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Currently 2.92/5 with 10 reviews
Customer Reviews
veronica gomes
June 11th 2009 at 09:12:06 AM
Price Information
After the salesman showed up and gave us his long drawn 1 hour sales pitch, he quoted us a price of $35,000 to replace 17 windows!!!!!! I had to catch my breath in order to answer his question "what are your thoughts?". I told him it was ridiculous, over $2,000 per window. He then proceeded to make a phone call, and dropped the price (within 3 mins) to 25,000, only if i signed up right there and then. I kept insisting I would have to think about it and he kept making more phone calls, the price coming down more and more. He also informed us the interest rate (if i wanted to finance was 23 percent) Sounds illegal. This guy WOULD NOT leave. I can imagine all the old folks he manages to rip off.
treeski
January 10th 2009 at 10:28:36 PM
Window Comments
We recently (8/08) replaced all of our old aluminum windows 13 total, plus a slider. We bid out Anderson, Pella, Penguin, Marvin, and Renewal by Anderson. We have a one story ranch and we are surrounded by two story homes with double hung windows. We really wanted to replace the gliders with double hung. The quote we received from Renewal by Anderson was about $5000 more than any of the others. However, none of the other companies could place double hung windows in all of the openings due to egress issues. Since Renewal by Anderson is a custom made window (each window is built for the specific opening), they were able to install double hung windows in each opening. All of the other companies have stock sizes and were not able to custom fit the openings. We chose Renewal by Anderson and after the discounts ($100/window and 5% cash payment) they were only about $3000 more than the other companies. The windows are in and we are thrilled, especially with the Anderson 400 series (Renewal does not make doors) three panel slider. They look great, the outside noise was reduced incredibly, and our electric and gas bills dropped by 30% and 25% respectively. I would highly recommend Renewal by Anderson as replacement windows. They are not cheap, but they are well worth the extra money. If you are looking for cheap windows, Renewal by Anderson is not the product for you. I’m sure other products perform just as well and cost less. However, if you are like us and want a specific type of window to replace a different type (glider v. double hung) Renewal by Anderson might be your best and only option.
Install Comments
Installed by A Cut Above of OR
The crew that came out and installed our windows were incredible. They were prompt, friendly, curteous, receptive to questions, and fast.
Price Information
The price for Renewal by Anderson windos was higer than anyone ealse, but they were the only company that could provide the exact product that were wanted. After rebates and discounts the price difference was negligable.
Fred
June 18th 2008 at 09:34:15 AM
Window Comments
I'd love to have them, but the Installer initially refused to quote me a price...
Install Comments
Installed by Amazing Siding of TX
Salesman showed up, measured for the windows, and packed up and left without giving us a quote when we told him we only had 30 mins left for his pitch. Said he needed an hour and a half to prove his product was the best choice. I'm still scratching my head on that one since I already KNEW in general principal his product should be superior to vinyl. All I needed to know was if we could afford it. Which turns out we couldn't. I call his office and they quoted $12,500 over the phone for only 8, no frills windows...crazy...
Price Information
$12,500 for 8 windows. Way high. You can get Marvin composites here for around $255 a window (not installed, but I doubt it will cost over $1200 a window to install them) I suggest finding out how much windows by themselves cost from Home Depot and other distributors. If your windows are standard sizes then the ones from an installer should be around that price plus a reasonable install fee. I don't consider $1200 or more a window for install to be reasonable.
Linda
September 30th 2008 at 06:21:49 PM
Window Comments
I am feeling really stupid for trusting these people! The salesman assured me that they offered custom colors ( as Pella does)... turns out that they just bought some paint and painted them !- I don't think they even hired a painter! The paint job was awful and it scratches off when you operate the window- they are double hung. The only compensation they offered was that the SALESMAN would drop by and touch up the paint! I paid an extra $125.00 each, for 8 "custom color" (small) windows! He out and out lied, and said that their finish was comparable to Pella's EnduraClad finish! I now have windows that must be painted at LEAST once a year!
Install Comments
Installed by Renewal by Andersen of IL
Price Information
I paid $11,000.00 for (8) 29"x 52" windows.
joe
August 28th 2009 at 05:00:42 PM
Window Comments
i'm just met with a sales rep recently and the stories i have read on this site are very similar. I too was shocked at the initial price of $6300 for 5 windows. After haggling a bit and a phone call to his manager he came down to $5800. Still $1160 per window 4'x5'! this seems was expensive to me compared to all other brands I have priced!
jerryb
October 19th 2009 at 01:08:05 PM
Window Comments
Had sliders installed, excessive play end to end when latched, and have to be careful when trying to latch as the windows tend to bow away in the middle and not latch at all.
Install Comments
Installed by Renewal by Anderson Knoxville of TN
I hired RbA of Knoxville to replace windows in half the house, I will not use them for the rest or recommend them. They came in and laid tools on an antique walnut desk with gloss lacquer finish like it was a milk crate, installed sliders to replace old Anderson windows and they were offset to one side, obvious even from the road, when I said something, he measured where they would have to trim and it was 2.5 inches along one side and 4 inches on the other, did they even look at what they were doing? When I said that won't work, he tried to argue the point until I sold him flat out they would have to correct it, so much for them not having to touch the trim, oh, and they don't fix removed/splintered trim. All this just to get them centered? when they trimmed the outside with aluminum, it looked good, but I had to ask them to go back over the caulk for all the gaps and holes they missed. I would think that after the third time I ask if they checked them all and I again had to point out where it needed caulk they might really at least look themselves. But no, I had to point out 2 more times they missed corners. Also, the trim nails that they put into the face of the aluminum didn't go in straight and made the holes a little larger, I asked them to put a dab of caulk to seal them and it was another go around- they "don't do that", "the nails are ribbed so water can't get in",(even though I can see in around the nails,) and even they don't like use to put caulk on the fronts ( so don't put holes there?) And the final straw was pulling the screw out of my wife's tire from the window installed above the garage door(I know that's where it came from since the head wasn't scratched up like they are when you drive any distance on them, and it was greeting me the next morning) also more screws in driveway where they parked the truck. This doesn't even count the sawdust covering the bed that they'll "blow it off" or the lack of being able to keep an appointment time even when they call the night before to set it.
Price Information
Price given was $8400 for 4 large sliders, 2 med sliders and 1 casement, the cost to Renewal from their factory was 2772.77 including shipping ( the installers even left their invoice on my dresser when they went home one night. (2) 51" x41.75" sliders 293.00 ea (4) 78.375" X 41.75" sliders 428.00 ea (1) 24" x 41.75" casement with tempered glass and pebble texture 240.00
vaag
September 11th 2009 at 06:53:22 PM
Window Comments
Andersen quality is pretty good as long as the factory and not sub-contractors do the installation. Don't let a sub-contractor near the windows. Unfortunately, the price they first quote is about 30% higher than any of the other big boys. They must figure everyone was born last night.
Install Comments
Installed by sub-contractor of MN
81Stalagian
October 22nd 2007 at 01:09:49 PM
Window Comments
Once installed, we like the windows. their customer service, though, is so bad that I wouldn't ask them back even for a large discount. Terrible, terrible experience. Seee installer info below.
Install Comments
Installed by Renewal by Anderseon of Colorado Springs of CO
Absolutely horrible customer service. Work promised complete by 15 July 2007 and it's still not done on 22 October. Mismeasured twice, trim not done, misquoted on drywall work, delays in production, poor communication. Absolutely one of the worst customer experiences of my life. I'm SOOOOO glad I only bought windows for one side of my house from these idiots. Avoid like the plague. They're terrible
Piezon_50
March 25th 2009 at 03:09:07 PM
Window Comments
The salesmaa wnet into his sales pitch which took over 1 hour. He then quoted us a price of $20,000 to replace 11 windows. When he asked what I thought of the quote, I laughed at him and told him he was insane to think I'd pay close to $2,000 a window. When I asked him how long it would take his installers to do this job, he said it would take 2 workers 2 full days which, I pointed out, equated to around $7,500 labor per day or $3,750 per worker or $450 per hour. He then lowered the price twice and, after I told him to forget it, he called his office and came back with yet another price reduction. The final cost was approx. $15,000 which was still way too high. I can only imagine how much profit they are making off of people who accept their initial or 2nd quote. Buyer Beware!!!
Heather
April 14th 2008 at 01:47:31 PM
Window Comments
Blinded by the hype and the dog and pony show, we bought five windows for nearly $7000. They were installed in December (four months ago), and the first time we open one window to get some fresh air, the gray stripping inside the lower window comes loose. We also were unable to open the lower window to clean it. Conversely, we are unable to properly lock the lower window of another double-hung. Having little plastic "wash assists" is the dumbest design ever in order to activate the spring release mechanism. I had hoped that we would love these windows considering the price we paid, but they have proven to be difficult to use.
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