When choosing new windows, you have a lot of research to do before deciding who is the best company for you. You must compare the windows themselves, their energy efficiency, price, and warranties, of course, but those things were not the deciding factor for this customer. Listen to what made this Overland Park woman choose All-Weather over two other window companies.
“We had a large window wall in our home. It’s the first thing you see when you come in the front door. It consists of six vertical windows and covers the entire two-story back wall of our living room. We noticed some wood rot around the windows and knew it was time to replace them. I decided to use my usual method of calling three companies to compare products and prices. The first company I called was All-Weather.
Scott came to my home, took a look at the window wall, as well as five bedroom windows on the second floor we needed to replace, took measurements and told me about a couple of options. He said he had a window style in mind that he thought would look the best. He said if it was his home, he would choose these windows.
He asked me to come to the showroom so I could get a good up-close look at the style he recommended. My husband and I did and we were able to touch and see the quality. The Andersen windows were very heavy and sturdy. He explained that these Andersen windows weren’t our cheapest option, but because the window wall was the focal point of the room, they would look the best and provide the most glass for the opening.
I got two other quotes. One was, amazingly, within $20 of the quote from All-Weather and the other was $2,000 more. Honestly, the thing that tipped the scale for me was not the price, or even the quality of the windows (all three companies seemed to have high-quality windows), but rather the fact that the other two companies never mentioned anything about the style of window they recommended or how it would look in my home. It seemed that they had one style to sell and never even mentioned anything about what would look the best in that wall. That, and the fact that Scott and Doug were so easy to work with, really made me feel more comfortable choosing All-Weather for the job.
They ordered all of the windows, kept me up to date on scheduling, and did a fantastic job of installing and cleaning up. I’m thrilled with my new windows! I would recommend All-Weather Windows and Doors to anyone based on price, service, and beauty. I wasn’t surprised to find out that they’ve won Angie’s List’s Super Service award four years in a row.”
-K. Huber, Overland Park
So you want to put siding on your home. You call a siding company and they sing the praises of their siding and try to sell you on that brand. Now, there are a lot of different siding manufacturers out there, so how do you know it’s the best for what you need? Simple answer…you don’t. All you know is that they want to sell you their siding because they don’t sell anything else but that siding. 
Modern houses lack creative art in one of the most basic aspects of the home – the windows. Think about it, other than the occasional beautiful window wall, when was the last time you were actually impressed, or even remember the windows in any house you’ve visited. Essentially, they are all the same. If you want your home to truly stand out, consider art glass windows. 
The names sound similar and the windows themselves are similar. So what in the heck is the difference between a bay window and a bow window? Both will let in lots of light and offer great views, but there 
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Most people don’t purchase entry doors for their home on a regular basis. In fact, you may never purchase a new door in your lifetime. So it stands to reason that when you purchase a door for the first time, you don’t quite know all the questions to ask. Be aware that when you purchase an entry door from a home improvement store, you will get the bare minimum when it comes to the installation. Before you decide to go with the cheapest option to save money, make sure you know what it’s really going to cost you… in time and hassle.
