Step 1: Getting Started

A certified Quality Touch Remodeling salesperson will visit you at your home for a FREE Consultation to evaluate your project. During this visit, we will inspect your windows and/and or doors identify any problems, understand your priorities and budget, walk-through product solutions and design options tailored specifically to your home.

Step 2: Measure and Manufacture

Before placing the order, a member of the Install Team will schedule one final appointment to take measurements, and solidify product specifications. Because we build your windows specifically for your home, if you wish to make any changes to your window or door order – the final measurement meeting is the time to do so. This step is essential for ensuring your order is placed accurately to keep your project on track before sending it in for customization.

Step 3: Installation & Service

A professional installation team will treat your home with care and respect and ensure all local building codes are met during the install.

Prepare your home for installers:
The installation technicians will need space to work. Clear away any furniture (or pets) located directly in front of, or close to, the windows and doors being replaced. You will need to move things that are outside your home, as well. They will need space to set up these items, and you should move lawn furniture or decorations that might be in the way. Click here to learn more about how to prepare your home for replacement windows and doors.

Before wrapping up, a member of the Installation Team will take a final walk-through to inspect all new windows and doors to ensure proper installation and check for any defects or issues that will need further service. Our limited warranty is backed by a commitment to making sure your windows and doors function as expected.

Step 4: Inspection

Inspect every window and door before the installation crew moves on to their next job. Look for dents or scratches on the glass, trim, window frames, and sashes. If possible, inspect the outside sealant for gaps. Open and close every window at least a couple times to check for smooth, bind-free operation. Make sure you’re 100% satisfied before the installation crew leaves your home.