AAA Roofing Contractors
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Exterior
Replacement windows installed and wrapped as part of your exterior — so siding, trim and flashing around each opening are handled by the same crew.
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How it works
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Each opening, the frame condition, and the trim and flashing around it.
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Styles and materials, explained in writing with what’s included.
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Installed, flashed and trimmed to tie into your siding.
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Old units hauled away.
Before the work · Know what to discuss
Start with the rooms, the existing window types and what you want to improve. Andersen, Pella and other manufacturers offer different choices; the useful comparison is the exact product and installation scope proposed for each opening.
Tell us which windows stick, fog, feel drafty or no longer suit the room. Discuss operation, appearance, screens and any preferences for the view or ventilation. Photos of both sides of the opening can make the first conversation more useful.
Ask the proposal to identify the windows included, the selected product, sizes and operation. Clarify which trim, wrapping and finishing tasks are included, and whether any interior finishing is separate. Do not assume every replacement method has the same scope.
If siding is also being changed, discuss the sequence and the work around each opening. Ask how unexpected conditions will be reviewed before extra work proceeds. Keep the final selections and product documentation with your project records.
Brands · What we install
We install windows from Andersen, Pella and other manufacturers. The brand and product are chosen with you for each project.
Questions
Still unsure? Call (847) 730-4026 — or send a request below and we’ll call you.
Often together or windows first, so the trim and flashing around each opening tie into the new siding. We’ll recommend an order for your project.
Yes. You can replace the windows that need it now and plan others later.
It can be. We document what we find; your insurer decides coverage.
Identify the rooms and openings involved and describe the concern, such as sticking, fogging, or water entry. Include the property address and a contact number.
The written scope should identify the specific openings and the proposed work for each. Review the selected products and included finishing work before approving the project.
Request · Free inspection
Tell us where the property is. A real person from our office calls you to confirm a time. Service: Windows — already selected.
Before the work · What to know
Is it hard to open, drafty, rotting, or just ugly? Also think about how the room is used: light, privacy, furniture and how you'll clean it. That tells us what kind of window makes sense.
Some replacements keep the existing frame and trim; others take the opening down further. The right way depends on your opening's condition. We'll explain what happens to the inside trim, the outside trim and the wall around it, and what we'll do if we find hidden damage.
We work with Andersen, Pella and other brands. A brand name is just the start — your estimate will name the exact series, how it opens, the frame and color, the glass and the extras. Any warranty or energy claims come straight from that product's paperwork.
Before we start, we'll go over how it will look inside and outside. Your estimate covers the trim work, cleanup, and anything left for another trade (like painting). Flashing and sealing are done to fit your opening and the manufacturer's instructions.
It depends on its condition, the window you choose, and the install method. We'll tell you after we look at it.
Often, yes. We'll check the opening size and how you want it to open before we confirm.
Not always. Drafts can also come from the wall around the window. We'll check where the air is actually coming from.
Free inspection
Send this and our office calls you to set a time. This is a request, not a booked appointment. Need us now? (847) 730-4026
