Installation

At first, our installers perform a quick safety assessment around work area. Then they cover your furniture and items to prevent dust from settling on them. They also lay down drop cloths to protect your floors.

Window World installers remove old products along with interior casing and exterior brick-mould with minimal exposing time during winter time and disturbance to existing interior walls and exterior sidings. Minor drywall or plaster repair may be required afterward at the customer’s expense. Window World will take care of disposing and recycling old products as a part of installation process.

Window World installers make sure the rough opening is free from debris and damages. If necessary, they replace or repair frames should they discover rot damage; this will result in an additional charge that your Renovation Consultant will discuss with you. If the window or door is a new opening, installers will cut out the wall to create a new rough opening.

When the rough opening is ready, our installers put in the new product while ensuring it’s perfectly square, level, and plum by shimming around it. Framing screws steady the product. They apply expansion spray foam between the jamb and rough opening to insulate and completely secure the product. Our installers use Window World’s advanced and exclusive renovation enveloping method, created with our certified sealants and waterproof membranes, around the exterior brick-mould or nailing fin to prevent any potential water leakage.