While you may have established relationships with many professionals in your life—your hairdresser, your dentist, your mechanic—you may not currently have a go-to window company. Whether you’ve simply never upgraded your home windows before or didn’t like the last company you worked with, you may be wondering how to choose the right window company for your up-and-coming project. You should only consider partnering with a company if they have the following:
Quality Replacement Windows
Whatever reason you have for replacing your current windows, you want to make sure the upgrades are of top quality. It doesn’t matter how friendly or qualified a company is if they’re using poorly made products, because then you’ll just be back at square one after a couple years when the windows start deteriorating or falling apart. Ask about materials, brands, and things like ENERGY STAR® certifications.
The Right Qualifications
You want to choose a window company that you know you can rely on. In the instance that an issue or accident occurs during the installation of your windows, it’s important that the company be licensed and insured. Additionally, reputation goes a long way, so look around for positive reviews and see what their rating is from Better Business Bureau.
In-House Installers
You don’t want to go through the process of purchasing windows from a company you believe you can trust, only to see a team of subcontractors show up to perform the installation. Most reputable window companies use their own installers, ensuring that a proper and skillful job is completed. This information can be difficult to find so ask your salesman if they use their own installers or subcontractors.
It’s not impossible to find a window company that boasts all of these qualities—in fact, you’ve already found one! Pure Energy Window Company is proud to be a licensed and insured contractor with our own team of skilled craftsmen installing our first-rate replacement windows. Contact us today to learn more about us and get started on your window upgrade.
