Renewal by Andersen

• Variations in wall materials and thickness
• Different types of casings or sill constructions
• Changes from house settling
• Unforeseen structural damage

The Installation Process

Your crew chief will take some time to get to know you, explain the day’s activities, and answer any questions you may have. After that we will:

• Prepare the area. We place drop cloths (inside and out) to catch debris and dust, then carefully remove the old window and inspect for and repair any damaged window frame components, as needed. 
• Clean and prep the opening. Once the open window area is cleaned thoroughly, our installers put in the new window.
• Insulate and seal the frame. Installers tightly seal the area around the frame and replace the trim around the window.
• Verify our work. Once the window is installed, we perform a final inspection to make sure everything is in excellent working order.
• Clean up. Plain and simple: Our installers clean the area. Thoroughly. We even dispose of your old windows for you. In fact, we often hear from homeowners that the house looks cleaner after undergoing a major construction project than it did before the crew got there! 

Window Installation That Creates Peace of Mind

When all the heavy lifting is done and the dust has settled (and been cleaned up), our installers don’t just head for the highway. They will:

• Walk you through a product demonstration.
• Provide tips and hints for operation, care, and maintenance.
• Answer any other questions you may have.
• Show how you can leave feedback on the process —we want our homeowners to be not just satisfied, but delighted, so hearing how we did is crucial!