Getting your home ready before the window installation crew arrives makes the project run more smoothly and protects your belongings from dust and accidental damage. A little preparation goes a long way toward a stress-free installation day. Clear the area around each window that is being replaced. Move furniture, lamps, plants, and decorative items away from the window by at least three to four feet on the interior. The crew needs room to work safely and to set down tools and materials without causing damage. Remove window treatments before the crew arrives. Curtains, blinds, shades, and valances all need to come down before installation begins. Take down any curtain rods or hardware that attaches directly to the window frame or surrounding wall area.
On the exterior, clear the area under each window. Move potted plants, patio furniture, and any stored items away from the house where the crew will be working. If you have landscaping close to the foundation, let the installer know so https://raymondafqz471.iamarrows.com/harland-windows-siding-raleigh-bbb-rated-contractor they can take care not to damage plants while removing and installing exterior trim. Pets should be secured away from the work area for the day. Open windows and unfamiliar workers can be stressful for animals, and an unsecured door or open window could create a safety issue. A quiet room with food and water away from the work area is the safest arrangement. Parking one or two vehicles on the street rather than the driveway gives the crew space for their truck and materials without blocking access. Harland Windows and Siding will walk you through any specific preparation requirements when they schedule your installation. Call 919-851-0060 to book your project.
