Hi, I want to try and fix the top door hinge for one of our bedrooms. The screws in there look original and they are stripped out to the point where there is no way to use them. I was wondering how I would go about fixing this so that the door can again swing open. Pictures below: http://tinyurl.com/2kvzfq http://tinyurl.com/389lng

While my house was built just six years ago, it is still old enough to have been constructed when local codes allowed the use of single-pane glass. To make matters worse, all the windows are aluminum framed (mostly single-hung & a couple sliders). Many of these twenty-six (26!) "thermal holes" are very large; my HVAC system & my utlity bills need a brake! After careful consideration of the various options, including affordability, I need specific feedback on one solution that I am considering seriously. Sandwiched between the wood framing and the brick veneer, the original glazing is in very good shape and the two-inch frames leave nearly five inches of untapped depth in the sheetrock-finished window returns. These windows will be left undisturbed to act as exterior storm windows. New insualting dual-pane three inch vinyl\wood insert\pocket windows, which require the least amount of demolition prep., will be installed inboard of the original system in the deep window returns. End state will be three total panes of glass in a more comfortable & more affordable home. Please weigh-in with your concerns & solutions. Thank you very much.