Window World

[Guerrero88]

Good folks. Their windows and installation isn't as much as I thought it would be. Good people to deal with. They are actually a customer of mine. I hope to have some windows installed next year.

[Charles]

I just had them replace 33 windows. Price was good. Installation was horrible.

[rtp]

I just had them replace 33 windows. Price was good. Installation was horrible.

Care to share you details about the installation experience?

[cj7zrcool]

I won't put final numbers, but they're charging pretty much a set price by the opening, regardless of size. Of course, there's oversized and specialty considerations as well. What saved us the most was 6 main openings currently count for 2 windows each, and these guys have single windows to fill the space, which saves quite a bit of money. I also wanted as few panes as possible, so it cut down from 4 to 2 panes each....

I've heard that these replacement companies charge upwards of $600/ea, per opening. With a little shopping and research, in most cases it can be done with a very high quality product at a considerable savings by using a reputable name-brand window dealer with a good demo/install crew.

I used Superior Windows. I did not like WW Windows. They were only plastic. I wanted aluminum wrapped with the plastic. Superior was only company that had them


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Vinyl is now the industry standard since most (if not all) aluminum windows will not pass local or national energy codes.

[Charles]

Care to share you details about the installation experience?

Sure.

I was told 4-6 weeks lead time for installation. The 6th week they tried to tell me it would be another 3 weeks. After much arguing they agreed to come sooner.

Many windows are leaning.

Many of the windows shoved to far into the window opening and not flush with the trim on the out side of the house. This takes up to much space on the inside opening to were you can't hang 2" blinds properly.

Very little effort on clean up. Broken glass was scattered through out the yard and flower beds.

The lead installer told me to remove any valuables because his two helpers he has never worked with before. His two helpers were littered with tattoos. One of them had two tear drops by his eye.

Based on my experience I wouldn't use them again nor would I recommend them.

[bps3040]

I've heard that these replacement companies charge upwards of $600/ea, per opening. With a little shopping and research, in most cases it can be done with a very high quality product at a considerable savings by using a reputable name-brand window dealer with a good demo/install crew.







Vinyl is now the industry standard since most (if not all) aluminum windows will not pass local or national energy codes.

Vinyl might be the standard, but I did not like vinyl only. I had customers that sagged a little.... Probably bad install, don't know. I wanted vinyl wrapped aluminum for the strength factor. Very happy with them



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[dustoffer]

You'll get nothing but an A+++++++ from me (San Antonio office). 2 day job that they hustled on, and about 4:30 the crew chief asked me if it would be OK if they finished in one day--they'd have to work until about 6 or 6:30. Cleanup was spotless too.

[TexasTK]

If you want to save a bunch of $ call West End Lumber.
Buy the windows direct from them. They have a list of independent contractors they reccomend for installation.