Moorpark Windows & Doors While You Stay Home

Older Moorpark houses get their windows and doors done a few openings at a time, lead-safe, with temporary panels so every room stays livable.

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Can the house stay lived-in while its windows are worked on? Yes, and the work on an older Moorpark house is planned around it. Work moves a few openings at a time, and any sash taken away for restoration leaves a fitted temporary panel behind, so each room closes up at night. Inside, the area around each window is sealed with plastic and the floor covered before any old paint is disturbed.

Lead-safe work in a lived-in house

Paint on older sash and trim may contain lead, so the work follows the federal lead-safe rules for renovation. Each work area is closed off with plastic sheeting, paint is removed by wet scraping or low-heat methods, and cleanup uses a HEPA vacuum and wet wiping, checked against a verification card before the room is handed back. Children and pets stay out of a sealed room until then. Furniture near the window is moved or wrapped, and the path from the door to the window is covered.

Sash out, panel in

A sash going to the shop comes out with its stops eased off and labeled, and the opening gets a panel cut to fit, clear plastic in a wood frame where the room needs the light. While the sash is away, the weights, pulleys and cords in the frame get their attention. When it comes back reglazed and primed, it slides into its own opening on new cord, the original stops go back where they came from, and the panel moves on to the next window.

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