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Following up to this older thread. I did obtain quotes for the Marvin Integrity windows which I appended to the chart below: FYI: Casement unit prices (rounded) without installation: A. 79w x 46h 3-lite (2 vent) B. 44w x 71h 2-vent C. 30w x 73h 1-fixed D. 30w x 46h 1-vent E. 54w x 80h 2-vent Window ...

FYI: Casement unit prices (rounded) without installation: A. 79w x 46h 3-lite (2 vent) B. 44w x 71h 2-vent C. 30w x 73h 1-fixed D. 30w x 46h 1-vent E. 54w x 80h 2-vent Window / Marvin Infinity / Inline / Enerlux A. / $2300 / $800 / $900 B. / $2200 / $700 / $700 C. / $1000 / $250 / $300 D. / $900 / $...

I'm not "stuck" on fiberglass; vinyl windows can't be installed on street-visible windows in the Washington, DC Dupont Circle Historic District. I don't know whether Inline is any more "supported" here than Enerlux is. Inline provided the name of a VA installer but the installer ...

Thanks for the linked page but it was one guy's four-year-old opinion regarding a long-dead product (Serious) AND "Paul V" has, by far, been the most responsive and helpful of any fiberglass window manufacturer, installer, or dealer I've dealt with so far: Alpen: Had to repeatedly request ...

I agree and would be happy to have a contractor/dealer/installer manage the entire project. However, Enerlux does not provide recommendations of dealers or installers for its products. I've researched dozens of fiberglass windows and really would like to use Enerlux windows and doors based upon desi...

I am still searching for a company to install Enerlux fiberglass windows and doors in our 10-unit condominium building in Northwest Washington, DC. We have about 94 windows, 3 French doors, and 2 sliding doors to replace. The owners have selected the windows they want to install and I have quotes fr...

I'm glad your window-selection process is proceeding well.

If you're willing to share, I'd be interested to know what your Enerlux installation costs will be: either per-window or for the entire project (with the total number of windows disclosed).

Amateur here. :) Because our 1980's condominium building is in the Dupont Historic District, we are prohibited from installing vinyl windows and have had to search for an alternative material. We selected Enerlux fiberglass windows for our project. Enerlux manufactures slider windows but strongly re...

Resources from an amateur (me): http://www.citygreen.ca/cgFiles/windows-doors.pdf A great introduction to windows. Skip Chapter 6 as it is obsolete. http://www.nfrc.org/WindowRatings/Energy-Ratings.html Understand energy ratings. https://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=windows_doors.search_c...

The Enerlux window prices -- excluding installation -- were surprisingly competitive with those of vinyl windows. You may even be able to take a look at them at the plant, something I can't do from DC. Enerlux is sending a 1/4 window so I can get an idea of how it looks.

The building is in a historic district but the building itself is not a historic structure. I know the rules are much tighter for historic buildings than for other ones that are in the district. I can't explain why vinyl windows are prohibited and fiberglass are allowed as they don't look all that d...

Despite its name and the location it shows in this forum: "DC Metropolitan Area-Maryland/Virginia/DC", Windows on Washington does not do work in Washington, DC. It should remove "DC" from its forum location.
It does provide a lot of help on this forum, though.

You might want to consider Enerlux fiberglass windows (enerluxwindows.com) which are manufactured in Omaha. Their windows are my first choice for our 1980's Washington, DC condo window replacement project after reviewing and getting quotes on several fiberglass windows (we can't install vinyl window...

I'm looking for a company to install Enerlux (enerluxwindows.com) fiberglass windows in the Dupont Historic District of Northwest Washington, DC. Our 1980's brick building is not historic but we are prohibited by historic preservation rules from using vinyl windows that can be seen from the street. ...