Keeping Your Casement Windows in Top Shape

At Renewal by Andersen® of Wyoming, our customers know that keeping windows in top shape at all times is a must for every homeowner. Every window in your home plays a part in helping protect your property against the elements, keeping indoor temperatures consistent and improving your home’s curb appeal. Here are a few things to help you keep your windows well taken care of, specifically, if you have casement windows.

Casement Basics

The appearance of modern casement windows is derived from design aesthetics that date as far back as the medieval period. Casement windows are hinged on the side and swing as doors do. You can keep them fully or partially open.

Cleaning Tips

Most windows should be cleaned by, first, focusing on the frames and then working on the glass. Casement windows are easier to clean from both sides when they are fully open. If you have a casement window from Renewal by Andersen of Wyoming, however, keeping it clean will be even more of a breeze as they are made from low-maintenance materials with scratch-resistant glass.

Hardware Check

Keep your window hardware clean and polished, too. Remember that even the smallest details can make a huge impact on how your windows look as a whole. Use this opportunity to see if all levers, handles, screws and hinges are still securely in place and replace parts when necessary.

We have all sorts of windows at Renewal by Andersen of Wyoming, including double hung windows, bow and bay windows, and casement windows. All are guaranteed to be made from only the best quality materials and, with proper care, can last you for decades. Call us at 307-472-2199 to find out more. Our in-home design consultations are free if you live in Gillette, Douglas and Cheyenne, WY.