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14 days ago

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I am looking for a good company with reasonable prices to change 22 windows and 6 sliding patio doors. Windows are different in sizes including 3 big circles. I am I Southern California. Any suggestions!

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oberon476
14 days ago
Look into Anlin in Socal, they make a very nice window.

Installer depends where you live.
wdccruise
11 days ago
last modified: 11 days ago
I would strongly consider fiberglass windows such as those from Marvin and Milgard. If you're replacing single- or double-hung windows, consider casement (and awning) windows as these are the most energy efficient. Take care to understand glass options, particularly for west-facing windows where noon-to-sundown sunlight can easily overheat a room. Chosen carefully, energy-efficient windows can help reduce heating and air conditioning costs where electricity prices are high.

P.S. Our 10-unit condo installed Enerlux fiberglass windows and patio doors which have performed well. You might call the company and ask whether it has a Southern California installer/partner. We had to find our own installer in DC.
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Windows on Washington Ltd
11 days ago
Reasonable prices and SoCal don't usually occupy the same sentence.

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