3 Window Replacement Mistakes to Watch Out For

3 Window Replacement Mistakes to Watch Out For

 

Your windows help keep you safe every single day. They can get worn down and damaged over time. If you need a proper window installation, however, there are certain mistakes you’d want to avoid. Read on and learn about what these mistakes are.

3 Window Replacement Mistakes to Watch Out For

1. DIY

One of the most important lessons to learn is to trust those with the right experience and training. While DIY installation for any home improvement project often means less money spent, it also means less quality. DIY can also lead to injuries or accidents that can be costly. Call the professionals instead, and have them do the installation.

2. Focusing on Physical Results

You might only judge the quality of the installation on how it looks or works. After all, no heat or breeze must be a good reason to celebrate. However, there are times when the quality cannot be detected for a while. For example, check your energy bill. If it is higher than it should be, perhaps your new windows aren’t as energy-efficient as they claim to be.

3. Using the Same Window Type

Replacing a window doesn’t mean you have to shun any other choices. While a casement window can easily replace an existing casement window, there are other window types that can easily take the old window’s place. See if you can improve your home with a new window type, like a picture or a gliding window. It may end up pleasantly surprising you.

At Renewal by Andersen®, we have the answers to all your window installation problems. We always inspect your home to see what windows you need. We also use Fibrex® window frames with all our products, so they’re better than wood or vinyl. Lastly, our products come in various styles, from traditional to custom designs.

Renewal by Andersen of San Francisco is ready to help you with your window replacement needs. Call us today at (866) 609-5033, and let’s talk about your home improvement needs in San Francisco, CA.

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