DIY Window Replacement Guide

Even a minimal home improvement can have a surprising impact on your curb appeal. In this case, installing new windows can be an excellent alternative to beautify your residence and improve its energy efficiency.

Required tools and materials: work gloves, ladder, flashing tape, earmuffs, nails, work knives, hammers, silicon caulk, window foam, pry bar, and a dust mask.

How to replace a window?

Get ready for your next DIY home improvement project, and learn how to replace your windows with this short guide. - Start by measuring both the height and width of your window, but please take your time to ensure accuracy.

Please do not remove the old window until you have a replacement and all the required materials and tools. While pry bars are not a home-toolbox essential, they are great for removing stuck windows.

And it is finally time to position, install and secure your new window. For extra protection: nail the frame, add a layer of silicone caulk around the exterior face, and spray foam insulation around the edges.

Can I replace a window myself?

While every homeowner will eventually work on a DIY home improvement project, it is up to you to install the new window yourself or hire professional help. Installing a window replacement can be an easy job for all those handy and experienced homeowners, but please don't take it lightly because poor projects can affect your property's performance and aesthetic.

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