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Monday May 20, 2013
What is a good product for removing tape adhesive from a vinyl window or door? Thanks in...
Wednesday May 15, 2013
We are starting to get quotes for replacement windows and as I now understand there are 2 basic options for installing them. One...
Tuesday May 21, 2013
Tommy, im sure if you look a little, you will see a bad job on much more expensive windows, its not just a...
Tuesday May 14, 2013
Hello,
First, thanks in advance for your help and replies.
I need to replace at least 20 windows in my home that was...
Tuesday May 14, 2013
I have an appointment with Apex Energy Group for replacing 19 casement windows. Their literature shows that they use Alside Insignia E2...
Sunday May 12, 2013
A few of our Schuco casements leak around the top strip of weatherstrip. It looks like its taken a pretty good "set"...
Friday May 10, 2013
Hey folks,
I've got a 1910 home with a fieldstone foundation here in Massachusetts, that's in need of new basement windows. I'll...
Friday May 10, 2013
I have 30 year old double pane aluminum frame windows, and many of the windows have had their seals fail, and I've decided...
Monday May 13, 2013
Thanks for the added input Windows on Washington. I agree with your points and they are certainly in line with what I was...
Wednesday May 8, 2013
I have a 12 inch high x 72 inch wide fixed glass (double pane insulated glass) transom above my exterior double French doors....
July 31st 2011 at 1:13 pm
Wallside installed four 3 lite casement windows @$5000+ four years ago. These windows face south so they get lots of sunlight. I now have windows that condense moisture on outside, entire window, from spring until late fall, on humid mornings. Wallside says this is characteristic of the window type. I say that's BS. They claim the gas inside causes moisture to condense, similiar to a chilled glass of water on a humid day. I asked to have them replaced by another company, no charge to them, other than refund of original purchase. They adamantly declined. Most morning we cannot see outside. I see why they use the name Wallside, cause it's like looking through a wall. I have plenty of pics, e-mail me bakovac@yahoo.com and I will forward you some. I think if this is characteristic, Wallside should have to disclose this info prior to sale. Do not give them a nickle!
tim
November 19th 2010 at 10:21 am
Drafty big time. My curtains actually move in the winter. They come out and shove foam pieces in the cracks which are just are dust collectors, never fixed them. Condensate on windows which form mold and mildew between the vinyl and window, no way to clean it off and there is nothing they will do about it. They say they need to take the windows off to clean it but they wont do it. They look good though. If I had to do it over again I'd spend the extra money and get some good windows. Their warranty does not get honored unless it's a simple fix.
Installed by wallside of MI
quick and looks nice
blanca
May 31st 2010 at 8:56 am
windows are great, but something needs to done with the locking of them.Top window does not stay in place when locking,and I'am 5(five)foot tall and can not push top window up so as to lock. This needs to be addressed for shorter home owners who like the top and bottom windows to open.
Installed by wallside of MI
December 16th 2009 at 12:20 pm
Windows are very drafty. Cold air coming in through the glass. On the sliding door cold in coming in through track. Bottom frames of windows are very drafty. If I put my hand on the bottom frame, it feels as though I am standing outside and I am inside. My guess is there is not enough insulation there. On very cold days ice forms on the glass at the bottom of the window. Wallside service person came out and gave me so stupid story about hot air from the inside of the house hitting the cold wind, etc.
Installed by Wallside WIndows of MI
Patricia
September 29th 2009 at 11:59 pm
We purchased replacement vinyl windows for 2 rental units 6 years ago. A total of 8 dbl hung, 1 picture window, and 1 slider per unit. There have been at least 3 different tenants in each townhouse and have had only one complaint. One tenant experienced condensation between the panes on a picture window within a couple months of installation. We contacted Wallside and it was replaced, with no hassle, within a few weeks at no charge for either the window or labor. This particular tenant did keep an additional humidifier in the townhouse and there was a lot of humidity which may have contributed. The windows are easy to clean and they look nice. I know nothing about balance so unable to accurately rate that area. We have been pleased with the windows and purchased 10 additional windows in 2005, and again 10 more this spring for two additional units.
Installed by Wallside of MI
We have had three different teams of installers. Some better than others. One group was rather careless when knocking out the old ones which resulted in a few small cracks in the plaster; others were more careful. They basically did a nice job and cleaned up after themselves when done.
I would suggest getting quotes from a couple companies. Wallside will normally be slightly lower; however, without comparison prices.....it is hard to know if their specials are really special. When they say 50% off, one needs to know what their full price is.....or at least what the going full price rate is for comparable windows at other companies.........then talk price. Basically, I think they give good value.
Deano
November 8th 2007 at 8:00 pm
9 sliders, 1 -patio door. $5,900.00 installed. What can I say. Awesome price, made locally and glass too. Compared to other vinyl windows Wallside wins for price, performance and warranty.
Installed by Wallside of MI
