Siding Windows and Doors FAQ

Choosing the right residential siding installation can be challenging, but our experts are here to help. We recommend scheduling an initial assessment for our team to address key factors, including durability needs, energy-efficiency demands, style preferences, and maintenance requirements. This enables us to develop personalized siding recommendations that align with your desired results.

Brooks Siding Windows & Doors offers a range of siding, windows, and doors by renowned brands. Our inventory boasts unrivaled features that contribute to the energy efficiency, performance, and aesthetic value of your property. From vinyl windows to storm doors and Everlast Advanced Composite, look to us for industry-leading home improvement services.

Windows can be installed following siding. However, if you are planning a new residential siding installation, we recommend installing the windows first to streamline your project and minimize disruption to your property. However, if that installation sequence is not possible, our experts will ensure an efficient window installation no matter your needs.

When it comes time to replace your windows, you will likely notice signs. Sometimes these signs are evident, such as visible damage. Other times, faulty windows can be harder to detect and may include symptoms such as condensation between windowpanes, foggy glass, drafts, damaged seals, or rotting window components.

If your vinyl window replacement is facing an issue, we’re here to make it right. We stand behind our work and products with some of the industry’s best warranties. Contact us at your earliest convenience, and we will dispatch a professional to remedy the situation as soon as possible.

Vinyl window replacement is the gold standard of residential window replacement. These additions offer a number of benefits, including but not limited to:

• Virtually maintenance-free
• No need for painting or sanding
• Cost-effective and long-lasting
• High-end look without the high-end price tag
• Customizable and versatile
• Energy-efficient and weather-resistant

At Brooks Siding Windows & Doors, we recognize that no two homes are alike. That’s why we allow our customers to customize their siding, windows, and doors to align their design to their performance and budget needs without compromising on their style preferences.

A door should not only be secure but also highly energy efficient. That’s why at Brooks Siding Windows & Doors, our replacement doors are designed with the utmost energy efficiency in mind. With airtight seals and a focus on durability, count on us to optimize the efficiency and insulation of your space.

In general, we strive to avoid extreme temperatures when replacing siding, windows, and doors. The ideal time to pursue a replacement project is during the spring and fall when the temperature is mild. This is because heat causes materials to expand, and the cold causes materials to contract.

Window siding and door installation projects do not require you to vacate your home. All we ask is you clear the area surrounding the project site before our team arrives. This means removing window treatments for windows and doors, and for siding, this may require clearing a path outside.

We understand that home improvement services are a significant undertaking. As such, we offer various payment methods and financing options to accommodate diverse budgets to ensure you get the quality siding, windows, and doors you need without hurting your wallet.

At Brooks Siding, Windows & Doors, replacement services are conducted promptly and efficiently. While exact timelines vary, a single door or window can be completed in one day or less, and a whole-house window and door replacement project has a projected timeline of approximately one week.

Brooks Siding Windows & Doors also provides deck and railing installation services in Salem, NH. Whether you’re looking for an attached deck, island deck, or wraparound deck, we’re here to extend your living space. Discover customized luxury crafted from premium materials designed to withstand the exterior elements.