Your installation crew
- Protects the work areas and removes your old windows.
- Fits, secures, insulates and finishes the new windows.
- Removes the old windows and debris, then checks the finished work with you.
Installation
From the first confirmation to the final walkthrough, here is the installation process and what to discuss for your project.
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Our service promise for online video measurements is within 2 inches of the actual opening. Online video measurement locks the online quote for your quoted project.
During checkout, choose a date for a project manager to visit your home, review the entire project scope and take precise measurements to 1/8 inch. That visit does not change your online quote.
If the crew finds moisture damage, rot or insulation issues, they will discuss it with you before proceeding. The project-manager visit reviews the entire scope and takes precise measurements; that visit does not change the online quote for your quoted project.
Your installer contacts you 2-3 days before your scheduled date to confirm timing and review any access details (parking, HOA rules, pets, etc.).
The crew arrives at your scheduled time, introduces themselves, and lays down drop cloths and protective covering over floors, furniture, and landscaping near work areas.
Each old window is carefully removed. The crew inspects the frame cavity for moisture damage, rot, or insulation issues. If anything unexpected is found, they'll discuss it with you before proceeding.
Your new windows are set, shimmed, leveled, and secured. Insulation is applied around the frame. Exterior trim and capping is installed for a finished, weather-tight seal.
The crew removes all old windows and debris, cleans the work areas, and does a walkthrough with you. They'll demonstrate how each window operates and answer any questions.
The installer checks every window for proper operation, seal integrity, and cosmetic finish. You sign off when you're satisfied — not before.
Start with the typical timing below, then discuss the details of your home and project with your installer.
5-10 windows typically takes one full day (6-8 hours). Larger projects may extend to two days.
Installations can proceed in most weather. We'll reschedule only for severe conditions (ice storms, extreme winds).
Expect moderate noise from cutting and fastening. The loudest parts are brief. Most rooms can be used normally during the work.
We recommend keeping pets and young children away from active work areas for safety.
The process above describes the crew's work. Your project manager reviews the entire scope before installation without changing your online quote. Review your project terms and ask about anything that is unclear.
Ask about prep details, timing, access or unexpected conditions for your particular project. You can also ask Zig for help understanding the process.
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