A properly installed window is key to ensuring that your new windows perform well for the life of your home. The right size and precise installation are essential for energy savings, comfort, and curb appeal.
Before starting any work, the crew leader will do a walk-through of your house to make sure they have laid down drop cloths where needed. They’ll also put up dust barriers where necessary, and they should ask you to secure any pets or children so they can focus on their work without interruption. You can also Visit Website to check their portfolio and other services.
Most replacement windows require special measurements to be made for the proper fit in your opening. The contractor will use a tape measure to determine the width at the top, middle, and bottom of the rough opening. They will also measure the height of the sill on each side and the center. The smallest measurements will be used to order the correct windows for your home.
If you choose a pocket replacement, your contractor will create a “pocket” in the existing frame that your new window can be inserted into. This is a quicker process than a full-frame replacement and will be more cost-effective.
To measure the width of the window, close the window and extend your tape measure horizontally from trim to trim. Double-check to make sure you have the exact measurements before ordering your new windows. For the height, measure from the inside of the head jamb at the top to the sill on the left, right, and center.
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