As the weather changes, your windows take a beating from the elements leaves pile up, and rain falls on the panes, all of which can cause damage to your windows and impair visibility. But with a little maintenance and care, you can ensure your windows stay in top condition all year round. Here is a checklist to help you keep your windows secure.

Spring:

In the new season, the focus should be on cleaning your windows. As the weather gets warmer, dirt and dirt that accumulated during the winter months will disappear, making it easier to clean your windows. Use a solution of cleaner to wipe down the frames and shattered glass pane panes. Use a microfiber cloth to clean the panes and remove any stubborn stains. Take this opportunity to examine your windows for any damaged or defective parts, and replace them as needed.

Summer:

In the hot summer, the focus shifts to shielding your windows from the heat and sun. Install window coverings like curtains or window shades to keep out the sun and keep your windows relatively cool. Clean your windows frequently to remove any dirt or grime that may have accumulated on the panes. Check your windows for any gaps, and close them with weatherstripping to stop air leaks.

Fall:

As the autumn leaves fall, it's time to get ready your windows for the upcoming season. Clean your windows thoroughly to remove any debris that may have accumulated during the summer season. Check your windows for any damaged or non-functional parts, and replace them as needed. Consider replacing old windows with energy-efficient ones to keep cozy and energy-efficient.

Winter:

In the cold winter, the focus is on maintaining your windows warm. Use a weatherproofing treatment to stop water from entering and freezing on the panes. Check your windows for any cracks, and close them with caulk or weatherstripping to prevent air leaks. Consider replacing old windows with energy-efficient ones to keep your home warm.

Year-Round Tips:

In addition to the year-round tips above, there are a few year-round tips to keep in mind:

• Check your windows for any damage and fix them as needed.
  
• Clean your windows often to remove any dirt or grime that may have accumulated on the panes.
  
• Take care of your windows' hardware, such as the hinges, to ensure they work correctly.
  
• Consider repairing a broken screen to keep bugs out of your windows.
  
• Regularly examine your windows for any signs of water damage or damage, and address them promptly.