01In-home consultationWe review comfort concerns, drafts, condensation, operation, exterior conditions, style goals, and the performance needs of each room before recommending a window.
02Precision measure & product selectionEvery opening is measured individually. We specify only premium, top-tier energy-efficient windows with high-performance glass packages, durable frames, dependable hardware, and the right configuration for the home.
03Pre-installation planningWindow sizes, handing, grid patterns, colors, trim details, access, and protection requirements are verified before installation so the finished project remains consistent across the house.
04Protect the homeFloors, furniture, landscaping, siding, and nearby finishes are covered. Work zones are organized to control dust and debris while keeping the property safe.
05Remove the existing windowThe old sash, frame components, fasteners, trim, and failed sealants are carefully removed without hiding the condition of the opening behind the new unit.
06Inspect the exposed openingWe examine the sill, jambs, header, sheathing, framing, and surrounding materials for water intrusion, rot, movement, and previous installation failures.
07Reframe rotten or damaged woodIf deterioration is found, compromised wood is removed and the opening is rebuilt as needed. We restore solid framing, correct the rough opening, and address the source of moisture before a new window is installed.
08Flash & weatherproofThe sill and opening are prepared with properly layered flashing and water-management details that direct incidental moisture outward and integrate with the home’s exterior system.
09Set, square & fastenThe premium window is dry-fitted, shimmed, leveled, squared, and secured according to manufacturer requirements so the sash operates correctly and the frame is not distorted.
10Insulate & air sealThe perimeter gap is insulated and sealed to reduce air leakage without overfilling or bowing the frame, helping the high-efficiency window perform as designed.
11Finish inside & outExterior trim, capping, sealant joints, interior casing, stops, and touchpoints are completed for a clean appearance and a durable transition to the surrounding wall.
12Test, clean & reviewWe operate and lock every sash, inspect the seals and finish work, clean the glass and work area, remove debris, and show the homeowner how to use and care for the new windows.
