Installing replacement windows is a very delicate and serious process. When you hire professional contractors, you want to trust that everything will go smoothly. NEXT Door & Window will always guarantee a great job.
We look at four things that you need to do on your end that will ensure success and satisfaction:
1. Remove those window treatments.
Taking out any shades or blinds prior to the installation of your replacement windows in Downers Grove will make things easier when we arrive on the scene. Make sure to remove any ornaments, decorations, and the like from the immediate area where the installation is to take place. This will reduce the risk of damage to anything you value or prize.
2. Designate traffic-ok areas.
If you’re a stickler for privacy or have certain areas of your home you want our team to keep away from, it helps when you designate areas of the home we can move around in. One simple way is to mark these areas and “walkways” with masking or sticky tape beforehand. Once the team is there, all you have to do is communicate these areas to them and they’ll be happy to oblige.
3. Plan for the window disposal.
When your new Downers Grove replacement windows are put in, your old windows will be on their way out. Some homeowners prefer to keep the old windows— possibly to share with relatives and friends or even as backups. Others prefer not to think about them again. Whichever is your preference, NEXT Door & Window will be glad to help you. Just let us know early on so we can prepare for it.
4. Let the neighbors know.
Any home improvement project gets very disruptive—not just for you, but for your neighbors too. Informing or even planning schedules with them shows respect and allows things to progress more smoothly. This will also give them a chance to clear their affected areas of things that are important to them.
Ample preparation will ensure that your windows will be installed properly and more efficiently. With several years of professional experience serving the community, you can count on us to do the job right the first time around.