I recently signed a contract with Window Nation for just under $24,000 to replace 16 double-hung vinyl windows and add a new bay window. This includes installation and a lifetime warranty. I'm feeling a bit unsure about whether I made a good choice. What do you think?
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It sounds like you might want to reconsider that decision. A lot of people have had bad experiences with Window Nation due to their high-pressure sales tactics. You mentioned feeling forced—sounds like a red flag. If you're in Ohio, check if you have a 3-day cancellation period; I’d recommend using it to look for better options. You might end up finding a more affordable local company that doesn't pressure you into a quick decision.
You should definitely look into the quality of the windows you’re getting. If they’re just cheap vinyl replacements, they might not hold up well in a few years, even with a lifetime warranty. The warranty only matters if the company is still around to honor it. And if you’re paying about $1500 per window, that’s not intolerable as long as they’re high-quality full frames.
I signed for 14 ProVia aspect windows recently for $10K. I made sure to do in-depth research on warranties, and I'm pretty satisfied. With the right expectations, you can look for something similar. It sounds like you’re potentially overpaying—especially if you could find a smaller company that does great work for less money. Always good to shop around!