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Wallside Windows Prices

Wallside windows prices are in the low to mid range of vinyl window costs. Wallside is a regional manufacturer that services mainly Michigan and Ohio.The company manufactures their own windows and sell them direct to the consumer, which they use as a selling point for why they are so inexpensive. From what we can find, the company makes a no frills vinyl window and offers middle of the road installation at an affordable price. (See our recommendations for the best vinyl windows on the market.) They seem to generally get good reviews for their sales and installation methods and practices. Read all of our Wallside windows reviews here.

Dane - Site Editor - Updated In October, 2023

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Wallside Windows Cost vs Window World

I'm down to three options: the Polaris Thermalweld, Wallside, and Window World on their 4000 series. Love to hear your thoughts!

This is for 16 double hung windows and sliders.

WW 4000: $12,145 Window World Prices

Wallside $14,797

Polaris: $1050 (windows only)

Karen - Homeowner - from 2023

[Editor Reply]

Karen, I like the ThermalWeld series in this three way battle. Of course, I don't know what the labor costs to install the windows will be on those, but assuming $200 each in the install, that puts you at $13,700, which is right in the middle there. I'd say that's the best value of the bunch. Polaris Windows Prices

Dane - Site Editor - from 2020

Wallside Window Costs vs. Vinylmax

We are replacing 17 windows and have three bids.

Wallside: $8500
Vinylmax Franklin Series: $11,900
Pella 250 Window: $15,800

Love to hear wht you think, thanks for your help.

Chris - Homeowner - from 2020

[Website Editor Answers]

Chris, Wallside is decent and probably the best value of the three options you have here. My second choice would be the Vinylmax Franklin.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2020


Wallside Windows Prices

We decided to go with Wallside. A few people I work with said they have been happy with windows from them. None who have had them installed are all that old, so longevity wise hopefully we get a good number of years out of them.

I called Wallside and they came the next day to give us a quote. $6,000 for 8 windows and a patio door. No pressure sales tactics which I was kinda preparing for. He did show us a sample window, only salesman out of the 3 who did. The only thing I would say they try to trip you up with is quoting a cash or financing price. To finance they say it is 0% for 5 years but the price jumps to $7,200. Also the salesman did do the whole $14,000 but we have half off every window deal going right now. All in all 1 hour to write everything up wasn't bad. I'm not sure if he came in that low to beat the other bids I had or not but he came in $300 lower than the Amcraft window quote. We have a May 10th install date so hopefully the process goes smoothly.

Thanks again. I will be referring people to this site who are looking into windows. Tons of good info.

Eric - Homeowner - from 2017


Wallside Window Costs vs Simonton

I got quotes from 3 companies to replace a Bay window, kitchen slider, a smaller bathroom slider and a doorwall. Quotes were $6100 from wallside windows (wood bay), $8200 home depot Simonton 6100 series (wood bay) and $4800 lowe's pella 250 series sliders, vinyl bay and thermastar doorwall.

How do the different brands compare, and the first two quotes didn't even tell me vinyl bay was an option. A lot of money, and want to make a good decision. I've seen good and bad reviews for all so hard to base off of that.

Windows being replaced are older, broken seals with a lot of moisture. Doorwall and wood bay are extremely drafty and cold in mi winters. Wood on bay is starting to fall apart.

Basically looking for a decent upgrade without refinancing the house or going overboard. Anything new should be better then what I currently have.

Ryan - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Response]

Ryan, you certainly have 3 very different price bids for your project. I would throw out the Pella bid at the beginning. While the Pella 250 vinyl window is not a bad window, the ThermaStar one of the worst series out there.

I like the Simonton 6100 bay window, but I don't think it's worth $2000 more than the Wallside.

Wallside gets pretty good reviews, although I have to admit I don't know much about the quality of their bay windows.... but I'm sure they purchase their bay boxes like most manufacturers and simply insert their windows.

So, basically if you feel comfortable with Wallside and think their installation team will do a good job, this is the bid I'd go with.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016







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