How to Inspect Your Windows for Damage: A Homeowner’s Guide
Your windows do much more than provide a view outside. They help keep your home comfortable, improve energy efficiency, protect against the weather, and add...
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Protect your home’s comfort, safety, and energy efficiency after this major storm event.
A powerful hailstorm struck North Texas on Sunday, September 21, 2025, bringing hail up to two inches in diameter and 70 mph wind gusts across Denton and Collin Counties — especially in Sanger, Anna, and McKinney. The storm damaged roofs, siding, and windows across the region, leaving many homeowners uncertain about the extent of their property damage.
At Town & Country Windows, we’re helping homeowners inspect, document, and restore their windows after this severe storm. Even small cracks or seal failures can lead to energy loss, water intrusion, and reduced comfort in your home.
Hail and wind can affect more than just glass — it can compromise the entire system:
Even if your glass looks intact, invisible seal or frame damage can worsen over time — increasing your energy bills and risking further damage during rain or cold weather.
Even minor window damage can reduce your home’s energy efficiency by 20–30% and may lead to moisture intrusion that causes mold or wood rot. Addressing damage early saves money and prevents larger issues later.
If your home was hit by the September 21 North Texas hailstorm, don’t wait until winter cold or another storm makes things worse. Schedule your free window inspection today with Town & Country Windows.
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