Renewal by Andersen / Southard Corp
About us
For more information please visit: www.weloveournewwindows.com Renewal by Andersen - Replacement Windows For more than 100 years, Renewal by Andersen has been dedicated to increasing the beauty and value of homes with superior replacement windows and doors. With Renewal by Andersen's start-to-finish window replacement window process, you get custom-crafted, energy-efficient windows and doors professionally installed by the finest craftsmen in the business. The quality of our replacement windows is second only to the exceptional people who install them. The professionals at Renewal by Andersen bring their skills and friendliness to each step of the process - from an initial consultation to the end of a successful replacement windows project. We were the first Window company to be awarded the GREEN SEAL: Renewal by Andersen Awarded Green Seal Certification The non-profit Green Seal, estimates that if all windows in the United States were as energy efficient as those made by Renewal by Andersen, the entire country would use 2.5% less energy overall. Renewal by Andersen was the first replacement window company to earn the Green Seal. Energy Efficiency with Renewal by Andersen and ENERGY STAR® http://weloveournewwindows.com/blog/2011/03/andersen-corporation-named-2011-energy-star%C2%AE-partner-of-the-year/
Business highlights
Services we offer
Custom built Fibrex composite windows. Replace Doors and Patio Doors We are the replacement window division of Andersen Windows, Replacement Patio Doors, Replacement Windows, the industry leader since 1903.
Amenities
Free Estimates
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Accepted Payment Methods
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Mel tried to push that you stand behind your windows. I appreciate that. It has been a challenge to find a manufacturer who will stand behind its installers. [However, don't try to fool me by saying the installers are "your factory trained" people. We all know that is an euphemism for a 1099 contractor, just like every other company.]
Mel should have spent a bit more time discussing the loss of light due to the size of vinyl frames compared to Fibrex. He should have also pointed out noise reduction due to construction method as we live in a flight path and we pointed that out to him.
Finally, anytime a salesman says he's giving you his bottom dollar against his boss' wishes, we all know that is a lie. It's also bad form to bad mouth competitors with opinions instead of factual comparisons.
When we declined to move forward, he left in a huff and almost forgot his sample. He was not graceful with a "No". Including saying, "This is the only time the price will be this good and I won't call you." Even if I was on the fence, I certainly wouldn't be after that. Sales is hard, I get it. But to be grumpy when it doesn't work out, doesn't reflect well on your company.
I can look past the poor sales job; however, the 90 minute sales presentation of material that didn't resonate was a turn off. I'm choosing to listen to your offering during my family time. My time is valuable, I expect the sales person to understand my needs and address them in the pitch. I don't need a 90 minute infomercial. If I wanted that, I'd go to Las Vegas, at least I'd get a free Vegas show or trip out of it.
The prices were ridiculously high; more expensive than Pella and Rosatti's high end windows. The value, either in terms of ROI on utilities, NPV or otherwise, didn't justify the expense. At your price, I could have replaced my windows twice with Pella's top end windows. Not enough differential in possible utility savings to justify the price.
In short, the value to price ratio is way off. We're not looking for bargain basement cheap windows. We'll pay a premium for quality, but not a premium that's unreasonable compared to the rest of the market. Absolutely insane pricing.
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