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American WeatherTechs Reviews And Prices

American WeatherTechs are a regional Ohio window dealer that provides replacement windows, siding and roofing. They have been in business since the late 1990s. The company sells the Preservation window series, which is one of the specialty windows made by Alside. The series is one of Alside Windows very best and includes some nice features and components. Scroll down to read our American WeatherTechs reviews.

Locations: The company has two locations; one in Cincinnati, Ohio and the other in Columbus, Ohio.

American WeatherTechs Windows get a 3.8 out of 5 stars based on 3 consumer reviews below.

Dane - Site Editor - Original Publish Date - August 13, 2015
Page Last Updated On July 25, 2024

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Weather Techs vs Apex

Thanks, Dane! We got a third quote today and will get another on Thursday. Here's a recap (all are triple-paned, Argon gas, solar coatings, and built-in screens):

Apex Energy Insignia window: $54,000 with marketing promotion (yard sign, referrals, etc...); solid warranty
Window Universe Signature Elite: $36,000
Window Nation Addison Plus: $132,000 that was quickly lowered with various promotions to $77,444. Warranty seems comparable to Apex's warranty.

American Weather Techs' Preservation Energy Max: will visit on Thursday but gave a rough estimate of $900 to $1,000/window (we have 41 windows although some are larger than others). Any thoughts on relative quality? You expressed concern about installation from Window Universe; any similar concerns with Window Nation or Weather Techs? Thank you!

Darren - Homeowner - from 2024

[Site Editor's Answer]

I think based on your timeline in the home, Window Universe makes the most sense. Or the Preservation Energy Max, which is close in quality to the Insignia vinyl (both made by Alside). Although I might give the American Weather Techs the nod here if the price tag is going to be $41K.

No installation concerns as a general rule of thumb on either one, but I would certainly check the online ratings of those two company branches to make sure your local WN and American Weather Techs get solid reviews.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2024

American Weathertechs Reviews

I've read through your site extensively. The only other leads I had -- which I didn't pursue to the bid level -- are Pella 250 series or 350 through a Lowe's rep and American Weathertechs (Preservation brand and they told me over the phone their middle grade is called Reserve?).

At the time, neither seemed as attractive as the three options I shared with you, but I'm thinking I might pursue American Weathertechs again unless you steer me away from Preservation compared to Alside Mezzo and EnergyWeld windows.

Amy - Homeowner - from 2018

[Website Editor Reply]

I'm not a big fan of the Pella vinyl series. The Preservation is a decent window, but it tends to be expensive. American Weathertechs looks to also sell Vinylmax, whose Vinylmax Edison window is pretty darn good, especially with the foam filled frame upgrade. The reviews on American Weathertech look pretty darn solid from the very little research I did on them. Definitely worth a look.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2018

American Weathertechs Cost

I'm looking at replacing all 26 windows in my house.

American Weathertechs Alside Preservation: $11,595

Replacement Window Techs Alside Mezzo Windows Cost: $10,995

Mike - Homeowner - from 2015

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