H & H WINDOWS

These guys are good. Show up when they say they will be there, they work fast and are very conscientious. Wore bootties in the house, even if not necessary. Reasonably priced.

Three of our home's original aluminum-framed windows had dangling ribbons of vinyl and quot;panelsand quot; and were sweating between the panes of glass. We asked Sears to come for an estimate first and the bottom-line--after a 3-hour presentation --was a choice of three classes of replacement windows ranging in price from $3070 to $4090 for the three windows. An energy-audit person from the utility company recommended that all ten of our aluminum windows be replaced and suggested calling H and H for their estimate. (They had replaced windows in his home.) Sears' presentation had been excruciatingly detailed, and they might indeed be wonderful windows, but Mike Holt came out to give his estimate, and he is also the installer. He told us that our construction could not accommodate Amsco's Energy Star-rated windows and gave us an estimate for their low-e Artisan and Studio lines. We paid $3050--total--for ten Artisan Windows. The work went quickly and smoothly. The windows look great. It was an especially cold winter and the heating bill reflected that, but the house felt less drafty, and I'm hoping the low-e windows help with the coming summer.

It was a warranty work taken care by a third party. They were definitely first rate. They had to be in and out of the house, almost continuously. They were very careful coming in and out. They kept me well informed as to what was going on and what they were finding. I recommended them to a friend of mine who was having some window work done.