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C R Brandon Company Incorporated
421 S Salcedo St, New Orleans, LA
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Champion Home Improvement LLC
364 Hord St, New Orleans, LA
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Crescent City Windows & Doors
2136 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA
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Gulf Enterprises Incorporated
901 Edwards Ave Ste 100, New Orleans, LA
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Gulf Enterprises Incorporated
4333 Washington Ave, New Orleans, LA
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Historial Windows-New Orleans
3400 Monticello Ave, New Orleans, LA
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Standard Glass & Mirror Works
1128 S Lopez St, New Orleans, LA
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Storm Guard Shutters & Patios
2344 Leon C Simon Dr, New Orleans, LA
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Vitro America Incorporated
5716 Jarvis St, New Orleans, LA
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Vitro America Incorporated
5725 Powell St Ste B, New Orleans, LA
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City facts from Wikipedia
New Orleans ( ) is a major United States Port of New Orleans and the largest city in Louisiana. New Orleans is the center of the New Orleans metropolitan area New Orleans metropolitan area, the largest metro area in the state.In recent research, 13% of people in New Orleans, Louisiana want a professional estimate for vinyl replacement windows prepare their home for sale.The climate of New Orleans is Humid subtropical climate subtropical, with short, generally mild winters and hot, humid summers. In January, morning lows average around , and daily highs around . In July, lows average , and highs average . The lowest recorded temperature was on February 13, 1899. The highest recorded temperature was on August 22, 1980. The average precipitation is annually; the summer months are the wettest, while October is the driest month. Precipitation in winter usually accompanies the passing of a cold front. Tropical cyclone pose a severe threat to the area, and the city is particularly vulnerable because of its low elevation. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the city is the most vulnerable in the country, when it comes to hurricanes. Since 1965, portions of New Orleans have been flooded by four different storms: Hurricane Betsy, Hurricane Georges, Hurricane Katrina, and Hurricane Rita. The city has been identified as one of three cities in the United States most vulnerable to hurricanes, mostly due to it being surrounded by water from the north, east, and south, and Louisiana's sinking coast; the other two cities being Miami and New York City.
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