See Why Our Windows Handle WI Weather Well Over The Long Haul
How Much Longer Will Your Windows Weather
The Storm In The Milwaukee, WI Area?
See Why These Parts Of Your Home Must
Be Of A Certain Quality To Perform
Relatively new to the Milwaukee, WI, area? Curious about the weather as it relates to your windows? Let’s not sugarcoat it: The weather around here can be rough. All four of our seasons are pretty distinct. So, when upgrading or replacing windows, it’s an essential factor.
We’ve been replacing residential windows (and entry doors) in Milwaukee Metro for decades; we know a thing or two on the subject. Homeowners here simply can’t install the same lower-tier products folks get away with in gentler regions of the country.
Safety, security, and energy efficiency require higher-tier windows and entry doors that can weather our annual storms. Products that can stand the test of time, keeping your house warmer in the longer, colder months and cooler in the summertime.
Let’s take a deeper look.
Brrrrr! Snow & Ice Storms
Characterized by extreme below-zero cold, heavy snow, and ice, Wisconsin winters can drag on and be rather demanding on windows/doors.
On average, Milwaukee sees about four feet of snow. And again, that’s the average. So, if this is your first or second winter here, you could get lucky. Or, on the other side of the coin, you’ll be thrilled you invested in quality windows and entry doors.
- TightSeal Exteriors windows are Energy Star-rated to the highest standards and engineered for our specific area and winter extremes.
- They come in double and triple-pane 100% Wisconsin Tough options.
- For decades, we’ve offered our customers the option to invest in custom trim work to personalize their homes.
If you’d like to speak with specialists about winterizing your home with TightSeal Exteriors windows, simply connect with us. We’re happy to discuss the weather and ensure you’re as informed and prepared as possible.
Swoosh! High Winds
It’s windy in the Milwaukee, WI area. When the wind gusts up to its highest speeds, anything that isn’t secure isn’t safe. Your home could be at risk if you’ve got loose shingles, siding, compromised windows and/or entry doors, etc. And this doesn’t include potential mayhem from flying debris, fallen trees, or damaged power lines.
Here’s a little information on the type of exterior doors we install.
- Regarding our maintenance-free sliding glass patio doors, we offer natural solid wood that can be painted or stained or even stronger fiberglass and steel options.
- Your new TightSeal Exteriors entry door will be custom-fit, and you have a wide array of finishes to choose from so it matches your home.
- We carry many aluminum storm doors with over 50 glass or screen combinations.
Again, if you need quality insight from a company that’s been installing entry doors for decades, our in-house office staff are standing by.
Splash! Milwaukee’s Heavy Rain
While we usually see below the national average annual rainfall (35in), our storms can be intimidating when they roll through. When the precipitation isn’t in snowflake form, Wisconsin can be plagued by intense rainstorms. With almost a third of the total days in the year impacted by precipitation, preparing your home is essential.
Heavy rains can cause flooding, leaks, or structural damage, so you must ensure your home’s exterior is tightly sealed and can withstand storms.
- When moisture takes its toll on your window frames, TightSeal Exteriors’ full-frame installations ensure your window areas stay dry.
- Our entry doors are also made for the area, can withstand rain storms, and help you keep entryways drier.
- We offer a versatile range of high-quality product lines so you get the most value for your budget.
After severe weather, it’s important to take another look at your home and assess any damage. Storm damage should be identified, confirmed, and repaired quickly to avoid further issues.
Chat With TightSeal Exteriors Specialists
Got questions or concerns about windows and our weather around here? Interested in learning more about our replacement windows and overall process? Connect with us. You can call (414) 895-4807 or use our website Contact Us form to leave a message. We also have a way for you to schedule a consultation with us online.
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