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Bay Area Window Pros Company

Bay Area Window Pros is a Burlingame, California based company that has been in business since 2000. The company is not a manufacturer like Pella or Paradigm Windows. Instead, they are an installer that generally receives good reviews from many of their customer based. Scroll down to read all of our Bay Area Window Pros reviews.

Overall Rating: Bay Area Window Pros gets a 4.6 out of 5 stars based on 2 consumer reviews below.

My Take On This Company: The company gets good online reviews and carries lots of quality brands such as Anlin Windows And Doors. So, yes, I think a price quote from this company makes a lot of sense.
(Always Get 3 to 4 Local Price Quotes - And My Personal Advice)

Dane - Site Editor - Original Publish Date - November 5, 2025
Page Last Update: November 5, 2025

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• Warranty Information
• Bay Area Window Pros Reviews

Bay Area Window Pros Windows And Doors

Bay Area Window Pros reps and installs a number of window and door brands. They offer a wide array of options, from more budget brands such as Alside to high end brands like Andersen. Specifically, the company offers Alside, Amerimax, Anlin, Andersen, Cascade, Jeld Wen, Marvin, Milgard, Simonton, and Western Window Systems.

Warranty Information

Unfortunately, the Bay Area Window Pros website does not include information on the company’s labor warranty. Window and door product warranties come from the manufacturers themselves. Consider visiting our manufacturing warranty information page for details and terms on top brands and companies in the industry. Related Topic: Labor Cost To Install Vinyl Windows

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Dane - Site Editor

Bay Area Window Pros Reviews

I am in Northern California and frankly speaking, the pricing on windows is outrageous down here! Around 2019 or so, I received quotes for Anlin windows that were around $11-$12k. Now, a set of 12 retrofit windows and 2 retrofit sliding doors is almost $19k (at least I was able to negotiate the Anlin Sound Package upgrade, Sunmatrix upgrade, and better screens to be included).

I tried going to the Anlin Gold Del Mar dealers and they all used hard hitting salesmanship along with aggressive sales tactics to promote their Del Mar series at inflated prices ($25k - $30k+). So for the Catalina slim frame windows and the Malibu sliding doors at almost $19k, are there any other good quality options that I should consider?

I have done some research and/or got some bids on Milgard, Window World, Value, Premium, CDW, Sivan, Solar Industries and a few others. Milgard is around the same price without all the upgrades. I was able to get some of the lower quality windows, with bids from less reputable resellers coming in around $12k-$14k.

Are there any other brands I should be considering that are similar in quality to Anlin but maybe a better price level? Or if I drop in price, then I will drop down in quality as well? It is for my own home and we intend to stay in the house for the next 20 years, plus or minus. Any suggestions, ideas or such? Thanks in advance!

Steve - Homeowner - from 2025

Editor Reply

Steve, yes, prices have really jumped since 2019. And, yes, Anlin Windows is the best and is often quoted out at very high price points. (I wish there was another really good option in No Cal to provide some more competition to Anlin, but I’ll bet it would just get bid out super high as well).

The Milgard Trinsic is the other window that I really like, but I would probably still go with the Catalina over the Trinsic all other things being equal. A high end Simonton Window like the 5500 Reflections series is the other option that comes to mind. Simonton is somewhat plain (and a bit bulky), but it is a well built window series.

If anything else comes to mind, I’ll drop you a line and feel free to send me any additional bids you receive and I’ll try and weigh in.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2025

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Dane is the site editor of Replacement Windows Reviews and has worked in the window and door industry for more than 40 years. He spent nearly two decades as a professional window installer before transitioning into consumer education and window review analysis.

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