Potential Risks of DIY Repair and Replacement

Potential Risks of DIY Repair and Replacement

Are you trying to repair your original or install new replacement windows? You may think that doing it yourself would be cheaper; however, there are certain risks involved when you do these on your own. It may also lead to more costs or even injuries. Knowing what the dangers are will keep you safe.

Potential Risks of DIY Repair and Replacement

Potential Injury

Many homeowners who do DIY replacing or repairing of their damaged and old windows risk injury, such as cuts from nails, broken glass and rotting wood. These often happen when people do not know how to properly use certain tools or replace or fix a specific problem, or they lack overall experience.

Worse, some don’t even wear safety equipment, such as the right clothing, eye protection or other items. An injury from a DIY project will also cost you more and will delay the repair and replacement. Hiring a window contractor, on the other hand, avoids most of these problems.

May Result in Further Damage

Doing DIY window repair and replacement may end up damaging your property even more. Without the proper experience, you might misjudge the extent of the damage or perform the wrong fix. In such cases, it is best to hire a contractor instead. At Renewal by Andersen® of Cincinnati, we are a first-rate window contractor in the area.

Why Hire a Contractor Instead?

When you hire a contractor to replace or repair windows, you’ll get excellent service and on-schedule delivery. They get the job done on time and within budget, and will meet required specifications. Our window replacement company will make sure the window we provide you with is of high quality and will last longer than its contemporaries.

We have a variety of products that come in different shapes, styles and sizes that fit the overall design aesthetics of your home. We can also customize the frames of our windows using our Fibrex® wood composite that doesn’t peel, chip or rot.

Connect with us at (866) 609-5033 to learn more about what we can do for you and the products we offer. We serve the Cincinnati, OH, area and the surrounding neighborhoods.

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