Winter weather tips for window installation in Canada?
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Two of our bedroom seals failed completely last month and the glass is fogging up and freezing on the inside. I know winter is here, but can installers actually work in sub-zero temperatures safely, or should we wait until spring to replace them?
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Replacing glass during severe sub-zero weather is totally doable, provided your installers follow cold-weather protocols. Professionals typically replace one opening at a time and close interior doors to minimize heat loss in the house. Checking guidelines for Window Installation in Canada ensures you know what winter preparations are needed, like using specialized low-temperature caulking and foam. Booking in the off-season can also mean faster scheduling and potential winter discounts from contractors.
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That is a huge relief to hear. I was worried our house would freeze inside if they took the old units out in January, but doing one room at a time with closed doors sounds very manageable. I'll get a contractor booked.