Yes, we work year around. Snow is typically not a problem. We shovel where we need too. On windy days, we try to stay out of the wind and will typically work in temperatures to about 10 above zero.

You are more than welcome to be there. Many people let us in at the beginning of the day and go on with their regular schedule. Many times people will give us a code or a garage door code. We typically lock the house when we leave at the end of the day.

Usually there is a small deposit due with the signing of the contract. The balance is due upon completion of the work.

Complete cleanup and disposal of debris/old windows/old doors is Included in the price. Typically debris is picked up and hauled away daily.

No. We usually tarp the floors and furniture, and vacuum at the end of each day. Depending on the type of replacement there can be very little mess. We leave your home as clean as possible. At the end of each day we will pickup and dispose of all debris as well as organize the jobsite for the next day. All tools are picked up and put away unless prior arrangements have been made with you.

Once the decision has been made and the contract is written, we will place the order for the windows or doors. Most of the window and door companies we deal with have about a 4-6 week lead time before we see the new product. Depending on the time of the year (and our backlog) we are usually setting up installation dates 6-8 weeks after the contract is signed.

You will receive a letter from us telling you what to do prior to our arrival for installation. We will normally ask you to remove the things that hang on the exterior walls or things that could vibrate off the walls due to pounding or sawing. We are more than happy to do this for you if you would like. Many times your curtains can remain. It does depend on the type of window installation we are doing and how your curtains are mounted to the window or the wall.

There are times when it can get a little cool in the house for a short while and it will depend on your pet. Occasionally, the different sounds that come from construction tools will startle some pets but this is normally short term. Many people will move pets into the basement or rooms that we are not working in.