As fall creeps into Shoreline, temperatures drop, and your windows and screens need attention to keep your home comfortable. Getting your windows and screens ready for the colder months can save on energy costs and ensure a cozy home environment. At One Call Home Repair, we specialize in maintaining and repairing windows and screens, keeping Shoreline homes snug as the chill settles in.
Why Windows Matter in Cold Weather
Your windows are the primary barrier between your home and the outdoor elements. Over time, seals may weaken, allowing drafts to creep in. These drafts can make it harder to keep your home warm, driving up your heating bills. Ensuring that your windows are properly sealed and insulated is key to a comfortable winter.
We can inspect your windows, replace faulty seals, and ensure that they are functioning properly. If your windows are showing signs of wear, don’t wait until the cold sets in. Now is the time to repair or replace them.
The Role of Screens in Fall and Winter
Although screens are often associated with summer, they still play a role in fall and winter. Screens can collect debris, such as leaves and dirt, which can damage the window frames if left unchecked. Regular maintenance can prevent this buildup and extend the life of both your windows and screens.
If your screens are torn or damaged, we can repair or replace them to ensure they are in top shape before the cold sets in. While screens aren’t as crucial for insulation, keeping them clean and functional helps protect your windows, saving you money on repairs down the line.
Schedule an Inspection with One Call Home Repair
Don’t wait until Shoreline’s chilly weather becomes a full-on freeze. At One Call Home Repair, we’re here to ensure your windows and screens are up to the challenge of keeping your home warm and comfortable. Whether you need minor repairs or complete replacements, our team is ready to help.
Call us today at (425) 470-5254 to schedule an appointment. Let’s get your Shoreline home’s windows and screens ready for whatever the weather throws your way this season!
