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Residential Windows Process |
1. Start of residential window
installation process
Our window installers and carpenters arrive as scheduled in
one of our self-contained shops on wheels. Our trucks carry
all of our tools, materials, and supplies to make your window
installation a success. In many cases, much of our work can be
done outside of your home. This virtually eliminates sawdust
and allows for a much cleaner and safer work environment.
2. Air tight and water tight window installation
Our window installers and carpenters are specially trained
to keep moisture and air from entering around your new
windows. This means that on most window installations we can
create a waterproof seal around window openings utilizing
self-sealing adhesive membranes called Ice and Water Shield.
These membranes work with the home's moisture barrier to help
weatherproof your window openings.
3. End of day cleanup
At the end of every day as well as the end of the window
installation job, our personnel clean the entire work area,
ensuring the area is free of nails or any other materials that
may risk injury to children, pets, or car tires.
4. Finishing
Due to the fact that we are one of the Twin Cities leading
exterior remodeling companies, we are able to handle any
siding and trim issues, which may occur during a window
installation project. For an additional charge we can stain or
paint the interior and exterior of your windows if necessary.
A Project Manager is assigned specifically to your window
replacement job and will be involved in each step until
completion.
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A more "custom" look
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Less prone to leakage
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No loss of glass area
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Usually requires damage to trim
/ siding
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More expensive
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Takes longer to install
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Less Expensive
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Can be completed quickly
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No damage to siding/trim
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Wider frame means some glass area
will be lost
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Some styles look cheap /
unprofessional
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More prone to leakage
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Because of their lower cost
and ease of installation, retrofit windows have become hugely
popular. This is the type of window we chose for our home and it
is the focus of this buyer's guide. |
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Residential Windows Process |
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Our residential window installation
process has provided excellent results for Minneapolis, MN /
St. Paul, MN metro area homeowners. SSI is acknowledged as
one of the premiere replacement window, new construction
window, and window repairs contractors in Minnesota. Our
service area includes the following Minnesota | MN | cities:
Andover, MN | Anoka, MN | Apple Valley, MN |
Arden Hills, MN | Belle Plaine, MN | Big Lake, MN |
Bloomington, MN | Brooklyn Center, MN | Brooklyn Park, MN |
Burnsville, MN | Carver, MN | Centerville, MN | Champlin, MN |
Chaska, MN | Coates, MN | Cokato, MN | Coon Rapids, MN |
Dassel, MN | Deephaven, MN | Delano, MN | Dellwood, MN |
Eagan, MN | Eden Prarie, MN | Edina, MN | Elk River, MN | Elko
New Market, MN | Excelsior, MN | Farmington, MN | Forest Lake,
MN | Glencoe, MN | Golden Valley, MN | Hutchinson, MN | Inver
Grove Heights, MN | Lakeville, MN | Litchfield, MN | Little
Canada, MN | Maple Grove, MN | Medina, MN | Minneapolis, MN |
Minnetonka, MN | Monticello, MN | Mound, MN | Mounds View, MN
| New Hope, MN | New Prague, MN | Northfield, MN | Orono, MN |
Plymouth, MN | Princeton, MN | Prior Lake, MN | Ramsey, MN |
Richfield, MN | Rogers, MN | Rosemount, MN | Roseville, MN |
Savage, MN | Shakopee, MN | St. Cloud, MN | St. Louis Park, MN
| Vadnais Heights, MN | Waconia, MN | Watertown, MN | Wayzata,
MN | Winona, MN |
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