A great deal more goes into installing windows and doors PROPERLY in your home than ever
meets the eye!
There's an old adage... "Measure twice and cut
once". It's the same level of care that flows through everything we do. Prior to the
removal of the existing window, our expert installers double check the sizes to ensure
there's no possibility of removing a window only to find there's an issue with the
replacement frame, or that would prevent us from closing the opening on the same day.
After our installers have double-checked the
window/door sizes and have confirmed that all materials have arrived on site, only then
will they start the removal of the existing frames. Prior to the commencement of the
removal process, they:
1. Carry out a risk assessment as required,
complying with Occupational Health and Safety requirements.
2. Establish a safe perimeter around the
demolition area.
3. Remove window furnishings. (We recommend that
the homeowner remove existing window furnishings.)
4. Clear the immediate work area. (We are happy
to assist in moving furniture, but request that you relocate your smaller fragile items.)
5. Cover the floor in the immediate work area
with a drop sheet. (We recommend that you cover everything as the removal and particularly
the installation of the new frames WILL create a lot of dust.)
Of course all necessary safety equipment is used to
protect you, your family and our installers. Where safety is involved , like everything
else we do at Windowline...
Once the window has been removed all necessary timber
trims will be prepared for attachment to the window.
This messy work is done outside to minimise the
disruption inside your home and is carried out in a safe work area.
After all the necessary timber trims have been machined
to suit the installation, the timber is attached to the window.
Like most of the preparation process this work is done
outside to reduce the amount of work and therefore possible mess inside your home. And of
course all work is carried out to our customers' exacting standards!
After all necessary trim has been attached to the
window, the frame is lifted into place complete with internal linings. The frame is then
fixed in place using appropriate fixings.
Once the window has been secured, the screens are
fitted. If requested the window furnishings would also be refitted at this time. (In the
majority of case, the windows can be replaced WITHOUT any disruption to tiling.)
Once the frame has been fitted and the inside detailing
is complete, it's time to finish the external trimming.
At Windowline we use only the very best quality
sealants including Silicone and Sikaflex to seal the frames back to the existing
structure. (Weatherboard example shown here.)
After the installation of each window is complete our
installers will remove the drop sheets and remove any debris. Whilst we carry out a
comprehensive cleanup of the work area, the room will still need a good dust afterwards.
You see, you couldn't trust
"just anyone" to do this
But you can trust WINDOWLINE
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