At the end of each job our team completes, every customer receives what we call our Customer Installation Inspection Checklist. This checklist allows customers to rate our crew’s overall installation performance. It also ensures our crew has completed several very important tasks prior to the project’s completion. With the checklist, we ask customers to verify that their installers demonstrated how their new replacement windows and doors operate, including any screens. They are also asked to inspect the interior and exterior trim around their new windows and doors to make sure it is installed to their satisfaction and that the screens are free from any defects. Finally, customers are asked to verify that any old windows or doors have been disposed of. At BM Windows, we pride ourselves …
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Have You Seen Our Recently Updated Gallery of San Diego Projects?
If you haven’t clicked on our Gallery tab yet, it’s a great place to see some of the replacement window and door projects our BM Windows team has recently completed. The gallery contains photographs of our actual window and door replacement projects—not stock images or photographs taken by the window manufacturers. As you click on each picture, it will enlarge, so you can get a better view of the details of each project. We hope you will notice the finished detail that has gone into each installation. We wanted to put these photos in our gallery so you could get a good idea of the types of projects we work on every day. We’ve completed window and door installations in custom San Diego homes, as well as in track homes that needed upgraded, energy efficient windows. There is no job that …
Understanding the Differences Between 2, 3 & 4-Panel Replacement Sliding Patio Doors for San Diego Homes
Lately we’ve been talking a lot about sliding patio doors, and for good reason. Sliding doors are extremely common, and most San Diego homes have at least one of them. San Diego homeowners wanting vinyl replacement patio doors installed into their homes have more options than they probably know. Not only can you choose from a two, three, or four-panel sliding patio door, but within each of those choices, there are additional options. Two-Panel Doors Three-Panel Doors Four-Panel Doors Operable Panels 1 1 1 or 2 Number of Posts 1 2 3 Opening Options 2 4 4 For example, if you choose a three-panel patio door, you have the option of an operable panel that opens from left to center, right to center, center to left, or center to right. When you …
