Advanced Roofing Inc.

Window replacement is a big home improvement project that can be messy and disruptive. However, with proper preparation and execution, you can minimize the mess and keep your home clean. In this article, Advanced Roofing Inc. shares tips for keeping your home clean during window replacement.

Prepare Your Home for Window Replacement

Get everything set before the window replacement team arrives. 

1. Cover your floors with plastic or drop cloths to protect them from dust and debris.
2. Remove any breakable items from the windowsill and surrounding area to prevent them from getting damaged.
3. Clear a path for the window installers to ensure they have easy access to the windows.

Clean Up During Window Replacement

During the window replacement process, expect dust and debris around the work area. To keep your home clean, do the following:

1. Cover the area around the window with plastic sheeting to catch any falling debris.
2. Consider setting up a fan to blow the dust out of the room and opening windows to increase ventilation.
3. If you have pets, keep them in a separate room away from the work area to prevent them from getting in the way or coming into contact with any hazardous materials.

Clean Up After Window Replacement

Once the window installation is complete, it’s time to clean up. The installers should clean up any debris and remove all old windows and materials from your property. However, thoroughly cleaning your home by yourself is still a good idea to ensure it is spotless. Vacuum the floors, wipe down surfaces, and dispose of any remaining debris.

Let Our Team Take Care of Your Home During a Window Replacement

By following these tips, you can keep your home clean during window replacement and minimize the disruption to your daily life. If you’re looking for a reliable and experienced window replacement team, call Advanced Roofing Inc. at (630) 553-2344, or fill out our contact form to get a free quote. We serve clients in Illinois, including Plainfield, IL, and the surrounding areas.