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What They SellThe company sells the Earthwise series of windows, which is a group of independently-owned manufacturers located across the country. Their windows are good I would say, but certainly not top tier like Okna Windows or a Soft-Lite. All in all, though, Earthwise manufacturers use quality parts and components.
Warranty InformationAWP offers a lifetime warranty that protects against manufacturing defects under normal usage. The lifetime warranty covers the original purchaser of the windows/doors, as well as a subsequent owner for as long as they own the home. Additionally, the company will pay for the labor costs associated with the repair or replacement. As well, the warranty is transferrable to another homeowner, although the new owner nust informa Advanced Window Products within 30 days of the title transfer and pay the company a $50 transfer fee. Finally, the company offers accidental glass breakage, which is great. All in all, this is a VERY solid warranty. I'm impressed. Get Our Recommended Window List Also please consider filling out the free form on our site for 3 quality window price quotes — it’s how we afford to provide free consumer information. We’re not incentivized by ANY company and will help you with ANY questions you might have, and help you navigate ANY bids you receive. That’s our guarantee to you! dane@replacementwindowsreviews.co
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Advanced Window Products CostDane, we are currently looking to replace our windows in northern Utah. We have received 3 bids so far.
[Site Editor's Answer]Tanner, AWP gets good reviews -- they seem to use their own windows, which I know nothing about. RBA is kinda ridiculous with their prices --
Advanced Window Products ReviewsCan anyone tell me the general quality of Advanced Window Products of UT?
[Site Editor's Response]Stephanie, I hadn't heard of AWP of UT. I took a look at their website and saw they are part of the Earthwise, which generally seem to get good reviews. I read the reviews of them on Google and they seemed to be generally good as well. I tend to steer consumers towards companies and brands that I know a little better. I know that Sunrise and Soft-Lite both sell their products in Utah and both of them are considered excellent vinyl window brands.
[Stephanie's Response]Unfortunately I don't think Sunrise Windows are available in Utah--at least not in Salt Lake City. I am not dead set on vinyl. We did an in home estimate with Advanced Window products, as well as a Renewal by Andersen cost bid. My gut feeling with RBA is that the product is amazing, but probably still overpriced. The current windows I'm researching are the Anderson 400 series, Marvin Ultimate, Marvin Infinity, and AWP. Obviously I'm not even dead set on wood, vinyl, etc. Any suggestions to narrow this down to "the one"? We are planning to get into a few showrooms to play with the actual windows soon and hopefully that helps. Our project is planned for about a year from now.
Advanced Window Products Reviews Take 2Unfortunately I don't think Sunrise Windows are available in Utah -- at least not in Salt Lake City. I am not dead set on vinyl. We did an in home estimate with AWP, as well as Renewal by Andersen. My gut feeling with RBA is that the product is amazing, but probably still overpriced. The current windows I'm researching are the Anderson 400 series, Marvin Ultimate, Marvin Infinity, and the AWP. Obviously I'm not even dead set on wood, vinyl, etc. Any suggestions to narrow this down to "the one"? We are planning to get into a few showrooms to play with the actual windows soon and hopefully that helps. Our project in planned for about a year from now.
[Site Editor's Response]Steph, the RBA is usually way overpriced and not really worth the huge price tag in my opinion. The Marvin Ultimate is one of my favorite wood clad otpions. I like the Infinity with the Everwood interior a lot and have heard that it's one of the best fiberglass windows on the market. That would probably be my pick, as long as you like how the interior looks. It isn't wood, but it also doesn't come with all of the potential issues that wood can prevent down the road. ☺
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