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How To Prepare Your Home for Window Renovations

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Are you considering a window renovation project? Perhaps you’ve noticed drafts or condensation or want to reinforce your home with stronger window models. Updating your windows is a smart investment in your home’s value and a way to enhance comfort and energy efficiency. Keep reading to learn how to prepare your home for window renovations.

Remove Window Dressings

Start by taking down all your window-dressings, including curtains, blinds, and any decorative items. Removing these will give the workers clear access to the window frames and prevent damage to your window treatments. It’s also a good time to clean these items so they’re fresh when you reinstall them. You might even want to consider buying new curtains to match your new windows.

Make Space Surrounding the Area

Clear the area surrounding your windows. Move away any items placed on windowsills and nearby surfaces. This might include photos, plants, or decorative objects. Moving these items makes it easier for workers to move around and ensures your belongings are safe from dust, debris, and accidental damage.

Move Nearby Furniture

You’ll also want to relocate furniture that is close to the windows you’re replacing. Move items such as couches, tables, and chairs to another room if possible. Push these pieces to the center of the room and cover them with drop cloths if you have limited space. Doing so creates a safe working area and protects your furniture from potential damage.

Secure Family and Pets

Window renovations can be a noisy and chaotic process. Ensure your family and pets are safely away from the work area before work begins. Consider setting up a temporary space for pets in another part of the house or have them stay with a friend. Doing so will keep them safe and reduce everyone’s stress.

After the dust settles and the work is done, take the time to enjoy your newly renovated windows. Not only will they add beauty and value to your home, but they’ll also improve its energy efficiency. New windows add bright new possibilities to your home, whether you’re scheduling bigger windows or investing in heavy-duty impact windows for your coastal home.

Preparing your home for window renovations involves several careful steps. Removing window dressings and ensuring family and pet safety help the installation process go smoothly.

Investing in new windows is a wonderful way to enhance your home’s value and comfort. Take these preparatory steps today and watch your living space transform if you’ve already got your installation scheduled.

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