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Company Information: WeatherBarr Windows and Doors is headquartered in Fort Smith, Arkansas and has been in business since 1934. The company sells and installs replacement windows and doors in 9 different states in the mid west and south. Weatherbarr does not manufacture their own products; instead they buy from existing manufacturers and focus on the installation portion of the job.

What They Sell: The company sells three main window and door series, including Cornerstone, Apex, and Pinnacle. It's not clear to me exactly what Cornerstone is, although it is undoubtedly one of the windows from the Cornerstone Building Brands - the company owns a number of companies including Simonton, Ply Gem, Cascade, Atrium, etc. In all likelihood, the Cornerstone is an entry level Ply Gem or Simonton model. The company also sells Apex, which is quite a solid window. For their patio doors, the company uses a Pinnacle, which is made by Windsor. ( Windsor Windows Reviews )

Locations: Weatherbarr sells through a network of local dealers in the following states: Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, and in the western section of Tennessee.

Frame Colors: The Cornerstone series is available in the following frame colors: Bronze, Cocoa, Brick Red, and Sandstone. Custom upgrade colors include Beige, Cascade Blue, Clay, Cumulus Grey, Evergreen, Sage, Signal Black, Rosewood, and Vanilla.

My Rating: I would give Weatherbarr a 4.3 out of 5 star ratings for overall quality and installation services.

Weatherbarr gets a 4.2 out of 5 stars based on 9 Weatherbarr reviews below.

Dane - Site Editor

Page Last Updated: March 13, 2024

Cornerstone Series Cost: $$$
(3 out of 5)

"Weatherbarr does not manufacture their own windows; instead they install existing window brands. I like this approach as it allows them to focus on their core competency."

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We live in the Dallas area and are looking to swap out our windows come the spring time. There are two window brands that come up for us - the Revere Berkshire Elite and the Weatherbarr Cornerstone. Which would you choose.

Ronny - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Ronny, I know nothing about Weatherbarr so I will respectfully not say a word about them, good or bad. The Berkshire Elite is a decent mid range vinyl window. I think if you find a good/great install company to do the work, then I would feel comfortable going with this option.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Weatherbarr Cornerstone XT vs. Rehau 700 Series

Hi Dane, recently got some quotes for new windows and wondering what you think of these manufacturers?

NT windows presidential series - double pane low e
Weatherbarr Cornerstone XT - double pane low e
Rehau 700 series - triple pane low e

Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

Roderick - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Roderick, I am quite familiar with the NT Presidential and consider quite a good vinyl window. The Rehau 700 I consider a good window, but the Weatherbarr Cornerstone XT is still a mystery to me. I would give my thumbs up to the first two and a question mark to the last one. ( Rehau Windows Reviews )

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Weatherbarr Cornerstone Window Reviews

Hello - I am currently getting estimates for replacing 41 windows on my home in north Texas (dfw area). One installer is using Weatherbarr. I do not find them on your site. Ever heard of them?

Another installer is using Burris. I do see your comments regarding that window. Any comparison of the two?

Thanks!

John - Homeowner - from 2021

Weather Barr Cornerstone XT

Hi, I found your website because we're looking at the above window vs. the Anlin Del Mar window. Anlin is fairly new in North Texas and about $4000 more than the Weather Barr XT. Both are reliable installers with tons of good reviews I just can't find much Information on the Weather Barr, which worries me. Do you possibly have any info?

It's $21,500 vs. $17,500. We are focused on trying to get the most energy efficient/heat blocking window possible as the summers in North Texas are pretty brutal with many 100+ days.

Thank you!!

Mandy - Homeowner - from 2020

[Website Editor Reply]

Mandy, I wish I had some information from you, but I've never heard of Weather Barr before. Anlin is a very solid manufacturer that makes a high quality vinyl window. So if you are staying in your home long term, my first answer would be to go with a known product with a solid track record.

Additionally, my advise would be to get two more bids to see how some other known brands stack up against what you have so far. NT Windows makes a good vinyl window in the Presidential Series, they will have a dealer in your area I'm sure.

Sunrise Windows might have a dealer that services your zip and their windows are a step above the NT in my opinion.

Finally, Don Young windows are very good -- especially their aluminum window series that will hold up to that brutal Texas heat.

I'd like to see how these bids come in and I think they will tell you how your current bids stack up.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

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