What Are People’s Thoughts on Window Nation for Window Replacement?

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Asked By CuriousPanda42 On

I'm considering replacing the windows on the second floor of my home in the south suburbs of Chicago, as they're in pretty bad shape. I received my first quote from Window Nation, and to be honest, the whole experience felt a bit off. The initial quote was about $11k for 4 windows, but then it dropped to just over $7k, and now their manager is texting me about a price of $3,928! It's hard not to feel something fishy is going on here, especially with them claiming some sort of first-come-first-served vouchers. Has anyone else had experience with Window Nation, or can you recommend better options?

5 Answers

Answered By RenovationPro On

Going from $11k to $3k raised my eyebrows too! I’d suggest focusing on local businesses. Often they care more and do a better job than franchises. It seems like they tend to offer more honest service than big chains.

Answered By WindowWhisperer On

From what I’ve seen, no chain window company offers good value for the price. When I replaced my windows a few years back, the big names wanted over $30k, but I ended up paying about $12k thanks to my local contractor. Trust me, look for some local manufacturers; they’ll likely treat you better and charge less!

Answered By SkepticalSteve On

Honestly, I wouldn’t go with Window Nation just because of their aggressive sales tactics. My son had a similar experience where the salesman wouldn’t leave. Eventually, he told them to back off, and needless to say, he found several better local options without all the pressure. Just get a few quotes and see what works best for you!

Answered By SmartShopper77 On

High pressure sales are usually a giant red flag. I mean, it’s always a good idea to get at least three quotes to compare. And often, local tradesmen provide cheaper costs and better service compared to those big-name chains.

Answered By LocalHero89 On

If you’ve got a Window World nearby, definitely get a quote from them. I did my rough calculations, and it typically comes down to around $1k per window, including installation, trimming, and disposal. Totally worth checking out their prices!

HomeSaver123 -

That’s a good idea! I once asked the Window World guy if he could recommend a roofer, and he connected me with a fantastic contractor who ended up doing my roof and windows for a great price. I really appreciate how they have a competitive edge.

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