I love the windows.
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Good experience
I was very happy after talking with the salesman. He answered all of my questions thoroughly, looked at the area where I needed the work and we discussed what could be done. He confirmed it with his office, as I was looking for a conversion not just window replacement.
The people who installed the windows were top-notch, but they got me in by telling me they would give me a break because I'm military and 100% disabled. I didn't feel like $30,000.00 for nine windows was a break. I'm not grumpy, I just think they could have offered a better discount. The regular price was $45,000.00. They started with an astronomical number. In Michigan, I could have gotten the project done for 10% less, although they wouldn't have been impact windows. One thing about Florida is that when people sell you stuff, they think because you live in Florida near the coast that you're wealthy. I am unlisted- military. I am not wealthy. We saved up for five years to get there. I had old windows made of aluminum, and some were cracked and fixed with plastic. I'm fine with everything, and the quality is exceptional. The guys were a South American crew, and they were good. They were the best I've seen on anything I've ever had done. It's just the cost. The lady we bought the windows from contradicted everything the guy who came to the door said. It was like a bait-and-switch. They are high-quality windows, but I am curious about what they're really making off it. The quality is good, and they explained how to work them. They flip outward. Also, the guys who installed them used caulk on them and said whoever installed the original windows in the 80s didn't even use caulk. It was as though they were just pushed into the wet cement.
I have no feedback to provide.
They did a good job. They hit it out of the park.