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Inline Windows Reviews
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(4 out of 5)
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dane@replacementwindowsreviews.co
Inline Windows Reviews
Hello, I placed an order for replacement casements with Inline Fibreglass windows since june and I am still waiting for delivery. I wrote them today to cancel my order.
I would like to know which company I should order new windows from. I saw Marvin and Pella are among the best and would like your input on this matter. Am open to suggestions.
Should I buy wood, vinyl vs fiberglass?
What is important to me is no maintenance/durible, good weather protection in winter and summer.
Thank you for your time and opinion.
Leon - Homeowner - from 2019
[Site Editor's Answer]
Leon, your situation will dictate what type of windows you should buy and at what price point. For 80% of homeowners, a quality mid range vinyl window that is installed by a quality company is the way to go.
Marvin sells fiberglass windows, which will run 30% to 35% higher than vinyl. Pella makes a very nice wood window, but their vinyl windows are overpriced for what you are getting (my opinion, but shared by lots of people in the industry).
The right brand is going to vary based on where you live and what’s available. Check out our best windows page to see the brands we recommend.
https://www.replacementwindowsreviews.co/best-replacement-windows/
Then do a google search for say “sunrise windows in Sacramento California” (you won’t find any because Sunrise doesn’t sell in California, but this is the process) — do this for all the mid range and premium windows and see if local companies carry these brands. Then call up the companies you find and get a few bids to see some different products and pricing.
Feel free to send me the bids you receive and I’m happy to weigh in on what I think your best options might be.
All The Best.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2019
Inline Fiberglass Windows Reviews
I'm planning on replacing 12 casements in NE Ohio plus a sliding glass door and 2 pictures. We're doing a tear out down to the studs, taking out the Pellas that were installed in '73. There are a lot more to choose from than when we had those put in way back then. I want good windows but I also need a fair price and I was hoping for wood clad in vinyl or fiberglass. I know Inline and Marvin have a fiberglass model, are they good?
Marcia - Homeowner in Ohio - from 2012
[Contractor Response]
The Marvin Infinity is a good casement, and I think the fiberglass is a good choice. I think Inline just came out with a new design for their fiberglass casements, and it's supposed to have great engineering. If it isn't out yet it will be soon. Sunrise has a good one, also, with a lot of different material options. If it were me, I'd look at the Sunrise before making a decision, as they are generally one of the best windows out there. I don't like buying a new line, or at least one that's had major changes, so the Inline makes me nervous. I like to wait until they've had time to work out the kinks.
Billy - Contractor - from 2012
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Inline Windows vs Marvin Integrity
Vinyl is a good material for windows, but if you don't like it for some reason fiberglass is good too. I'm not a fan of Renewal By Andersen, they are made with vinyl resins, so if you don't like vinyl what's the point? And they are just a mediocre window. You can't do much better with the Marvin Infinity (or the Integrity if the Infinity is not carried by your local deal), but I think the best fiberglass is the Inline. They have been making them a while and have a good, solid product.
Wayne - Contractor - from 2012
Inline Fiberglass Windows
I think the Inline fiberglass is great. Finding an installer can be harder than choosing a window. If the frames are still good and you just need inserts, that's one thing, a full tear out is something else. For some reason, it can be hard to find a window contractor that is good at both, they tend to favor one or the other. You might talk to the manufacturer and see if they can recommend someone, a lot of companies like Pella have certification programs that will give accreditation for installers of their products. These guys usually know what they're doing.
Anthony - Installer in Pennsylvania - from 2012
Inline Tilt Turns
Inline has a new line of Euro-style Tilt and Turns that are really neat. They're a popular style in Europe but I haven't seen them a lot here. They open in two different directions, which makes it easier to get optimal ventilation. They are also really good as emergency exits. I don't know of anyone but Inline who has something like these here.
Bob - Installer - from 2011
Inline vs Serious & Thermotech
I think Serious makes a good window, and I also like Thermotech and Inline. Serious makes a really good product with suspended film glass, the lighter weight makes the moving parts last a lot longer and you get more light coming through. Serious has been used in a lot of famous buildings, including the Empire State Building, plus they come with a lifetime guarantee. Thermotech is also great, they are more expensive but they have really great service, and I recommend them especially if you don't know anything about what you want or need. Inline is my third choice but still good.
Gerry - Installer - from 2011
Inline Windows Reviews
I'm looking at Inline fiberglass windows, but they look a lot like Serious. What's the difference? I live in Ontario, Canada, and we have long cold winters. We're replacing south facing windows, with no trees blocking the sunlight. I really want the most energy efficient window I can find, we have to heat the home a large part of the year.
Kelly - Homeowner - from 2011
[Contractor Response]
I think you'd be happy with the Inline. They make a good window and stand behind their products. They have a good SHGC glass to maximize passive solar energy, too.
Wayne - Contractor from 2011
[2nd Response]
A lot of people are confused about Inline and Serious windows. The Serious windows are made from Inlines, they basically put on suspended film and call it a new window. Inline is just as good, has more styles to choose from, and cost less. Get a true triple pane if you're looking for energy savings and skip the gimmicks.
Michael - Industry Insider - from 2011
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