Reinstalation Windows & Doors
At FP Windows & Doors, we specialize in identifying and correcting installation problems. We provide professional window and door reinstallation in Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Fort Saskatchewan, Leduc, and surrounding areas.
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We Fix Improperly Installed Windows & Doors
If your windows or doors were installed incorrectly, replacing them completely may not always be necessary. Our team can inspect the existing installation, determine the cause of the problem, carefully remove the unit when required, prepare and repair the opening, and professionally reinstall the window or door.
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Proper reinstallation can help:
- eliminate drafts and air leakage;
- prevent water infiltration;
- improve insulation and energy efficiency;
- correct window or door alignment;
- protect the surrounding wall structure;
- extend the service life of your existing windows and doors.
If you suspect improper window installation or improper door installation, contact FP Windows & Doors. We can assess the problem and provide a professional solution for your home in Edmonton and surrounding communities.
Don’t replace a good window or door because of a bad installation — let us install it correctly.
Consequences of poor-quality installation of windows and doors
Improper use of drip cap. The window must be behind the drip cap, otherwise water can get inside through the silicone cracks.
Moisture under the window in the bedroom contributes to the formation of condensation, which destroys the wood of the walls, so be sure to cover it with blueskin or 3M
Incorrect use of screws, the distance between the screws should not exceed 24 inches. In this case, the distance is much greater. One more screw is not enough
Poor-quality window foaming. Cold enters the house through these gaps.
Rotting of the bottom of the window sill can lead to rotting of the studs.
The screws need to be a certain shape because they have to hold the window frame.