A small apartment building near my house is being renovated and they’ve removed all the windows and doors and covered them with plywood. Presumably there wasn’t a problem with EVERY window, so why take them all out and board them up? I imagine they were intending to replace them, but why take them out as the very first step in the reno?
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When a property, commercial or residential, is being renovated it can be a target for theft, vandalism and temporary housing for the homeless. While there’s safety factors that play into windows being boarded up, it’s more about protecting the investment.
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