Universal Windows Direct of Charlotte

They arrived 2 hours prior to appointment and went right to work removing the old windows and installing the new ones. It took about four hours. They were very polite and the windows look great. I love them. Believe it or not their are screens on the lower part of the double hungs, I love how they are almost invisible. No obstruction of view

Do not waste your money with this company. They do not care about they customer. They care about the commission and sale. I had 20+ windows in my home replaced and I’ve been waiting on 1 to come in for 17 weeks. They just keep giving me and my husband excuses about where the window is. They’re not honest and they don’t take responsibility for their mistakes.

They did an absolutely awful job. They messed things up, damaged my house, and tried to hide their mistakes rather than fixing them. Luckily after this job, their corporate came and cleaned house at this branch so hopefully they are better now. The new workers may be perfectly good, but the old ones that worked on my house were quite bad.

3/9/19 – Met with Matt (sales). After determining we had 26 windows and factoring in our request for a new front door, he came up with a cost of $50,232. Then after applying the BOGO offer, the cost came down to a more realistic $25,116. This number was more in line with other quotes we had gotten. I had to smile when Matt said “this offer is only good for today”. It’s a line I’ve not heard in a long time and figured it had gone the way of VHS tapes. I worked the price down to $22k and then Matt had to call and run the offer by his manager. Reminds me of when I bought my first new car in 1978. Anyhow, I accepted the offer, signed papers, etc. As part of the deal I had to display a Universal Windows sign in my front yard. Matt says we’ll be contacted soon to have someone come out and take exact measurements. Mid/late March – UW calls to set measurement appt. I set the date for March 26. March 26 – Nate comes by for our measurement appointment. All goes well and Nate answers all our questions. Early May – I receive call from UW that our windows are ready and install will take 3 days. I set the installation to start on Monday, May 13. May 13 – Install team (Mike and Doug) show up. They first install the front door and then prep the exterior of some of our windows. On Tuesday and Wednesday Mike and Doug finish up the install. There was wood rot at 3-4 windows that Mike and Doug took care of. Some time on Monday or Tuesday Mike tells me that two of our windows (half rounds) are on back order. There was also a small mix-up in the windows. We had requested obscure glass for the front door (done), upstairs bath (done) and for the picture window above the master Jacuzzi (also done). There should have been an obscure window in the master water closet, but it was installed in the master bedroom instead. It couldn’t be switched with the master bath window since it was a narrower opening. The crew made note of the mix up and said they would get the info to the office so replacements could be ordered. Other than the noted issues, the crew did fine – no problems and they cleaned up well. Mid May to early June – I called three times to check on things. The 704-594-1900 number belongs to UW’s St. Louis office. The office rep told me that due to a phone issue she couldn’t transfer my call and would email the Charlotte office and someone would get back to me. No one did. On the fourth time – June 5 – the office rep gave me an alternate number to call. I called and talked with Tammy. She said the windows would most likely arrive June 11 and she would call me. There was no call on June 11, so I called again on June 12 and found that indeed the windows had arrived on June 11. I set the install date for Thursday, June 20. June 20 – Mike and Doug arrive again. They corrected the obscure glass mix-up and installed the half rounds. Took about 3 hours. Later in the afternoon I called UW to settle my account balance. I asked Tammy why the half-rounds were on back order for a month (May 13 to June 11 – probably longer). She wasn’t sure without digging and checking, but guessed there was a defect in the first windows. Four weeks is a long time for a defect correction. No apology for the long wait. The windows are very nice. My original windows were wooden, builder’s grade, hazy, and very ugly. They came with the house built in 1993. My home is much brighter and cooler now - and outside noise has been greatly reduced. Final verdict: Excellent windows Great installation So-so customer service In the attached picture you can see the contrast between the old half-round and the new window directly below.

It went very well and they were very professional.9700

my experience with kyle was amazing!!! his presentation was spectacular and i would 10/10 recommend him and his company to anybody :)

Vendor mis-measured (twice), wrong pieces delivered, not all pieces delivered (and they missed all of that in their pre-job verification), lost windows, windows all had dust between glass panes, delayed re-ordering the replacements for months, had to chase them down to get them to finish the work - took 7 months to get my new windows in, had to go 4 months with my house in disarray for them to finish the work. I have a very detailed log of the whole job with dates, who I worked with, and every issue that I would love to share (vendor has seen my log and doesn't dispute any of the details) - offered almost no compensation (7%) for all of their poor work, and only on the condition that I sign a contract saying they did nothing wrong and that I wouldn't tell the truth to BBB or Angies List.

it went just great the guys that came out were real great at there job.

Our salesman Jon Crespo arrived on time and was very professional! He listened to what our needs were and went through our options as well as showing us the window sample. All of our questioned were answered with obvious knowledge of the product and installation process. He gave us a very good price too! I will follow up once the windows are installed with a further review.

I am updating my earlier review. We had to reside my home because of bad work and windows that did not fit properly. The windows stick out from the wall and Todd said they will because the windows are not made for mobile homes. (I have back up) Due to the windows being to short the rain wrapped around the window and entered between the window and filler board also the vinyl the that was not locked with finish trim so water also ran in there too. During the hard rain they leaked even though we had used waterproof tape to block holes and the areas that would leak. I now have white mold, black mold growing in my walls. Todd said he would not do anything to my windows since we did not agree on his last visit, approximate date of this was July 19th. I haven't had an email or call back from Universal Windows in response to my email concerning the mold growing. I would not have known about the leaks if I had not started to replace my vinyl. UWD of Charlotte is responsible for this and should be responsible for fixing my walls, they have photos.