Window and Door Installation in Connecticut
Flores Painting Service LLC installs and replaces windows and doors in Connecticut homes. Openings get framed square, flashed, and sealed before any unit goes in, because that is what decides whether the installation lasts.
The Opening Matters More Than the Unit
Most window and door problems that show up years after installation are not window problems. They are opening problems. A unit set into a racked opening binds. A unit flashed poorly leaks into the wall and nobody sees it. Both are installation decisions.
Flores Painting Service LLC handles window installation, window replacement, door installation, door replacement, and exterior door installation. The same crew that does interior trim finishes the opening. The casing and the exterior detail match the rest of the house.
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Window and Door Services in Connecticut
Five window and door services, from a new opening cut into a wall to a single door swapped in place.
Window Installation in Connecticut
Window installation covers new openings and units going in where none existed before. The opening gets framed square, then flashed so water runs out instead of into the wall. A racked opening never operates right afterward.
Window Replacement in Connecticut
Window replacement takes an existing unit out and puts a new one in the same opening. Removal is where damage happens, so the old unit comes out without wrecking trim or siding. Hidden rot surfaces here.
Door Installation in Connecticut
Door installation covers interior doors, jambs, and the hardware that makes them swing correctly. Jambs get set plumb and shimmed, because a door that sticks is almost always a jamb problem. Casing follows the actual wall.
Door Replacement in Connecticut
Door replacement swaps an existing door, and sometimes the jamb with it, in the same opening. Older houses rarely have standard door sizes, so the slab gets fitted rather than ordered. Hinge and strike locations move.
Exterior Door Installation in Connecticut
Exterior door installation covers entry doors and the openings that take weather directly. The sill and threshold matter most, because that is where water gets in and rot starts. Flashing goes in before any exterior trim.
Why Connecticut Homeowners Choose Us for Windows and Doors
Framed, Flashed, Then Trimmed
The opening gets squared and flashed before the unit goes in, which is where most window installations fail.
Trim Comes With It
Removing a unit disturbs interior and exterior trim, and putting that trim back properly is real carpentry work.
Old Openings Are Not Square
In an older house the opening has moved, so the unit gets shimmed to operate correctly, not forced.
How a Window or Door Project Runs
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We measure the openings, check the trim and the sill condition, and price the work honestly.
Written Scope
You receive the scope in writing, with materials, labor, and price listed on their own lines.
Scheduled Work
Openings stay closed up the same day, so the house is never left standing open overnight.
Final Walkthrough
We check operation on every unit with you and adjust anything sticking before the job closes.
Window and Door Projects in Connecticut
Window and door installations completed in Connecticut homes. Framing, flashing, sealing, and finished trim, photographed after completion.
9 projects completed
Window and Door Questions We Get Asked
Answers to the questions Connecticut homeowners ask before a window or door project.
Usually paint buildup, swollen wood, or a jamb that is out of plumb rather than a failed window. Humidity swings in Connecticut move wood seasonally, so a sash that binds in August can work fine in January.
Yes. Pulling a window disturbs interior and exterior trim, so cutting and fitting new trim is part of the job. Ask any contractor about this before comparing estimates, because it is often excluded.
Usually not. A sticking door is almost always a jamb that is out of plumb, worn hinges, or a slab that swelled. In older Connecticut homes the opening itself has moved. That is an adjustment, not a replacement.
We show you before we go further. Hidden sill or framing damage is common in older Connecticut homes, and it has to be repaired before the new unit goes in. It gets priced as a change, in writing.
Yes, and that is most of the work in older houses. Openings stopped being standard sizes long ago. The door and the jamb get fitted to the opening rather than forcing a stock unit into it.
It depends on the count and what turns up during removal. Openings get closed the same day they are opened, so the house is never left exposed overnight, even on a multi day job.
Window and Door Services in Connecticut Towns
Window and door installation in nine Connecticut towns, most of them in Fairfield County. Call and ask if your town is missing.
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Tell us how many openings and the age of the house. We will measure, check the sills, and price the work.
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