Window warping occurs because of changes in temperature. The increase in heat and humidity will deform the windows and cause them to warp. Why does this happen? In this post, Renewal by Andersen® of Sacramento explains why window warping occurs and how to prevent it.
What Is Window Warping?
Warping is a type of damage that can happen to windows when they’re exposed to extreme changes in temperature and humidity. Warping can cause the window frame to bend or the glass to crack. In severe cases, warped windows may no longer be able to open and close properly. For instance, deformed awnings and casement windows may creak or not even move when operated.
How Can You Prevent Your Windows From Warping?
You can do a few things to prevent your windows from warping. One of the best things you can do is ensure they’re installed properly. If your windows are installed correctly, they’ll be less likely to warp when exposed to extreme changes in temperature or humidity. An experienced residential contractor, such as Renewal by Andersen of Sacramento, can help you maintain and improve the condition of your windows.
How to Fix Windows That Have Warped
If your windows have already begun to warp, there are a few things you can do to correct the problem. One option is to replace the window if the damage is severe enough. Consider replacing your windows with Fibrex® from Renewal by Andersen. This composite material is guaranteed to withstand harsh temperatures and won’t crack, rot or deform.
If you think your windows may be starting to warp, it’s essential to act quickly. Only trust experts with a proven track record and high-quality materials to help you with window warping or repairing your windows. Get an estimate from Renewal by Andersen of Sacramento today by calling (916) 779-5800 or filling out this contact form.
