"Excellent company and reviews of window product are great. Sales consultant was very knowledgeable . Markets on quality of window not on pricing which sold us."
"This is going to be a long and highly affirmative review. We knew 4 years ago we would renovate. We could not find a salesman that would really listen to our needs, design ideas and requests. Both of us previously had full equipped kitchens when we married. We kept everything because we liked it all. So our kitchen was VERY crowded. Our Remodel sales man : Chris Macey, actually listened and provided what WE wanted. Finally we had a place for everything. Now everything slides out w/ quiet close. A unique special addition was the "interior bay window". A window garden perfect for flowers, fresh herbs and spices and perfect for us. We finally had enough working spaces (5) for both of us to work in the kitchen simultaneously (gasp!). Even the dog has a feeding station. we have a dedicated "coffee station." I knew this job was going to be expensive, That's OK, we got top quality everything. Our Project Manager: Martin Slusarz, contacted us the next day to arrange for a meeting to review our selections and sign a contract. He offered some design insights that enhanced the concepts we had. He suggested we move the refrigerator across the room. It worked better for the over all design. So listen some times. Our top choice of cabinet design, hardware, pluming, 60-40 Sink, Marble counter tops, new LED recessed lighting sources in ceiling and under cabinets lights w/ individual control, outside exhaust Vent system, Prime glass Back Splash and Paint. It was all covered in specific detail and it hung together well as design. The Workers: Francisco, Crew head, Jose and Adam. I am really pleased with my crew. They were pleasant, industrious, skilled in the right way to do things. I know because I have 30+ years in construction and I know what should be done. The guys were like a ballet of skilled workers. Some times they would just get going and work as a team without speaking. I would sit in the next room (holding the dogs leash) and be able to watch their progress. They would keep in touch with calls, letting me know what their arrival schedule was for that day. I would make a daily to do list of questions and process. That was reviewed and my questions were answered. I am still very impressed with my crew. The down sides: There were a few schedule glitches in the process. The special order interior Bay Window was back ordered for weeks. Martin does not start a project until all the parts are in the shop. That kept the project on hold until after the New Year. We had a place for working storage. Demo was scheduled and it took only a few hours to empty out the space. Amazing. Just stay clear and let 'em work. FYI The install worked from the top down. All the upper cabs then the floor units. Electrical and Lighting were done at the same time. Once the lower cabs were installed the marble counter man came in to measure. Then there was a day or two break waiting for the custom counter top to come in. Surprise, they called on Friday evening asking if they could install the counter top on Saturday. Two guys did the marble counter top install. Flush, level, perfect work on a Saturday morning, The bay window arrived a few days later and it was delivered and installed by a specialist from the company. It was fun to watch it go in. Then the glass back splash was extended into the bay window and that became a cost plus item. Final comments: The Job is high quality, simple clean and understated design. Now everything has a home and somehow the Kitchen seems much bigger. That still amazes me. Double the cabinet space but more room? We are really please with the whole project. It was definitely not the low bid and I am quite glad we went with top/shelf, high quality everything. My brides final comment is she wants to adopt our crew. Offer your crew morning coffee and a clean place to eat lunch. That type of simple kindness pays off. Expe..."
"I own an 90-year old historic colonial high school turned into a bed & breakfast. The windows were neglected over the past 20-30 years and in serious demand of work. Modern day window contractors were not going to understand this job. It's very difficult to find a contractor that will come through on a promise and has the skill to do as they boast. The day that Grady stepped into my 90 year-old home that needed historic window restoration, he became a part of the house. He knew exactly what had to be done. More importantly, he understood my expectations. These windows needed special attention. There was a level of detail required that not any expert would be able to handle. Grady took the time to learn their needs and stayed on the job until it was to my satisfaction. He even reworked an entire window just because I didn't like the way that it looked. Grady truly showed expertise with his ability to work on such a delicate job and even taught me a few things about historic window repair. He replaced broken antique glass with one just as aged and just as historic. If a window had to be completely rebuilt beyond his solid estimate, he did it without any complications to my budget. My windows are not only restored, but they are literally brought back from the past. Any enthusiast will appreciate the lint-seed oil, putty, and antique glass that was all restored to perfection. It was a pleasure having Grady work with us. He even stayed in the house at times to make sure he was available for the job. In fact, we're going to rename the room in which he stayed to "Grady's Den". Thank for bringing character and craftsmanship to my investment!"
"He changed the window in the time he said he would."
"Ameritech gave me a quote of almost 30,000$ , window source gave me a much better price , high quality work and no pressure sales unlike Ameritech "
"I would recommend these guys to anybody. This guy started at 8:00 and worked until job was done at 4:00. He installed 11 windows. The installer knew how to do his job. The rest of the people who helped put this job together are great to work with and told me about every part of the job. They explained every detail of the window and how it would be installed and how to work it. "
"Their response and professional manner in solving our window problems was outstanding."
"Your representative is a excellent human being very professional and patient so far Iâ m very satisfied and happy to keep doing business with power window "
"Replaced my broken window quickly and easily"
"I'm very pleased with all aspects of the project. From start to finish everything exceeded my expectations"
"Daryl was honest, dependable, and very knowledgeable. "
"very responsive"
"They were super great we had a week of rain and they checked in explaining the delays and we have added the phone number for other projects "
"I am an architect and Presidential did roof, windows, gutters, fascia, and soffit on my house. Outstanding job. On time and within budget. No sales push, contracting easy, workmanship superb. "
"Great company.. ....timely and responsive."
There are several reasons why you might want to replace your home's windows. New windows can quickly update the look of your home. They can also have benefits your older windows simply cannot provide like energy efficiency or built-in blinds. Regardless of why you want to replace them, finding a window installer near you is the first step in getting the job done. When looking for a new window company, be sure to get multiple quotes, read reviews, and ask for references. Need help finding residential window installation services near you? Enter your zip code and we'll connect you with contractors who are ready to get to work.
The national average cost of residential window installation is $5,400, or between $3,000 and $8,500. Labor costs $150 to $800 per window or about $40 an hour. A single, standard-sized window averages from $300 to $1,200. Custom units or bay styles can be $2,000 or more.
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Window installation has excellent ROI. Expect a return of at least 70%.
Unless you're extremely experienced with home improvement projects, this is a job best left to the pros. Research window installation pros near you and get at least 3 bids. As you're interviewing potential contractors, ask the following questions: