5 Window Problems in the Winter and How to Prevent Them
When you live in a four-season climate, like the Midwest, you know that it’s vitally important to prepare for winter weather in advance. You’ve likely invested in a durable coat, practiced driving in slick conditions and stocked up on your favorite hot beverage to help you prepare for winter’s chilly mornings.
Your winter preparation should include home maintenance steps that reduce the risks of damage from freezes, precipitation and low temperatures. In addition to winterizing your air conditioning unit and gutters, you may also need to think about a less obvious, but vulnerable area, your windows.
In this blog, we list five threats to your windows that are created when temperatures plummet and snow starts to fall, and how you can prevent these common issues.