“Bargain” products are offered by “bargain”
companies. Their strategy is to offer cheap products at
a cheap price. They’re easy to spot: one window
line with one glass package. And, of course, one size
fits all.
To protect yourself, ask for a warranty and a guarantee.
Then carefully read between the lines. Does the warranty
cover what it takes to replace a product in the event
of failure? Who pays the labor cost for replacement? Next,
check the companies’ financial stability. There’s
no value in a warranty if the company offering it has
no assets.
Sometimes a bad experience with a disreputable vendor
can tarnish a good idea. With windows and doors, you don’t
want to compromise by using bargain, off the shelf models.
Hands down, a custom-designed window will outperform a
generic commodity design. We can show you test after test
that proves it.
Taking the time to carefully evaluate different windows,
glass options, doors and companies pays handsome dividends
in the end – both in savings and in improved quality.
Regardless of the price, it’s no bargain if it doesn’t
work for you.