For many homeowners, fall is the ideal time to tackle those long-delayed home projects and prepare for colder weather.
What is one of the best ways to both beautify and weatherproof your home?
“Windows and doors,” said Sunrise Carpentry owner Brian Goc, who has been helping people turn houses into homes for more than three decades.
The Yorktown-based company handles projects ranging from kitchens, bathrooms and custom cabinetry to additions, whole-home renovations, windows, doors, roofing and siding. There’s also a home maintenance and repair division, the Sunrise Handyman, to handle smaller jobs ranging from caulking and weatherstripping to gutter cleaning, drywall repair, painting and much more.
But in autumn, windows and doors are often a particular focus.
“Fall is when people start noticing the things they may have overlooked during the warmer months,” Goc said. “You feel that draft around a window or door. You notice a room that isn’t as comfortable as it should be, and you start thinking about what you want to improve before winter.”
As an Andersen Premier Partner, Sunrise Carpentry installs industry-leading products along with Therma-Tru entry door systems, utilizing a trained staff of experienced technicians.
The Sunrise Handyman handles smaller repairs and maintenance, with Andersen Windows & Doors-trained technicians available for window and door repair needs. It gives homeowners a trusted resource to get their homes winter-ready and know the work is in experienced hands.
“Getting ahead of those issues is always better than waiting until you have a leak, a draft or damage in the middle of winter,” Goc said. “Our goal is to make the process comfortable from that very first conversation through the finished project.”
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