Protect Your Home From Intruders With Strong Windows

• Energy Efficiency: Look for windows with high energy ratings to reduce heating and cooling costs.
• Material Types: Choose from vinyl, wood, or fiberglass based on durability and maintenance needs.
• Style Options: Consider styles that match your home’s architecture and personal taste.
• Installation Quality: Proper installation is key to preventing drafts and water leaks.
• Local Climate: Select windows designed to withstand Collegeville and Pottstown weather conditions.
• Warranty: Opt for products with strong warranties covering both materials and installation.
• Professional Help: Hire experienced local installers familiar with Collegeville and Pottstown homes.

The first step in the window replacement process is evaluating your existing windows and looking for signs of damage, drafts, and other issues. We’ll also carefully count and measure your windows to determine which types and sizes you will need. Next, we’ll discuss your window replacement goals in terms of energy efficiency, curb appeal, and budget to come up with a plan that works for you and your Pottstown or Collegeville, PA area home. Once we determine what you’ll receive, we’ll give you a free estimate.

A key part of window replacement is deciding which type of window you want. Whether it’s fiberglass or vinyl, casement, slider, or double-hung, it’s important to choose the right type of window based on your budget, aesthetics, functionality, and your energy-saving goals.

On the day of your window replacement, our experienced team will carefully remove the edges of window stops, sashes and springs, and unlock the old windows from the frame. We will also remove the jamb liners, taking great care not to damage the surrounding trim or walls. We will also remove the old caulk, weatherstripping, and debris, and inspect the opening for damage, and then safely, neatly dispose of your old windows and hardware.

Before we install the new windows in your Pottstown, PA, or Collegeville, PA home, we will repair any structural damage and clean the openings. We then apply finishing tape for weatherstripping and “dry-fit” the new window, apply caulk to the interior components, and carefully position your new windows into the openings. Next, we secure the windows using screws that go through pre-drilled holes in the frames and shims in the surrounding windows’ structure. All sashes are inspected to ensure that they sit evenly and that all windows are secure, level, and plumb. We’ll make adjustments as needed, insulate all gaps, and install interior trim flush.