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Comments (41)We were also told by the Anderson installer that the Anderson 100 (available from box stores) is the same window as the Renewal by Anderson window. This is simply not true for the following reasons (my observation this past week): As noted above the Anderson 100 feels flimsy. The piece of fibrex at the top of the window by the lock is used to open the window and had a lot of give and almost felt like it was going to come off. The Renewal by Anderson window is opened at the bottom with a handle that's embedded into the frame. When closing the Anderson 100 window it falls into a channel with weep holes to let water escape not too uncommon in other windows. The windows I'm trying to replace are of similar design and it's really just a dirt trap. The renewal by Anderson Windows don't have a channel but have a sloping ledge instead. This is similar design to Anderson 200 and 400 models you can get from box stores. Not sure yet if these differences are enough to make up the difference in estimated we received......See MoreNew Construction Windows - Arlington TX
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Comments (15)We have quite a selection of vinyl or aluminum windows. Our Tuscany and Montecito are well made and high quality and all our windows come with the full lifetime warranty. Come check out our website for more information on what windows would be the best for you! Tuscany Series Montecito Series Aluminum...See MoreOcean front house in hurricane prone climate needs replacement windows
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