Water leakage around windows can cause serious damage to walls, flooring, and furniture. During inspection, many windows showed signs of improper sealing, warped frames, and cracked glass, which allowed rainwater to seep inside.
Renovation focused on repairing or replacing damaged parts, resealing edges, and ensuring proper slope and drainage. Frames were reinforced, and glass was replaced where necessary. Special attention was paid to preventing gaps that could allow water to enter during heavy rains.
After renovation, rooms were protected from leaks, dampness, and mold growth. Properly installed windows ensured that water no longer entered, keeping interiors safe and dry. The building also looked cleaner and more maintained.
Conclusion
Window renovation is essential to prevent water damage. By fixing leaks and improving seals, buildings are protected from moisture related problems, ensuring durability, comfort, and a healthier indoor environment.