While the specifics of caring for your windows will vary depending on the manufacturer, window type, and the options you chose for your windows, there are a couple of care and maintenance tips that are more or less universal. Here are some tips to keep in mind:
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Damage due to weather and the environment The ever-present assault of the weather and environment is a major cause of window damage. Wind, snow, hail, rain, and extremes of heat and cold will all eventually take their toll on your windows. This is especially true if your windows are periodically subjected to both extreme cold …
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In a state like Wyoming, where winter brings loads of snow and blizzards, it is important to use only the best materials for your windows. They don’t just need to be durable and weather-resistant; they must also have the ability to adapt to extreme weather conditions. One such material that is ideal for the job …
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Visual signs of window damage Identifying that your windows need replacing takes just a little attention to detail. Anything which seems out of the ordinary is a good reason to check further to see if there is actual damage to the window. Things to look out for include:
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Historic windows serve as portals to the past, as they have been around for many decades. They also hold a lot of memories shared by generations of families and communities. Older windows, however, tend to be weak and drafty, leaving your spaces susceptible to the elements and changes in temperatures. Since they are weak, repairing …
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