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Walsh Tundra Windows And Doors Intro
Walsh Tundra Windows And Doors is a Duluth, Minnesota based manufacturer that has been in the window and patio door space for over 70 years. The company is definitely a regional manufacturer, as opposed to say Andersen Windows And Doors (coincidentally headquartered in Minnesota as well) that has a presence across the United States. Generally, the company receives decent consumer reviews from many of the top online review sites. Scroll down to read all of our Walsh windows reviews.
Overall Rating: Walsh Tundra Windows And Doors gets a out of 5 stars based on 6 Walsh Windows reviews below.
My Take On This Company: While not the strongest manufacturer in the state of Minnesota, I still think a bid on the Walsh Tundra 6000 series (their premium series) window or patio door is probably worth a price quote.
(Always Get 3 to 4 Local Price Quotes - And My Personal Advice)
Dane - Site Editor - Original Publish Date - April 16, 2016
Page Last Updated: February 24, 2026
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Walsh Windows Cost: $$/$$$
(2/3 out of 5)
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- Company Information And Intro
- Walsh Windows And Patio Doors
- Company Warranty Information
- Consumer Walsh Windows Reviews
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What The Company Manufactures
The company offers three window series, which include the 4000 series (base model), 5000 series (upgraded series), and 6000 series (premium model). The 4000 series is available in two style options as either a single hung or single slider. The 5000 series is available in four style options, which includes a double hung, double slider, three lite slider, and a picture window.
Finally, the company offers the 6000 series, which is available as a double hung, double slider, casement, awning, hopper, bay and bow windows, as well as a patio door. This is going to be my preferred option to go with.
Walsh Windows Warranty
What is the Walsh Tundra Windows And Doors warranty terms and timeline? Here are the basic outlines, which are based on the installation date.
Vinyl Mainframe: 20 years
Glass Failure: 20 years
Glass Stress Crack: 1 year
Hardware: 20 years
Internal Blinds: 5 years
Walsh Windows Reviews
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Dane - Site Editor
Window Prices in Wisconsin
Hi Dane, I ran across your site information and found it very interesting and felt it might be helpful to me. Do you only deal with California window manufacturers or dealers and installers or customers?
I live near Milwaukee, WI in a 26 year old house. It's time for window replacements, but I don't know which window manufacturer is good, better, best or which window installer to trust. I've gotten a few ood middle of the road price estimates, ranging from $64,000 Anderen to 26,000 Universal Windows Direct and Walsh.
I'm not looking to install the best or most expensive windows, but I am looking for a good product with fair pricing. Can you recommend a descent window and installer not necessarily a well known brand?
Johnnie - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Johnnie, there are some very good options for you in Wisconsin. Okna and Marvin will be available in your area for sure. Marvin windows makes a very good fiberglass unit, which will run 1/3 more than vinyl, but worth a look just to know their pricing etc.
Other brands/models to consider include Sunrise, Soft-Lite, Polaris and Kensington. Some of these brands will have dealers in your area. Do a quick google search and see if any local companies come up who carry the brand.
Good luck!
Dane - Website Editor - from 2020
Walsh Windows vs Lindsay Windows
Dane, thank you for all of your help. Here are the final results from which I will need to make a decision. I was able to get 3 more quotes and some information on the Walsh Windows. The brand I was quoted on has a U-factor of 0.20, SHGC or 0.24, VT of 0.39, condensation Resistance of 74 and Air Leakage of <=0.3 - from the NFRC Website. Again this cost was quoted at about $13,500.
The first quote is for Soft-Lite. Again, the quotes seem outrageous. For the top of the line window I received a quote of $28,000. That is 15 Double Hung and 2 Picture Windows.
The only way to get Okna windows in Wisconsin is to go through AHT. I talked with the Okna sales department and apparently AHT has exclusive territory to sell the Okna brand in Wisconsin. They only sell the Okna 800 series composite windows and the quote was $32,300.
My final quote was for the Lindsay company Lexington brand window. Triple pane windows, (except the largest picture window double pane), triple glazed LoE 366, Argon filled and either the Air Leakage or U-factor of 0.17. The quoted price is $17,200. Lindsay does have a "NFRC Certified" sticker for their windows but I am not able to find them on the NFRC Website.
I actually signed a contract for these windows last night, May 30, 2017. I have 3 business days to cancel the project, which is Friday June 2, 2017, and I am hoping to hear back from you. If the Walsh 6000 series window with metal spacers is very comparable to the Lindsay Lexington window with non-metallic spacers I would go with the Walsh. If the Lexington is way better than the Walsh, I will stay with the Lexington.
Jennie - Homeowner - from 2017
[Site Editor's Answer]
If the choice is between Lindsay windows and Walsh, I would go with the Walsh. I have heard a bit more about them then Lindsay. The Walsh Tundra seems to be a good window, but again, I don't know a ton about either one.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2017
Walsh Windows vs Alliance
I’m planning to replace several windows in my home and would appreciate your thoughts on Walsh Tundra 6600 vinyl windows versus Alliance Hawthorne windows.
The project includes two awning windows, two double casement windows, one single casement,and a 63-inch circular top window with two awnings that are factory-mulled together. Are these quality products, and are the manufacturers reliable when it comes to honoring their warranties? If not, are there other competing window brands you would suggest? Thank you in advance for all of your help.
Dan - Homeowner - from 2015
[Site Editor's Response]
Dan, between Walsh Windows vs Alliance, I would go with the Alliance myself. The company has a stronger presence and a better brand reputation overall.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2015
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