Professional window installation that cuts energy costs and makes your home comfortable year-round in Connecticut’s tough climate.
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Your energy bills drop. That’s usually the first thing homeowners notice after we install their new windows.
But the real difference shows up in January when your house stays warm without cranking the heat. No more cold spots near windows. No more fighting with the thermostat because one room won’t heat up.
Your home becomes quieter too. Traffic noise, lawn mowers, barking dogs – all muffled by windows that actually seal properly. And if you’re thinking about selling eventually, quality windows add real value that buyers notice immediately.
Sullivan Contracting has been installing windows in Lebanon and eastern Connecticut for years. We understand how New England weather beats up windows and what it takes to install them right.
Most window problems come down to installation, not the window itself. A great window installed poorly will leak, draft, and fail early. We measure twice, install once, and make sure everything seals properly before we leave.
We start with accurate measurements at your home. Every window opening is different, even in the same house, so we measure each one individually.
Once your windows arrive, we remove the old windows carefully to avoid damaging your siding or interior trim. The new window goes in with proper flashing and sealing – this step matters more than most people realize because it prevents water damage and air leaks.
We insulate around the frame, adjust everything so it opens and closes smoothly, then clean up completely. You’ll know immediately if the installation is right because the window will operate easily and you won’t feel any air movement around the edges.
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Every window installation includes proper flashing, insulation, and weatherproofing. We don’t cut corners on the details that prevent problems later.
You get windows sized exactly for your openings, not generic sizes that kind of fit. We handle any necessary permits and make sure everything meets Connecticut building codes. Most Lebanon homes were built when energy codes were different, so we bring everything up to current standards.
The installation includes cleanup and disposal of your old windows. We also adjust and test every window to make sure it opens, closes, and locks properly before we consider the job finished.