How Do You Remove Aluminum Windows For Replacement?
Removing windows is generally an easy task, but the job can prove difficult if they are upstairs windows or if they are located in an inaccessible place. Even if the windows aren’t broken, tape them all over with duct tape on both sides to prevent getting accidentally cut by loose glass. You will probably need to enlist the help of a buddy to help you maneuver the old window out and the new one in. Step 1 Remove trim from around the old windows on the outside of the building. Depending on the type of screw head, this can be done easily using a flathead or Philips screwdriver. Place the trim in a pile to replace after the new aluminum framed windows are installed. Use masking tape to form two large crosses both on the front and back of the old window glass in case of breakage during or after removal. Step 2 Pry the old aluminum frame window loose with a pry bar, as the previous caulking bead may cause the old window to stick. Gently use the pry bar all around the frame to loosen the old
