
Window World of CSRA
About us
Window World is not only America's largest window replacement company, but America's most experienced replacement window company. You'll see it in every product we sell – in the quality design, the beauty, and the skilled craftsmanship. Window World vinyl replacement windows are designed to last you a lifetime and will fit nearly any application, price point, and imagination. And to ensure quality, our products undergo on-going rigorous testing by numerous third party organizations to verify they meet the highest standards of performance, quality, value, and safety. Regardless of where you live in Georgia, Window World of Augusta is your unrivaled leader in replacement windows and window installation. We offer a huge selection of customizable replacement windows, all backed by our exclusive Window World lifetime limited warranty!
Business highlights
Services we offer
EnergyStar replacement windows, garage doors, glass repair & replacement., shutters, storm doors & entry doors, vinyl siding
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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"The above customer is very very difficult to contact. We sent numerous letters and made many phone calls over the course of the two plus years of trying to contact her. In addition to not calling back she's made numerous statements that are not true. We keep a detailed history of trying to contact our clients, everything is dated and there is a timeline and nothing in customers statement matches our timeline. again we have been lied too many times, we tried to install the windows 10 28 2019 and she claimed she did not make the appointment and refused refused to honor the contractual agreement. Therefore the crew returned to the warehouse and did not install her windows. The customer is welcome to come by the office and make arrangements to honor the contractual agreement to resolve this issue."
"There is nothing growing in the window, it is not mold. The discoloration in the lowE coating. The glass that was ordered was from the information provided by the home owner which was incorrect. The second glass had the information on it but was the wrong size. It was packaged wrong at the manufacturer. Many messages were left on the contact number that the office had on file. Yesterday not only was the correct information gathered the actual measurements were taken to assure proper size. The home owner was told yesterday during the visit we should have the correct material in a couple of weeks and would call "THEN" to install. The resident that was at the property yesterday informed the service technician that they had been very busy with other things and had just not had time to call. There seems to be some communication issues between all parties involved. It is always our goal to correct a warranty issue."
"Service has been provided. Due to errors in a new message and scheduling system some appointments were missed along with new personnel at the same. Both have been corrected."
Starting with the first contact, the rep brought over samples of window glaze with a heat lamp & Crookes radiometer and vinyl siding for demonstrations. There were no high-pressure sales tactics by Mark our rep; only a recommendation for the products that would be right for the house, and not what was most expensive. After that initial contact, my wife and I took a couple weeks to decide and gather other estimates. It was no contest. When it came to estimates and tax considerations, and quality of work, Window World has them beat.
The removal and installation phase was methodical and thorough. Attention was paid to detail with verbal progress reports periodically. Any questions I had were answered. I was told the installers, Tyler and Truit (sp?) have worked together as a team for the company for years. They handled every aspect of the contract with very good results. They cleaning up daily, and covered unfinished areas if it looked like rain was coming. Which brings me to one of two suggestions when it comes to having work like this done... We held off having the work done until the fall because of seasonal plants around the house and because of pre-existing termite damage that had to be dealt with. However, the termite damage repair (by Borden Pest Control) went on far too long, and not done correctly as the Window World installers discovered and amended. The consequence was having work start when it was too cold, (especially in the mornings) to work with vinyl siding materials. Tyler managed his time well by doing other things like metal fabrication in the freezing weather, but there was only so much that could be done until the temps got warmer. To add to the freezing weather issues, there were many consecutive days of hard rain. He apologized often and said a job like this would normally take a fraction of the time, but there really wasn't anything that could be done about the weather. Botton line: Look forward a couple weeks to see how the weather is going to be.
The other suggestion is, if you can afford it, to have all the work, (siding, windows, doors, etc) performed on one contract. There is a preferred, logical, order of work to make things easier on the installers. There was a package discount as well.
Overall quality: I expected the outcome to be good, (given what we had on our residence already), but the result was far better than I imagined. We haven't had a warranty work request yet, but if or when that time comes, it shouldn't be an issue. It appears they are prompt at answering warranty calls in reading other posts. I will update this post to reflect any warranty work.
Price: Initially, there was some sticker shock in all the estimates I received from different companies. But a little research showed this was a good price. There were no cost adjustments on my part, in the work outlined on the estimate and contract. Case-in-point: Grovetown unexpectedly, and considerably, raised their permit fees. Window World assumed that added cost. Lastly. if there was any question on building materials specified, Window World gave me the benefit of the doubt. They did have very low interest financing available, but if you can swing it, use a points-based Amex and pay it off at the end of the month for added bonus. Payment was made with 50% up front, and 50% upon completion and inspection.
Afterthought: The rep and installers gave suggestions when asked, for color and material styling to make a home look updated. This was very helpful.
Update (April 2015): All windows, doors, and siding working as they should. Still very happy with the quality of work.
Job went well. Some weather issues delayed installation. Very friendly and professional workers.
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