A contractor recently informed me that it is okay to leave my existing window uncovered in a new shower installAnother contractor stated that this was risky and the window should be quot;built overquot; due to future water damageI like the idea of still having the natural light in my soon-to-be bathroom, but I don't want the risk of ruining my house foundationHave I been misinformed or is this a possibility?Thanks so much for your answers!
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I'm assuming the window is in the shower areaIt's fine as long as it's aluminum or vinylWood may be a problemMake sure the tile installers go around/up to the windowIf they know what they're doing it should be fineWe do them all the time that way.
