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Cleaning window sills

Quarterly to yearly

Window sills, often overlooked, play a key role in the comfort and durability of your home. In addition to providing light and fresh air, they protect your interior from the elements and moisture. At Entretien Pro-Actif, we recommend regular cleaning of window sills to prevent waterproofing problems, limit the accumulation of dirt, and maintain the energy efficiency of your windows.

 

Why clean window sills?

  • Prevent water infiltration: dust, leaves, and debris clog gutters and prevent rainwater from draining, promoting leaks and mold.

  • Protect joints and materials: dirt contains abrasive particles (sand, dust) that prematurely wear down PVC, wood, or aluminum.

  • Optimize thermal insulation: a clean frame ensures better contact with the seal, reducing thermal bridges and energy loss.

  • Improve the appearance of your facade: clean windows enhance the appearance of your home and add to its charm.

Consequences of neglect

  • Leaks and infiltration: accumulation of standing water leading to mold, deterioration of interior walls, and health risks.

  • Premature wear and tear on window frames: abrasive dirt and moisture increase corrosion and deformation of frames.

  • Loss of energy efficiency: poorly positioned or dirty seals let cold air in during winter and heat out during summer, increasing your heating and air conditioning bills.

  • Deteriorated appearance: tarnished frames and yellowish streaks detract from the appearance of your facade and can reduce the value of your property.

Regular cleaning of window frames is a small step that protects your home, improves your comfort, and reduces your energy costs. For worry-free maintenance, entrust this task to Entretien Pro-Actif: our technicians work on a preventive schedule, use gentle methods and eco-friendly products, and guarantee optimal drainage of your rainwater. Contact us today to schedule your next maintenance appointment and preserve the beauty and performance of your windows.

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