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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions - The Most Common Questions We Receive As Door & Window Contractors In Central Florida

If you're here, chances are you are not a door or window contractor. In fact, we're willing to bet you have some questions. Why else would you be on the FAQ's right?! Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions we hear from our customers. If your question is not here, feel free to jump in our chat, which leverages all the information of our website OR give us a call 863-293-2977

General FAQ's

We provide residential window and door installation, service/repair and estimates.

Sorry, we do not install or sell automotive glass.

No

With over 55 year's experience, it would be minimal to none. If there is minor damage, such as stucco chipping, we will repair it to match existing as close as possible.

 

Yes, we clean up, remove and dispose (properly) all job related refuse.

We carry numerous brands of windows and doors with unlimited combination possibilities. So we are sure we have something to meet your needs.

Yes, we accept Master Card, Visa American Express and Discover either in-store, by phone or we can send a QuickBooks invoice to pay electronically.

 

At this time, we do not offer in-house financing.

However, we do work with Rocket Loans for financing. Just ask our estimators when getting your quote.

On average, replacing aluminum or vinyl single pane windows with more energy efficient products, will save you around 20% to 30%.

Various rebates may be provided by your electric provider as well.

Yes. There are credits available depending on the product. We would be glad to go over those with you.

Low E stands for "low emissivity".

Low-E coating on a window pane lets light in, yet reflects heat and keeps harmful UV rays out in the summer and keeps heat inside during the winter.

Argon gas is injected between layers of glass to increase the insulation value of the window.

Argon gas is non-toxic, has no smell or color, and is heavier than oxygen.

 

On rare occasions, an insulated unit will fail and allow the argon gas to escape, however, the majority of our products carry lifetime warranties which covers seal failures.

Most of our products carry a lifetime, or limited lifetime warranty.

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