Windows in Central NJ
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Windows in Central NJ
We are in the process of doing a lot of work to our home, a 70 year old cape. We plan on replacing 17 windows - 11 DH, 2 sliding windows, and 4 basement hoppers.
I have narrowed it down to three quotes so far (I have one more company coming next week). I am trying to stick to a smaller installer that has their own crews.
Here are the quotes I’ve gotten:
1) Local home improvement company, I believe they subcontract a lot of their work but they get rated well. They suggest Provia Endure, $11,950 if I buy this month during their 15 percent off sale
2) Local window store that has their own installers, Vytex Fortis, $12,950.
3) Local home improvement contractor, has their own installers, Vytex Potomac, 14,000. I asked about the Fortis line but he told me they are the cheapest windows Vytex makes and he doesn’t sell them. He then went on to say that they sell the Vytex Georgetown and it would be $1800 cheaper.
Any suggestions? I wanted to look at Okna, but I haven’t been able to find anyone who carries them in the area.
I have narrowed it down to three quotes so far (I have one more company coming next week). I am trying to stick to a smaller installer that has their own crews.
Here are the quotes I’ve gotten:
1) Local home improvement company, I believe they subcontract a lot of their work but they get rated well. They suggest Provia Endure, $11,950 if I buy this month during their 15 percent off sale
2) Local window store that has their own installers, Vytex Fortis, $12,950.
3) Local home improvement contractor, has their own installers, Vytex Potomac, 14,000. I asked about the Fortis line but he told me they are the cheapest windows Vytex makes and he doesn’t sell them. He then went on to say that they sell the Vytex Georgetown and it would be $1800 cheaper.
Any suggestions? I wanted to look at Okna, but I haven’t been able to find anyone who carries them in the area.
Last edited by mesagsxbkr on Fri Jan 26, 2024 3:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Windows in Central NJ
What area (town ) in central new jersey? I think you have 19 windows?
I would not recommend the georgetown. Did you look into majestic series windows ? These are replacement I presume?
I would not recommend the georgetown. Did you look into majestic series windows ? These are replacement I presume?
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Re: Windows in Central NJ
Couple of contractors on here service NJ, depending on the part.
Definitely stay with the Fortis or Potomac level quality.
Definitely stay with the Fortis or Potomac level quality.
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Re: Windows in Central NJ
We are in Somerset.
You are correct, I put 19 windows, but it’s 17. I double counted the sliders in the double hung.
You are correct, I put 19 windows, but it’s 17. I double counted the sliders in the double hung.
Re: Windows in Central NJ
That part of New Jersey is too far out of our area. We do venture into southern nj from time to time. Try the Agm Windows and Doors Company and see if they go to that area.mesagsxbkr wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2024 4:20 pm We are in Somerset.
You are correct, I put 19 windows, but it’s 17. I double counted the sliders in the double hung.
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Re: Windows in Central NJ
I got a quote from a local installer that deals with Okna. $12,000 for the Okna 500, deluxe package. I'm thinking this is the way to go due to the price and the quality of the window. Any reason to go with the vytex?
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Re: Windows in Central NJ
Nope. Sounds like an easy winner assuming it's a reputable company... The only reason to reconsider IMO is if that quote is not from Paul at AGM, great track record over there.mesagsxbkr wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 12:12 pm I got a quote from a local installer that deals with Okna. $12,000 for the Okna 500, deluxe package. I'm thinking this is the way to go due to the price and the quality of the window. Any reason to go with the vytex?
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Re: Windows in Central NJ
+1.
Can't recommend anyone more strenuously in NJ than Paul and the AGM crew.
Can't recommend anyone more strenuously in NJ than Paul and the AGM crew.
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I'm in South Jersey, Camden County. Does AGM service that area and how do I contact them? Should I make a new thread?
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Re: Windows in Central NJ
Give Mike a "ring". He services that section of NJ and is one of the longtime contributors to this forum and someone that I have trusted with my own work.
mikethewindowguy@yahoo.com