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Home : Replacement Windows Reviews : Crystal Pacific Crystal Pacific Windows Reviews And Prices
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! Vista Plus WindowsHi, I'm in the market to replace windows on my parents' home in Los Angeles. We still have the original windows from when the house was built in 1953. I found your website has some very useful information. We are replacing 17 windows and one sliding door. Currently, I'm getting quotes. So far, I have one from a local installer, Lion Windows for Milgard Trinsic V300 line for just under $19k. Smart Windows gave me a quote for Vista Plus windows for around $14k
[Site Editor's Answer]Laurie, sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Window World might have something worth while if they are selling Simonton windows (or Wincore). Lots of branches have been shifting to this option, but some have not. Just make sure to ask what the actual brand of window and model or series they are selling. Crystal Pacific windows sells the Vista Plus, which I would be hesitant about using unless you have a shortened timeline in the home (say 12 years or less).
CPW vs American VisionThank you, Dane! We’re based in Los Angeles and haven’t run into many of the brands here, outside of Anlin. The brands we have run into the most are Milgard and Crystal Pacific. Also, we do have a quote for Anlin Del Mar windows through American Vision, but they are asking about $4789 for three 54x24 windows (2 retrofit, 1 full frame), I thought that seemed high but curious your thoughts? Thanks for your help!
[Site Editor's Answer]Joe, I agree with you on the lack of options in California. American Vision seems to be a quality outfit, but definitely not on the "well priced" side of things. Also, I think they do enough business that they feel justified with their bids. Lastly, I would collect a few more and see how they compare to the AV bid. I think you can do better than Crystal Pacific myself. They are subpar in comparison to Anlin and Simonton. Here is what I have...
Crystal Pacific Windows ReviewsDane, I got a quote for Crystal Pacific. Because of bad install previously, my new windows will have to b nail in and stucco repair. Do you know anything about Crystal Pacific windows?
[Site Editor's Answer]Crystal Pacific tends to be a lower quality window in my opinion. There are probably better options out there. I'll send you my list of great and good vinyl windows for your consideration.
Your Overall ImpressionThank you so much! Do you know anything about Crystal Pacific? Are they good windows because they are cheaper and then the wait time is much shorter, but I don't want to sell myself short by going for bad quality windows just because of shorter lead time. Thank you so much!
[Website Editor Reply]Karen, I don’t know a lot about CPW. I know they are out of Riverside, I know they used to be back east and had mixed reviews. Someone online equated them to the Milgard Tuscany. I have never seen one so I can’t speak to that, or their quality in general. If this were my project, I would be vary of going with a relatively unknown brand. If you don’t plan to stay in the home very long, you could always roll the dice.
Crystal Pacific Windows Reviews 2021Hi Dane: I recently bumped into couple of contractors and wholesale dealers (like window depot) for retrofit window replacement project at my home. I'm looking to replace almost 23 windows and 1 patio door. Most contractors in San Diego recommended to go with Anlin's Bayview series, while although they gave me a short overview of other premium series from anilin. I honestly could not grasp their key differences other than some aesthetics and slight performance edge.
[Site Editor's Answer]Manny, $11K for 23 windows and 1 patio door wit hthe Bayview series is a really good price. Much better than the CPW quote at $13K. So, the Bayview is the entry level option from Anlin, but I would expect the Del Mar to run $20K plus and the Catalina $18K....so the $11K is a pretty sweet deal in my opinion.
Crystal Pacific Window QualityI am in the process of deciding what windows to purchase. I had never heard of Anlin until a friend mentioned them. You seem to have high regard for them and I am comparing them to the Milgard Tuscany. Based on what I read, you feel it is a toss-up as to which is better and to judge the installers and price as higher priorities. I am in Long Beach, CA and just have to say thanks for your Crystal Pacific windows reviews.
[Site Editor's Answer]John, I don't know much about CPW. I did look them up on the nfrc.org website to look at some of their performance numbers and they appear to be okay. I'm sort of assuming that the company like many smaller manufacturers makes a sort of mid range vinyl window that is marketed towards the price conscious consumer. Since you live in Long Beach where the climate is quite mild, I would say you may be just fine with this option. If this is your forever home, however, I would probably advise to go with the Anlin or Milgard, which are proven companies with good track records.
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