Sprouse Windows Reviews 2026
Sprouse Windows and Doors is a small manufacturer that makes a small number of good quality mid range vinyl windows and patio doors. The company is based in New Martinsville, West Virginia and has been in business since the late 1980s. The company began selling aluminum products, but shifted toward vinyl windows and doors. Until 2022, the company was a family owned business with a manufacturing facility in West Virginia. In November of 2022, a private equity firm named Santiago Investment Group became the majority owner of Sprouse Windows and Doors.
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Our Verdict: There is VERY little information out there on Sprouse Windows and Doors. However, the list of features and components on their downloadable brochure is impressive and the company uses a true sloped sill, which is a fantastic feature. And while the company offers very few window and patio door options, I would say that the company is worth a bid from a local dealer.
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Homeowner Sprouse Windows Reviews
Below you will find homeowner reviews of Sprouse Windows and Doors. We would love to hear from you on your experience with this company so please shoot us an email if you have any contributing information.
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Sprouse Windows vs Wincore 7700
This homeowner from West Virginia compared the Sprouse Ultra Series against the Wincore 7700 replacement window after receiving similar quotes from two local window companies.
| Window Series | Quoted Pricing | Editor Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Sprouse Ultra Series | Comparable to Wincore 7700 quote | Less known regional brand with more limited long-term track record |
| Wincore 7700 Series | Comparable to Sprouse Ultra quote | Better known vinyl replacement window with stronger overall market presence |
"We’ve recently moved into a cottage style home just outside of Charlestown, West Virginia. We reached out to local companies and one sells Sprouse (Ultra series double hung) and the other sells Wincore 7700 replacement double hungs. The cost is roughly the same and the two companies have pretty equal reviews (both good, 4.5). My question is this; would one of these windows be better than the other?"
Charlene, Homeowner
Editor's Advice:
Charlene, I’m not sure I know enough about Sprouse to give you a definitive answer on how they compare to Wincore. However, Wincore is the much more established and recognizable brand in the replacement window market and they do manufacture quality vinyl windows.
For that reason alone, I would probably lean toward Wincore over Sprouse. There is simply less long-term risk involved with the larger and more established company. Bigger manufacturers generally offer better warranty support, broader dealer networks, and better odds that the company will still be around 15 to 20 years from now should you ever need replacement parts or warranty service.
Dane — Website Editor
Sprouse Windows vs MI 4000 Series Cost Comparison
This homeowner compared a Sprouse Windows quote against an MI 4000 Series quote for a rental property where the expected ownership timeline was only 4 to 6 more years.
| Window Series | Total Quote Installed | Average Installed Cost | Editor Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprouse Windows | $4,200 | Approximately $700 per window | May be acceptable if the installer is trusted, but brand information is limited |
| MI 4000 Series | $4,300 | Approximately $717 per window | Likely the safer option for a short-term rental property hold |
"Hi Dane, I have a rental property and need to purchase 6 windows asap. I will probably sell the property in the next 4-6 years. I have a local handyman who has done work for me in the past and he is recommending Sprouse. I don’t know the series or if they even have a series. His price is around $4,200 all in. He’s a sharp guy and does nice work. I also have a quote from our local MI dealer on the 4000 series. The MI window price quote was around $4,300 a year ago. I’m waiting on a revised window quote from the dealer. I’m a little concerned about warranties, guarantees, etc. I’m open to hearing your thoughts. Thank you for your time and consideration."
Jan, Homeowner
Editor's Advice:
Jan, I’ve never heard of Sprouse Windows And Doors. I looked them up and they don’t seem to get all that good of reviews. I think I’d go with the MI 4000 series — if you’re moving in 4 to 6 years, you should be just fine with MI windows over that period of time. I wouldn’t worry too much about the warranty with that timeline — as long as they go in well and there aren’t any ordering or installation issues (which would crop up very quickly), then you should be just fine for the next 10 years.
It sounds like you’ve got a good installer, and he has obviously worked with that window brand before — that’s probably the direction I would go. Normally, I don’t recommend the MI brand, but in your case I think it’s the direction I would opt for.
Dane — Website Editor
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About The Author
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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