Does Spending More $$$ = A Better Window? 

Yikes, I'm sorry to hear that.

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@@HoustonWindowExperts booked appointment with Patty for next week!

I'd check out the profiles side by side to be sure you like it. You should also check out the Infinity product. It's really their best fiberglass window.

You could look at the Milgard Ultra. It's going to cost less than Marvin but not be nearly as nice. I started a website to help people locate a great window company near them. We may have someone in your area. Please visit TheWindowExperts.com

I guess they figured you weren't interested?

I think those are both great windows and you will be very happy with either one. I do prefer the Quaker myself.

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Yes, it's very sleek and contemporary looking.

@@HoustonWindowExperts Being its non-traditional method of building that window is it good quality?

@@HoustonWindowExperts Being its non-traditional method of building that window is it good quality?

Hahaha

also hahahaha!!

I haven't seen anything under 10-12 weeks since the end of 2020.

Depends on the manufacture. Some are 22 weeks out. Some are only 4 weeks out. Depends on the shape, size, color ect ect.

Good point

Like it was said it depends, had a combo twin windows with a half moon on top. That took 14 weeks. Standard dh is scheduled for 6 weeks

Great job!

Hahaha. Actually, I'm sure I'd love the time spent there.... Email some details .. info@HoustonWindowExperts.com

@@HoustonWindowExperts For sure! 💃😋

Thank you for watching and for your question. They're essentially the same product but one comes with more options. I like to describe it as a difference between Chevrolet and cadillac. They have pretty much the same powertrain and manufacturing process, but one includes more options. If you do not need the nicer options of the infinity product, you should stick to the essentials. By the way, I know a great window company in your area. To learn more about them check out JeffsList.com

Thank you

I'd avoid them unless it's a rental property or a flip house. Very poorly made and installation is way below par. It's all about price.

My neighbors used them. They look nice enough from the street, but I'm not sure I would go with them. I was thinking they were a rebrand of another window. Neighbor told me they did the whole install from the outside...which I'm not sure is necessarily a good thing. If they can do a better installation by coming inside, I think they should.

Hmmm..... I should have known that you would know a LOT of companies. I'm not looking.... Not looking..... I'd guess 11?

​@@HoustonWindowExperts Had a lot of experience with a lot of window companies before I retired, so many memories, mostly good and a few less good...plus I am a total geek about this stuff. Good guess at 11, since that is how many IGU manufacturing plants Cardinal has, but over all there are actually 42 production factories - the 11 IG plants, 7 float plants, 8 coating plants, 4 laminating plants, and 12 tempering plants - 2 for high speed/high volume tempering, and 10 for custom tempering. And while there are 12 plants specifically dedicated to tempering glass, all of the IG, coating, and laminating plants also have tempering lines as well. In addition to the production factories, Cardinal has an IG distribution center, 3 R&D facilities (glass and IG's, coatings, and lamination), and an automation production group facility where they manufacture most of the internal production equipment used by the IG plants, plus a scattering of other facilities.

I had no idea!!! That's a major operation!

@@HoustonWindowExperts Cardinal likes to stay low-key and not really advertise how big they are. But there are over 10,000 employees and over 500,000,000 IG units currently under warranty.

That's incredible

They are both great windows. I like the Quaker better though.

Any thoughts on the Pella Lifestyle? He just threw that in the mix as well.

@@sammysoda8881 Pella Lifestyle is the #1 Consumer Report rated wood window and represents close to 70% of what we sell. The lifestyle window touches 50 sets of hands in production and every detail is carefully considered.

Yes, it's a great product. I like the Pella impervia a little better though.

Hey Jeff What do you think of Vanguard windows?? Thank you for the videos!! I live in Northwest Ohio

Sorry, I'm not familiar at all with that brand. I may know someone in your area who would be a resource for you. Please check out JeffsList.com

@@HoustonWindowExperts I have ask you before you don't have any one in my area, any way I have a window I purchased 7 years ago last winter it has moisture between the window pains, so I need a new glass assembly installed dealer I got it from is out of business just my luck

Thank you for watching and your question. My recommendation will vary depending on what part of the country you live in. Not all brands are available nationwide. The best thing you can do is find a great window company in your area and see what products are available. I started a website to help people locate a great window company near them. We may have someone in your area. Please visit TheWindowExperts.com

@@HoustonWindowExperts I live in San Antonio, TX

I have a friend that sells Anlin in SA. I'd get his opinion of your project. Please visit TheWindowExperts.com to get his contact info.

@@HoustonWindowExperts Thanks!

Keep up the good work!!

Thank you