Home : Replacement Window Companies : Nova Exteriors
Nova Exteriors Company Information
Nova Exteriors Cost: $$$/$$$$
(3/4 out of 5)
(Amongst All Window Installers)
Page Sections
- Company Information And Intro
- Nova Exteriors Windows And Doors
- Product And Labor Warranty Information
- Consumer Nova Exteriors Reviews
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
Brands And Options
NOVA Exteriors offers their customers quality products and brands. In terms of windows and doors, the company carries ProVia, which I think is an excellent brand. Additionally, the company used to carry Sunrise windows, but I'm not sure this is any longer the case (it isn't listed on the site and Sunrise is now made by MI Windows & Doors).
Also, in terms of siding, NOVA carries the Alside Ascend, Mastic, and James Hardie fiber cement siding. Finally, in terms of roofing, NOVA carries CertainTeed products, which are quality options as far as I am concerned. Scroll down to read all of our Nova Exteriors Reviews.
NOVA Exteriors Warranty
On their windows and doors, Nova offers the labor warranty that lasts for a lifetime for the original buyer. However, it is non transferrable to a subsequent owner. The manufacturing portion of the warranty comes from the manufacturer itself. The company offers the same basic warranty on their siding projects. That is, lifetime on the labor for the original owner and non transferrable.
Nova Exteriors Reviews
Below are Nova Exteriors consumer reviews, homeowner pricing, questions and answers, customer accolades and/or complaints, kudos, and much more. If you have a question for me, please send it over via the email link toward the top of this page.
Dane - Site Editor
Fortis Vytex
Dane, I am hoping you can send me a list of highly recommended vinyl windows for a project to enclose my side porch. Thank you for your time, I forgot to tell you that the house is in Baltimore, Maryland. I also wonder how you rate the Fortis Vytex brand. Also, do you know or have you heard of Nova Exteriors? I believe they carry ProVa (sp?) windows and doors - how would you rate these. Thank you for your time in advance.
Eugenie - Homeowner - from 2025
Editor Reply
Eugenie, I would rate the Vytex Fortis series an 7.8 out of 10 compared with other vinyl windows. Quite a nice unit with good performance data to back it up. Yes, I have heard of Nova Exteriors and while I don't know a ton about them, from everything I know they run a very good shop. And they do carry ProVia windows and doors. Their top of the line series, the Endure, I would rate an 9.1 out of 10 compared with other vinyl windows. So very good. Also, I am happy to send you my list and let's touch base once you collect your 4 project quotes!
Dane - Site Editor - from 2025
Nova Windows Reviews
Hi Dane, thought I'd check back in with you as I received a few more quotes. Looks like I'll be paying minimum of $4,500 for replacement of 10 windows. This is for a rental condo that I have in Arlington, VA. Just looking for something that'll be serviceable and that will last, nothing fancy, and that's economical. My current choices include:
Kensington Kingston at $450/window by Nova Installations -- company seems to have very mixed reviews though they were recommended by my realtor who'd personally used them.
Alside Fusion at $370/window by Thermal Specialities & Installation Co. -- they have 90+ ratings on Angies list, which seem very good.
Sunrise Essentials at $550/window by Nova Exteriors--very good Angies list ratings.
Simonton 5050 (or was it 5500) for $400/window Riba Construction LLC, BUT the company offering this deal has only 4 reviews online that I can find (all good, but that's very few reviews)
Given the above--what would be your top three choices, in order of priority? Again--thanks SO much for your advice.
Hugh - Homeowner - from 2019
[Site Editor's Answer]
Hugh, let's see, you've got a weird mix of bids. I like the Kensington Kingston at that price, but the installer sounds sketchy. I don't like the Alside Fusion, but love the installer reviews. Maybe you can see if they would sell you a better window. The Alside Fusion should be their "drop down" window, but who knows.
The Sunrise Essentials is an okay window -- anything else from Sunrise is quite good. $550 for the Sunrise entry level window strikes me as high. If you could get their Sunrise Standard or Classic for $650 I'd say that's worth it (or at any price lower). Sounds like they are good installers.
The Simonton 5050 is just okay, but the Simonton 5500 is a nice window. If you could get the Simonton 5500 for $500, that would be a good price. Installer sounds sketchy as well. The search continues, I guess.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2019
[Hugh's Reply]
Well, the strange mix is partly due to trying to find inexpensive but decent quality vinyl windows and a contractor who doesn't charge an arm an a leg. In looking further, the Kingston installer had 131 reviews on Angie, of which 115 were A's. The remainder probably pulled down the overall as there were 6 F's in there. Looks like they sub out their work so I'll try to ensure they use a contractor that has been reviewed.
Thanks again, Dane! Enjoy the weekend. I really appreciate your Nova Windows reviews page.
Hugh - Homeowner - from 2019
Related Topics: NT Windows Reviews
Paradigm Windows Reviews