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Explore Mi Windows Prices on their many window lines, including the 1500, 1650, 4300, and Storm Armor window series.

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MI Windows Reviews | 1500 Series | 1650 Series | 3540 Series

MI 1500 Series Windows Prices

MI 1556 Windows Cost

Hi, thanks for taking a look at this bid for me. 12 windows, 1 bow window, and one french door. MI Series 1556 series for $15,850.00

Wing - Homeowner - from 2018

MI 1650 Windows Prices

MI 1650 Window Price Quote

Hoping to get a decent mid range window in my house and feel like I have enough bids to compare them. We have 8 windows total, a french door and three patio sliding doors that all need to be redone.

MI 1650: $14,150

Alside Mezzo: $14,430

Simonton Reflections 5500: $16,950

VyWinTech Shoreline: $17,500

Simonton Reflections 5050: $17,830

PGT 5400: $17,850

Franklin - Homeowner - from 2018

MI 1650 Window Cost

Hi, I'm looking to change out 17 double hungs.

Okna 500 Series (Deluxe Glass Package): $7820
MI 1650 Model: $6940
Vinylmax Edison Series: $5870
Revere Berkshire Elite Series (Sustain-A-View Glass): $7500

Virginia - Homeowner - from 2017

MI 1650 Series Costs

My contractor gave me a few options and bids on roughly 40 windows. Most are standard size, but a few are larger ones.

MI 1650 Series: $20,300
Provia Aspect Series: $22,800
Simonton 5500 Series: $23,500

Chris - Homeowner - from 2017

MI 1650 Pricing

I have 24 double-hungs and have a couple of quotes from contractors.

a) MI-1650 Window Quote: $11,800

b) Atrium Series 40 Quote: $14,300

Frank - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Response]

Frank, MI windows are builder grade windows. Atrium makes a pretty decent window. I'd keep looking if I were you though - Okna, Sunrise Soft-Lite, and Polaris are all good brands that you should look at.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016

MI 1650 Window Costs vs Jeld Wen 4500

We're in the middle of a renovation and our contractor is suggesting Mi or JELD WEN windows. The JELD WEN are quoted as $3,000 more than the Mi. Are the differences between the 2 brands great enough to justify the priced difference?

Amanda - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Amanda, Jeld Wen generally makes a better window than MI, but that's not saying much. MI doesn't make a good vinyl window. Jeld Wen makes okay vinyl windows, I like their wood windows with the auralast and their doors, but not so much their vinyl windows. If I were you I would ask him to get you a bid on some other window brands. See our recommended list for alternatives. Why pay a bunch of money to put in a mediocre to poor window? I'd prefer to see a Ply Gem Pro or a Simonton Prism Gold in there than your selections. He should have access to these brands.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016

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MI 3540 Windows Prices

MI 3540 Series Bid

My contractor gave me a bid for 4 windows on the MI3540. The bid is $2,810.

Thanks.

Terri - Homeowner - from 2018

MI 3540 Single Hung Windows Costs

Hello, we are replacing 12 windows and 2 sliding glass doors in our house in NE Florida. 10 of the windows are in block/stucco and 2 are in a wood frame.

We have a quote using CWS Aria horizontal sliders, MI 3540 single hung windows, and MI 1615 sliding doors for $9571.50. The second quote is for PGT HR5410 sliders and SH5400 single hung windows (not sure which sliding glass doors this quote includes) for $10,921.00.

Any advice on using CWS/MI vs. PGT products would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks very much.

Jessica - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Jessica, I like the second bid a lot more -- PGT makes a good window and sliding door, as does CWS I might add. MI on the other hand has a reputation as a low quality manufacturer and not a brand I would put in my own home.

I would much prefer you spend the extra $1400 and go with the PGT bid. I think it offers better long term value over the first bid.

That doesn't mean that you can't try and shave off some of the cost of the PGT bid though. Use that first bid as leverage to see how low that PGT dealer/company is willing to go for your business.

Here is an article that talks about how to do it.
How to negotiate a window bid.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017

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