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October 25, 2018

The dry season is quickly approaching in Florida, which means that it’s time to start considering all of the home improvement projects you’ve deferred because of the rain. One of the most significant home improvement endeavors that you may want to consider once the rain subsides is window replacement. Purchasing new windows can add value to your home and reduce the amount of money you spend each year on maintenance and replacement.

The winter season is the best time to install hurricane windows in Miami, FL. Hurricane windows are made of special high-impact resistant glass that allows you to reap all the benefits of natural light while reducing concerns caused by more flimsy traditional glass panes. If you’d like the safety, peace of mind and curb appeal that hurricane windows bring, consider reaching out to schedule your appointment with Greystoke Hurricane Protection LLC today.

If you’re working with a company specializing in hurricane windows in Miami, FL to replace your windows this winter, here are just a few things that you can do to make the installation process smoother once the crews show up to begin working on your windows:

  • Prepare the space: The first thing that you should do is remove the blinds or shutters from your windows, and clear the area around the windows being replaced. Doing this will make the contractor’s job substantially easier and allow them to work as quickly as possible.
  • Designate access: When the contractors arrive, be sure to discuss the doors you prefer they use to access the windows, and also show them a few places they can use to store used or new windows during the installation process.
  • Keep kids and pets away: If you have kids or pets in your home, it’s important to keep them in a safe space and out of the contractor’s way. With the windows out and the contractor going in and out of the house frequently, the process provides children and pets with a point of escape.
  • Discuss the weather: Be sure to talk about the forecast with your contractor, and ask them what their policy is if the weather becomes inclement during an installation job. Good contractors should have a well-developed weather policy in place.
  • Keep the paperwork: Be sure to ask the contractor for any paperwork they may have regarding your windows, including warranty documents and Energy Star certificates. This can help you get replacements if anything goes wrong, and claim any tax rebates you may be due.

Since 2005, Greystone Hurricane Protection LLC has been a premier provider of hurricane windows in Miami, FL. We’re proud to provide each and every one of our residential and commercial clients with high-quality hurricane gear that helps them keep them and their property safe during Florida’s intensive storm season. Regardless of the needs you’re facing at your property, reach out to one of our friendly and knowledgeable representatives today to learn about ways that we can help you install windows that meet your needs.

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