I live in a condo community. We were ravaged by Hurricane Wilma. East Coast Window and Door was hired to replace broken windows.
Job was done with PGT aluminum hurricane impact windows. When impact windows are installed, pressure treated wood is used for a new frame. Wood must not contain copper chemical. When copper goes against aluminum, the aluminum erodes.
I asked Ed Morris, the owner of East Coast Window and Door to send me a verification that pressure treated wood did not contain copper. He refused. If copper is in wood the aluminum is destroyed and any warranty from PGT is negated. Why would he refuse to verify proper use of treated wood if he indeed used the proper wood?
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