CenTex Homeowner
October 11th 2011 at 9:00 am
I ordered nine 5500 windows and two of them were delivered with very visible defects that should have been caught at the factory. It tool two tries and three tries respectively before the idiots at the factory could get it right as far as sizing the replacements. My installer was very competent and I recommend them. They were in and out in about four hours and did a great job without wrecking the place. The sizing was very good and they didn't need much sealant. I think Simonton and their JD Powers award are a bad joke. They must have bought it. Their factory demonstrated an inability to deliver defect-free products. I must give them credit for the seven windows that were defect free. The design is well engineered, but somebody needs to kick some butt at the factory and get the processes under control.
Installed by Texas Home and Commercial of TX
Highly competent. They know what they're doing and I am very pleased with their work. The salesman was very helpful and made a few suggestions that transformed the look of my house.
October 29th 2010 at 1:14 pm
The window itself seems to be built to last. The vinyl looks very thick and the the welding seems to be pretty solid too. The weather stripping seems to be pretty good quality too. The locks work great. No shaking if you try to force the window.
Installed by Local Contractor of
I hired a local contractor to install the windows. He did a terrific job.
I got 6 windows (3 twins) for $2000. I got the price through ABC Supply. The install ran for another $900. I had gotten a quote from a very reputable contractor in the area and the number was off by $1100. The only difference is you close the deal and stop worrying about it. I actually had to make my research, find a good contractor and find a wholesale place where I could get the windows I wanted. I guess you pay for convenience.
T. Smith
October 2nd 2007 at 12:29 pm
Installed by McKisson Construction of OK
larryb
September 26th 2007 at 12:34 am
Although this wasn't my first choice for a window, I believe they will suffice quite nicely. In trying to meet my contractor's price, Sears offered a Simonton window. When asked if it was the same window, they admitted it was a less expensive window. Consumers should likely be aware of this. All-in-all I am very happy with my windows even though the contractor had to come back for one of the sliders that wouldn't latch.
I had six very large windows. So, even though I tried to do my homework, I really didn't know what a good bottom line price should be. I had four seven foot wide by five feet tall double sliders and two nine foot wide by five feet tall double sliders. The total price was $6500.
Visit our Get Assistance section and you will have the option to receive the Free Insider's Guide to Replacement Windows. Giving you the useful insight about replacement windows as a product and how to purchase them.