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Explore Window Mart reviews from consumers and our industry experts on their vinyl window quality and installation.

Company Information: Window Mart is located in Arkansas and look to be a regional window and door supplier. Their 7200 double hung with their better low-e glass has decent numbers; .28 U-factor, .19 SHGC and .44 visible transmittance, and .10 air infiltration. This isn't the best AI, but it's not that bad either. The company looks to sell Vista windows for their sliders because they don't make sliders themselves.

Window Mart Warranty: In terms of the Window Mart warranty, it looks like they offer a Limited Lifetime on all the vinyl parts, hardware and components. They also offer a 3 year glass breakage provision, which is quite a nice provision.

Bottom Line: I don't know all much about Window Mart, so the information I'm providing is admittedly surface information. The company name immediately brings up a red flag for me. Window Mart sounds like you are buying a cheap product at a cheap price, mainly because the name sounds so darn similar to another company with "Mart" in their name (hopefully this is pretty obvious what I'm referring to). The company however seems to put together a reasonably well made window, at least in their mid range and higher end products.

Window Mart gets a 4.1 out of 5 stars based on 9 Window Mart reviews below.

Dane - Site Editor - Page Last Updated: March 9, 2024


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Window Mart Complaints

Hi, I was just on your website reading the reviews for this supplier. I purchased six windows three years ago from a dealer here in TX. When we had the cold spell a few months ago, these windows did terribly. They let in significant amounts of cold air! (I had to stuff socks in the sides to try and keep some of the air from coming in.)

I would not recommend these windows at all! I had an installer in the area tell me recently that these are basically builder grade and he primarily sells them to rental homes or trailer homes. I paid $4200 for six and he said that was the higher end of the price range.

Rachel - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Rachel, I will post your review and sorry to hear your issues, that sounds like a VERY frustrating experience. I can make some recommendations for quality windows in Texas if you are interested.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021


Vinyl Window Quotes in Dallas Fort Worth Area

Hi guys. I ‘m on a mission to replace my windows. I have received a handful of quotes. My current windows are Pella wood with exterior aluminum clad and are mostly casement windows. I would love to get your opinion on my quotes. I know you don’t have much background with Window Mart, but they are a player in my market and seem to have a respectable vinyl window. The quotes I have received so far cover transitioning to all picture windows (non-functioning) with the exception of needing to put at least one casement in each of my two front windows for egress. New window layout will be 24 picture windows and 2 casement windows. Here are the quotes I’m considering.

Anderson 100 Series (Bronze) installed by Home Depot - $26,500

Berkshire Elite (Bronze or Black color) installed by MFG sold by Windows Universe - $16,700

Window Mart (Bronze) with safety glass installed by Renew Home Exteriors - $19,500

All windows models meet South Central minimum specs, all are double pane, with LowE. The Window Mart window is double pane laminate safety glass (4 panes of glass). All quotes include installation. My location is in Corsicana, TX about 50 miles south of Dallas, TX. I am purposely avoiding Window World, Champion, and Renew by Anderson for either sales tactics or cost.

Appreciate your insight!

Chris - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Chris, the Andersen 100 bid is just too high. The Berkshire Elite bid is about what I'd expect. So too with the Window Mart bid. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of either one of these windows, although the higher end Window Mart options look decent. I think there are better quality products at comparable prices. In the DFW area, here are my recommendations:

Don Young 8200 Aluminum Series

Sunrise "Classic or Standard" Series

NT Presidential Series (or the Executive)

Anlin Del Mar or Catalina

Milgard Hermosa

I hope this doesn't make things even more confusing....

Tim - Site Editor - from 2021


Window Mart 7100 Window

Dane, I have quotes on both the NT Presidential series and the Window Mart 7100. Both are double pane with a low-e glass. The NT Presidential was $3500 more than the Window Mart.

Mike - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

Mike, I don't really know enough about Window Mart to make an intelligible comment on them. NT has a good reputation and the Presidential is a good series. This would be my pick, even with the extra cost. If I could find enough good info on Window Mart though, it might change my mind.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2019


Window Mart Owner's Comments

Noticed your site when I was doing some poking around on the web. Saw the review for Window Mart and just wanted to say thanks for the kind reviews but I also wanted to let you know a few things from the horse's mouth so to speak.

First off we do build our own sliders and do not purchase them from Vista. We have been building them for as long as we have been in business which is 20 years this year.

We have typically been a regional manufacturer that serves some of the southern states. As you will find over the last several years we have expanded our footprint.

I think if you search around you will find we have a fantastic reputation with our customers. We pride ourselves on that. I also think that we build one of the best windows on the market. If you look at our product compared to what is out there you will find we use only the best components in our windows. From the vinyl ,glass and spacer system to or balance systems all are as good or better than what you will find at your so called high end guys.

We like to think we put our money were or product is. What does this mean. You won't see us with a bunch of high gloss pamphlets trying to sell you a window that really doesn't do what we say. We take all that money and put it into our product. And our customers love us for it. What that means is they get the benefit of one of the best windows on the market for a better value than the other guys.

Another quick note about Window Mart is that we are Made in the USA certified. As you can see below in my signature. As a veteran and a son of a veteran this is something that is very important to me and a lot of people in this country. You don't have to look very far to see someone we all know who has been effected by loss jobs in America. We pride ourselves on making sure that not just the vinyl but most if not all components and the end source material is made right here in the USA. Some guys will put a flag on a product and claim made in America but can't do the supply chain audit that is required by the certification company.

Robert Tankersley - Owner


Window Mart 7200 Windows

Tim, I am now considering double hung windows by Window Mart 7200 series versus the NT Presidential. This is new construction with vinyl siding. NT doesn't have an integral nailing fin nor J molding. Would that mean a more difficult installation, more caulking and require a more experienced installer? Also the NT runs about $1200 more. Thanks.

Duane - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

Duane, from a window perspective, my money is still on the NT Presidential. I would ask about how they install without the nailing fin, probably screw holes through the frame but with proper caulking it shouldn’t be an issue. It’s also easier to replace them down the road, but I’d still rather have the nailing fin. NT Windows Reviews

For my money, the Presidential is worth the extra $1200 cost.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2019


Window Mart Window Prices

I have a bid from a guy who works for Crown Window, and he recommended "Window Mart" for double hung windows, and said they'd be about $400 each installed, which sounds a little low. Not that I don't like a bargain, but I don't want to short-sheet ourselves on quality either. He also recommended a company called Vista for our 3 slider style windows.

Are these windows that you're familiar with, and if so are they any good? "Window Mart" doesn't sound very promising to me, but I don't know a lot about windows, so they could be fine. Thanks again.

Hans - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Response]

So, I don't know much about Window Mart. I took a look at their numbers on the nfrc.org website and the performance looks decent. They have 4 different double hung windows so the model you choose is certainly going to affect the quality you're getting. Do you know which of the 4 models you were quoted for the $400? What kind of a warranty do they offer? Can you get a couple of references from past customers (preferably customers who have had their windows in for at least 4 or 5 years to see how well they are holding up?)

I took a look at their website and the specs on the windows look decent as well. This doesn't tell me much about their reputation in the industry though - how well their windows are made, how reliable their batch production, how they sell and distribute their windows, how well the products hold up over time, etc. These are questions that you should know before spending you're hard earned dollars.

I like Vista windows, they are generally a well made vinyl window. Was the choice between Vista and Window Mart, because I'd have to go with the Vista just because its a known company with a decent track record.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016







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