Winter Installation

You planned to research replacement windows this year, but summer and fall have come and gone, and now you think you’re stuck with your old, outdated, and drafty windows. Sound familiar?

We don’t want you to suffer another cold, harsh winter with low quality windows, so we’re going to let you in on a little secret…

Our professional installers are experts at installing windows year-round—especially in winter.

We’ve long understood that a great window is only as good as the installer behind it, and an efficient, swift, and professional installation is even more important during the frigid winter months.

At Renewal by Andersen, our Certified Master Installers follow a special winter installation process to help protect your home (and your heating bill). On installation day, your crew chief will explain our winter installation method with you before beginning any work, but here is a preview of some important steps we take to make sure your replacement window project is done right:

1. To prevent heat loss, our installers close off the room that’s being worked on whenever possible.
2. Our expert installers work in teams and remove only one window at a time, minimizing outdoor exposure to your home.
3. We make sure to protect your floors and furnishings against the winter harshness, foot traffic, and construction debris.
4. Your custom windows are manufactured to 1/16” of your window openings and we add additional insulation around your framework once they are in place to maximize energy efficiency.

 

Don’t let low quality or outdated windows keep you from enjoying the winter season in the comfort of your home. Our winter installation method helps us to be quick and efficient—completing the job in as little as one day—providing you with beautiful windows and minimal disruptions.

Learn more about how Renewal by Andersen Signature Service is committed to giving you the best customer experience possible, and then schedule your free in-home consultation to get started on your home improvement project.