Making an appointment was easy, and the sales rep, Ken, arrived on time. Ken was very nice and not at all pushy, which is rare in the window industry. Definite plus there. I chose to check out this company because of research online about non metal spacers being important and because they were local. The windows looked really good on paper—steel reinforced and insulated sashes, automatic locks, etc. and they had a long warranty with included labor. Hopefully I don’t ever have to use that, but it was nice to know they backed their product so much. The warranty was what pushed me over the edge compared to a lower quote from another local company that offered non metal spacers. I Signed the contract, had the measuring guy come out and scheduled an install date 4 weeks out from the measure (longer than the 2 weeks quoted by the sales rep, but hey maybe it’s the busy season in November). I get a call 15 minutes before they were supposed to arrive for the install (time frame was 8-10, they called me at 9:45am) that they had gotten into an accident and can’t come out. I had already taken all the window treatments down and moved furniture for the install. This included little kids bedrooms that faced the street. I was upset, but hey, accidents happen... I call the office at 10:15am and no one knew there was an accident and they can’t even reschedule until the next day because the scheduling manager is at a job. No one has a calendar to even give me an idea of a date? Is it one day or two weeks? Should I put my blinds back up? Getting more annoyed here... The receptionist calls the next day around noon and she tells me one week. No asking me what day works, just, “we will come on this date.” Another week?! I expect to be pushed to the front of the queue since it isn’t my fault I had to reschedule and they try to finish each job in one day, so I got bumped behind 4 other people? How many crews do they have?? I’m even more annoyed. I gently push by asking if that’s the earliest they have (it is) so I just accept it. I don’t want to be one of those entitled jerks, but give me some information here, tell me what’s going on so I’m not in the dark and just being tossed around! I had to call the office and tell them the crew got into an accident? I have to wait a day to find out when I can be rescheduled? What if I wasn’t available the day they set it to? They’d have to call the manager again and call me another day later?? Anyway, one week later, the crew shows up and look at the windows and tells me they can’t install them today because they don’t have a ladder tall enough. What?!? I pointed out the third story windows to the sales rep and the measuring guy. They both assured me they have ladders than can reach them—“they install windows everyday!” The crew leaves with my windows. It’s now been 6 weeks since I put a deposit down and I have to wait another ??Day??Week??Month?!? until they will try again. Again I have to call them and again they tell me they will come in a yet another week for them to get two crews in. So I wait another week (moving furniture and reinstalling the kids’ blinds yet again) and when they show up, I’m biting my nails hoping they can actually do it. They come and they can! They get to work quickly and bang it out until it’s dark out. The guys seem to know what they’re doing and I leave them to it (I had to shuffle a toddler around while they worked. It was maybe 30 degrees Fahrenheit out, so quite cold with windows missing). ...when they were packing up, I noticed one screen had a hole in it and they replaced it no problem, but I was annoyed that I had to point it out. But there were 4 guys and it’s possible to miss it, so I pass that over. They did a decent job cleaning up and showed me how to use them, and they left. I later found a water bottle of acetone in the kids room (very dangerous!), and they left handprints on the outside of the third story picture window (I can’t clean a window that doesn’t open from the inside!), but other than that, the windows look great. I haven’t used them much until now since it’s been so cold, but they do seem a bit stiff/heavy to lift (double hinge). Maybe it’ll ease up after a few uses, so we shall see in the spring! Overall, I liked them and their product so I used them again (we have many windows and decided to replace them in groups because it’s expensive! Also, if I really hated them (like I hated the guys who replaced our sliding doors), I was willing to switch companies. The second time they came, the time from deposit to install was about ten days. That’s right. Ten days. I guess November/December/January is the busy time after all?? (I assumed it would be spring). The same crew came out and got everything done in a day. They cleaned the picture window as best they could, but left multiple caulk marks on our carpet—which again was discovered after they left. I guess they didn’t notice that either? These little things make me worry about what other little things they may have missed with the installation, but it’s been 1 and 2 months since the two groups of windows have been installed and it’s noticeably warmer in the house. No more drafts or leaks (we had a major leak in two windows), and I compared the thermal images of our old vs new windows and it’s much better insulated (we have a little Flir thermal imaging camera). The windows look good! Overall, I’m happy with the product and would probably use them again. Job 1: 12 triple pane double hungs, 7,200 Job 2: 16 triple pane double hungs, 9,400