Andersen Windows Reviews

I purchased my home, which is an older home built in 1929, last May, and I had attic windows that had been boarded up with plywood. There were no existing windows there, only openings, so it was on my priority list to have some windows installed. I went to a small home show and got some names of window replacement people. One of them was Renewal by Andersen, and there was another company that came out, but they were a no go.

Somebody mentioned Andersen Windows to me and my experience with their services was quite good overall.

Andersen Windows offered the window I wanted, a bay window with five parts, and the service was good. The customer service was also good, and I'm happy with the product.

Andersen Windows was a recommendation from a cousin who was with them previously and I was very happy with the way everything went. Their team was in and out, cleaned up everything and did an excellent job. There is some difference in one room that used to get very warm from the sun’s rays and bake your skin off. It seems like it's a lot cooler in there. So, they're very well doing their job.

I have had nothing but trouble with Andersen windows. The double hungs leak air, snow & rain. Three of mine, to date, have buckled exterior sills allowing water to seep in! I’m slowly trashing these & replacing with Weathergard. Andersen used to be high quality, but no longer.

Problem after problem, I don’t think they have a quality control department. The grills on casement window making noise and move inside windows. Handle falling off another. Another window comes out of track, when you try and tilt in. Another one makes noise when opening and closing. Have done at least 5 video chats. Manager was supposed to call back it 1-2 days after I talked to him. Here it is 4 weeks later still no call back. Very poor quality control and customer support.

We thought we were getting a better product than the big box stores but that is not true. Very disappointed in Andersen and will not be purchasing again. Just save your money and go to Lowe's or Home Depot.

We just had seven Andersen windows installed. We already had them so we stayed with the same brand. They were supposed to have been done a year ago, but whoever made them messed up. They weren't right so they were sent back. It took quite a long time for it to get done. As for the install, the date kept changing but it went okay. The quality of the window is fine.

We were doing a remodel. I knew windows had to be part of it. I was suggesting a different brand. The builder said,, "I wouldn't recommend that brand. I'd go with Andersen. That's what we normally install.” He gave us some reasons why we should select these Andersen Windows.

ANDERSEN is overwhelming the media with their propaganda - WE COULDN'T WAIT TO GET RID of 2 ANDERSEN WINDOWS, replaced with PARADIGM that were actually cheaper. Don't let the propaganda prevent you from researching! WE would never buy ANDERSEN ever again & they fail to honor their warranty! ANDERSEN found lots of excuses to avoid replacing their FAILED WINDOWS in a friend's house. Is that a company you want to do business with?

I have an Andersen storm door. The latch frame failed after a year and a half. The warranty for the frame is 1 year. Andersen apparently knows it sells an inferior product and protects its profits by limiting the warranty. There is a name for this business model. It is called money ** (I imagine you can fill in the x's). Avoid this vendor!!!! I have to pay for a new latch frame - cost $53.16.

We had Andersen Windows before and it was time for an upgrade. I thought that if the windows lasted 40 years, then the next ones will probably be similar. So we went and bought new Andersen windows. We bought a variety of different ones. The time frame was long but it worked out because the project was very long. This was about four months. The quality was very good. We had one issue. There was one sliding door that was not perfectly aligned. Because we did it with an authorized contractor, Andersen owned up to it and they reordered the door. It was very expensive, over $10,000. They replaced it at no cost in a timely manner. I'm happy with my choice.

I purchased some Andersen Windows and someone else installed them. At the moment, it looks good, the material, and everything is good.

Andersen Windows sent me to Avana because they use Avana at the location I'm in. The lady that came from Avana to show me the Andersen Windows was very good and nice . She explained everything well.

I had Andersen years ago in my house in Queens so I called them this time. The window looks good and the qualty is very good.

When we first took a look at the sliding door, it was probably around the February time frame. We ordered the door and gave them a down payment. It took a couple months before we finally got it. But the contractor was busy too. They finally got the door and they came out and did the install.

Our current windows in the house are Andersen windows. We ordered a window from the 100 series as a replacement. It took two months. The quality so far is good.

I had an Andersen door put in by a company and everything went well. They did it all in one day. We're very happy with it.

We had Andersen windows in our last home, and we had those installed in 2020 in our last home, then we moved into this home in 2023. So, when we were looking to replace the windows in this home, we reached out to Andersen to find an Andersen authorized contractor.

We already had Andersen windows, so we got them again. They're perfect. Service was prompt. They did everything they were supposed to do. They did a great job.

In my opinion you can not go wrong with by using Andersen. The process is flawless. Everyone I worked with was professional and courteous. My windows are beautiful!! I can't wait for fall to get here so I can open them up.

Love the option of the dual slider window. BUT, if you are concerned with security when windows are open to get that cool breeze in the night, the left outside window CAN NOT be secured with a window lock while it is opened. I purchased locks with an allen wrench set screw but the wide track is not compatible, pops right off when window slams against it.

We built our home in 2016. And the windows in it just failed, so we replaced all the windows in it. We went with Andersen and so far, I’m very satisfied.

I purchased two sliding doors, two French doors, and two casement windows from Andersen. The whole process took eight weeks. The installation went smoothly too. So far, I’m very happy with the quality of the products. They are very well-made, very solid. They also seem to really muffle the outside noise which is important to me.

I've had Andersen Windows in my home for many years and they're great quality. I replaced one living room window as part of a larger home renovation, and the contractor used Andersen again and installation went very smoothly. I was very satisfied with the installer and the product.

We've had Andersen's doors before and the quality was great. We really liked them, which is why we put them in this house. The install went flawlessly, and the guy went above and beyond. The doors that he put in are great as well. Everything was excellent. I would definitely recommend Andersen Windows.

We had a terrible experience with Andersen Windows. We had 3 windows to replace and a VERY expensive price. On the first install only one window was correct, the other 2 were wrong. On the second install the window was wrong again. Third time they only brought one window and the fourth was the final window. However on the last window it was not my other windows which I was assured it would look just like the rest of the windows on my house. What makes it worse is this window is in the front of my house. I call and sent pictures numerous times and they keep saying it’s not my department and now no one is acknowledging this problem. I gave them a one star because their installers were very good.

I was happy with the person who installed my window. The only thing I'm a little disappointed with is that I can't put a blind inside the frame versus outside the frame. Other than that, it's fine.

I needed a balcony door. I specifically was looking for an Andersen door. So I went to the Andersen website and found an Andersen installer. I can't say enough wonderful things about the installer. They were wonderful. It's also a beautiful door. Unfortunately, I had ordered a screen to go with it, and the screen that they sent really did not work. So we didn't install the screen. Andersen should have told us that the screen wouldn't really work. It was a retractable screen. But it's fine.

We put in Andersen Windows a few years ago. But we did not do our back door because we had just replaced it with a different brand. And we have a really big dog. And he was swinging himself against it and broke it. We had French doors and we had to take out the French doors and we put in sliding, because the dog was breaking them. I love it. I also love the fact that it has the little toe lock that you just hit with your foot. I like that it's also made specifically for remodeling.

I liked that they gave me discounts and the vendor that they called, happened to live right down the street from me. It was very convenient. Plus, when you know somebody, that's half the battle. You know they're gonna show up and you know they can't leave you hanging. The windows are great and beautiful. However, I asked the installers, “How come these windows don't pull in so you can wash them on both sides like the other ones did? I liked that.” They said the latch is different But now I like them. They're working well.

We got Andersen windows. The first one was about 11 windows and I did seven in the last year. Everything went okay with the installation of our Andersen windows. However, it's a bit expensive for what it is. But I like the heat insulation that the windows provide.

The Andersen product, so far, is good. I wasn't too happy with the price, though. I was told by the person that put it in that they submitted my warranty. But then I got an email asking for additional information for my warranty. Now I’m assume all my information is in and my windows are warrantied.

I wanted black windows and my husband drove around to several places asking for black vinyl windows and nowhere had any. We can only get white. But he found the place that said they had black windows, showed him one, and we got those and had them installed. But they turned out to be white windows painted black. Issues soon arose as spots appeared, which weren't stickers as initially thought, exposing the paint. The company refused to reimburse us for the windows since they misrepresented them as black vinyl. Then, we were just looking around and finally ended up on Home Depot and that's where they showed us the black windows and we love them.

We had our old Andersen windows replaced. I like the new windows installed. Their customer service has been good as well. If I had any questions, they answered them.

I was fine with the quality of Andersen Windows. They're behind plantation shutters, so I haven't utilized them other than them just being there.

I did my replacement this year with Andersen Windows and I liked it. I purchased seven triple glass windows. They were insulated from noise, heat, and cold. The installation experience was okay. The installer just had to wait a couple of weeks before they arrived, but he replaced them in three days.

Andersen Windows had two doors installed. They're good except they're very stiff and hard to pull open. I've asked them to come back and adjust them.

I told Andersen Windows we needed a window replaced. The contractor came out and saw that the previous window didn't open. We said we needed a window that went up and down and the contractor showed us their window options. We're happy with the window we chose and we will also go through them to get a new front door in the future.

I went with Andersen Windows because they are well known as being one of the very best. We had to replace our windows because we are on the top of a hill, and wind had battered them. So, one part had rotted in the middle of one of the windows. They are wood on the inside and metal on the outside, and they had to match our siding. So, that’s why I picked them. They looked good with what we already had.

We got three different windows from Andersen. They were a big picture window, a bay window, and a double-sided pane window. We ordered them in January, but the install was done in May. After installation, we can tell the windows are beautiful. Hopefully, they're going to save us money on our heating bill.

I had to replace the window that was damaged, and the company that I hired worked primarily with Andersen and they always say good things about them. Even the sales people say they are very easy to work with. I got from them a casement window, and the installation in January went without a hitch. The quality is great, and I’m hoping that it lasts as long as we are in this house.

I had a wonderful experience with Andersen Windows. I love the man who made the presentation. We purchased the windows, the install came perfect, and I’m very happy.

I liked the style of the window that Andersen had for my big window and the price was reasonable, so I chose it. I had to wait six weeks because the weather got in the way, but it wasn’t a problem. Sun Home Improvement was the company that installed it, and it was perfect. The guy in charge had been doing it for many years. He answered all my questions, if I had seen something I didn't like or didn't understand, he explained it to me. I've had no problems since it went in. I have Marvin in other parts of the house and between their window and the window got from Andersen, I would recommend this particular line that Andersen has. I love it.

I was replacing windows, and the existing windows were Andersen's. After getting quotes from Andersen and Pella, Andersen was less money than Pella, and it was the better product, so I got what I paid for and I’m comfortable with that. The presentation was excellent. He knew the product, did preliminary measurements, showed me what I was gonna get, and that's what I got. The installers were quick to get the old windows out and install the new ones. Everything went well until they pulled out the aluminum trim that goes around the edge and found out that we didn't have the correct color. So, there was a three-week delay in finishing the project, but I had new windows in the meantime, and they came back to straighten it out. I did have a little issue with some caulking the installers did, but it has nothing to do with Andersen and we’re still working on that. Other than that, it was fairly painless. We were working through the weather, but it was a pleasant experience.

We had Neathawk before, but they have always been Andersen Windows. Do It All did the ordering to replace the Andersen Windows that we had previously, and they also did the installation. The new windows are doing fine and all of them have been good. We have been pleased.

We bought a house with custom-designed Andersen windows. They're Palladian windows with the round tops. After 20 years, the window seals had gone because of age. With that, we had condensation between the panes. I decided to replace them with an exact match, the same Andersen windows.

We love the doors that we got from Andersen. The sales visit was very good. Andersen had to build the doors, and that took around two or three months. We used to have little old doors and panes. There weren’t any windows in our bedroom, so we had the screen door that lets air in. Now we can see our big beautiful pond. I’d definitely recommend them because we are very satisfied.

I see Andersen on TV all the time, with that person who sells and installs them. We had a window that cracked, and we had some other windows placed before we did Andersen Windows. There have been no problems with them and no leaks. It reduced the heat a lot, and it is a lot more visible through that glass than the previous glass we had.

I got a trainee, who hopefully was fired after making my windows. Sashes warped; chunks missing; frames 1/2” off, etc. Warranty requires you pay for labor; new sash cracked; horrible experience. These were from a local authorized lumber company. They’d never seen anything so bad. And after half a dozen calls/case numbers, it’s still impossible for them to find records of what’s been done before. Check out their ‘tech’s before you agree to have them come out. I should’ve gone with Crestline like I had on the house I built 25 years ago. Much better quality.

I wanted to get the best sliding glass door, Salesman measured wrong, 2 1/2 monthes to get it and it didn't fit. Had to be remade and finally got the door in but not the hardware. Got the hardware the next day. This was not an easy process or experience and I will not use them again.. Over 13,000 dollars for this sliding glass door and this was the least expensive. 4 month process.

Warning: Do Not Purchase Andersen Doors. The doors we received were significantly different from what was advertised on Andersen’s website. When placing the order, the sill appeared to be a very dark gray—almost black—matching the black door. However, what we actually received was a much lighter, cheap-looking gray sill that does not match at all. Despite spending over $37,000, Andersen has refused to acknowledge the discrepancy or take responsibility for the issue, they offered no real support regarding the defective components. We’ve attached a photo from their website alongside an image of what we received—please take a look and judge the difference for yourself. It's substantial. Buyer beware.

We purchased a home with Andersen windows and doors last August. I wanted to learn about warranty details because one of the doors leaks when it rains. They quoted me $700 to come out and “tune up” the doors which were installed within the last four years. Of course, a few months later, one of the door handles just completely came off. You would expect that with such a “superior” product, you would also get high-end support. If something breaks, you have to help them identify the piece over the phone. Apparently they don’t just have a service where a technician can come out and assist you. You would think that if companies that provide dining tables are willing to do that, companies that provide products that are imperative to your home’s safety and function could also include such a service.

Had to buy a new construction window as the last one failed from build. Had the new one less than a year and the upper guide arm popped off from the pivot bolt. I cannot fix it. Now I have to pay someone to fix a window that was almost 5k. I went with the more expensive window thinking that would be better made and better quality. These windows last 10-15 years at most the vinyl on the window is cracking and shrinking on almost all of them. These are 12 year old windows.

We we have had nothing with problems with Andersen since we started with them and got a French door for $12,000. This entire experience has been horrible and I Rude the day that we ever got involved in them. My wife decided she wanted to get four windows for the front of our house thinking how bad could they get be? Well they can be pretty bad and they are pretty bad. They don't stay up. One of them leaks water and this is after only 30 days or 60 days tops. I think these people are just bad actors and need to have some type of judicial punishment for their many ills.

This co loves sending me junk emails roughly 10 a day to harass me to buy windows. Do yourself a favor and buy your windows elsewhere.. I delete them, block them, etc but they continue.. These emails come from all different sources.

I like the Windows but the gaskets around the sliding doors and windows gets black mold and you can't clean it. The window hardware has discolored and pitted on some windows. Was told the brass won't turn but it is covered for free replacement. Now I find I will have to pay over $1500.00 to replace this hardware!!

We’ve been buying windows from these guys for 30 years. Only a few have leaked. I have gotten no response from them. It has been over a month. You are on your own if your window leaks. Andersen will not help you or get back to you, horrible company. Lifetime warranty maybe they mean it takes a lifetime for them to get back to you about your issue.

I went to a local company and they chose Andersen Windows. I purchased a few windows and replacement took around three hours. Andersen Windows is a good window. They’re higher than average and they look great.

We didn't work directly with Andersen, our contractor did. But the windows are really good. Our only complaint is the handle for the sliding door is a little cheap and we’re afraid it's gonna break. But we’re happy with the windows.

I got doors from Andersen, they’re good quality and they're just fine. I have no complaints about the doors and the company itself.

I used our own contractor, they found Andersen Windows, and we got a good deal on them. I had to file a claim ‘cause we gotta replace the top glass in the door, but other than that, it’s good.

We replaced all the windows in our house, including the sliding glass doors and patio doors through Andersen Windows. We spent several hundred thousand dollars on them.

I had double pane windows installed by Andersen for the bedrooms upstairs. They’re supposed to be good and I could afford them. They’re fine as far as I know.

We purchased casement windows and two fixed windows. They were more expensive than another quote we received that wasn’t Andersen Windows, but I was okay with that. I love them, though I haven’t had much chance to open them yet because it’s been so cold. So far, so good. I really like the windows.

We built our home with Andersen Windows. Two issues: 1. a sliding glass door leaks at the bottom of the glass pane, creating rot and disfunction. Andersen would do NOTHING about it. 2. Many windows' opening cranks do not work any longer...seems to be worn out gears/chains. I would shop elsewhere...this brand is overhyped.

I’ve watched several window companies on TV, and I liked what I saw with Andersen. I looked for a local installer in Shreveport, Louisiana, and that’s what we went with. We had an almost six-foot-square exterior window with a lot of different panes, and I wanted a solid glass window. They checked with Andersen, got it made for us, installed it, and we’re grateful. We really like the way it looks. I got a picture window, about six feet square, it’s large. The window itself cost around $1,500 to have made, and they charged $500 for the installation.

I looked at several bids, and Andersen seemed to offer the best balance of price and value. They weren’t the cheapest, nor the most expensive, but for what I get, it was the perfect choice.

I had Andersen Windows products in the house, and I needed to replace them. They were a prominent feature, and I wanted something as similar to them as possible. They're a pair of French doors and two fixed pane windows in the front of the house, plus some windows above the doors. I had to replace the windows because the external cladding had delaminated and water was leaking through the wooden inner surface of the Series 400 doors. I ended up having a black mold problem that needed to be remediated. I wasn’t really that happy because they deteriorated more quickly than they should have.

Andersen Windows were expensive but they were good.

We built a new home in February 2024 in which the builder installed Andersen 100 series windows. From the first day we moved in, we experienced extreme temperature variations between rooms. With outside temperatures below 25, some rooms were 60 degrees. In summer with outside temperatures over 90, some rooms were 80 degrees. The thermostat remains set at 70 degrees. After thorough investigation with an infrared temperature gun and thermometers, the windows turned out to be the source of the problem. We contacted the builder, and they found no issues with installation and told us they have installed these windows in other houses with no prior complaints.

Andersen Windows was recommended by my contractor for window replacement work. We purchased about eight windows, and they’ve already been installed. The installation took about three to five days, and they did fine. I wasn’t present during the installation, but the windows themselves are of good quality. We like the color black we went with. The only thing I noticed is how they’re fastened together. Sometimes the screw heads show. The screws are painted black, but it’s just a little detail I noticed. Other than that, I like the windows.

We put in three egress windows, one walk-through door, and a double walk-through door. It was around the holidays, so it took a few days. It was fine. They did a good job. They were very particular about their work. I was impressed.

I work for a builder that uses Andersen Windows, and we’ve had pretty good success with them overall. In fact, before we moved to our present location, we had many Andersen products in our previous home. We had about eight double-hung windows on a porch and an eight-foot slider that was in wonderful shape. We even had all the windows in a 200-year-old home replaced with Andersen replacement windows. That was actually our first experience with them.

I've had Andersen windows over the years in other homes, and they're good quality windows. Other than I like the looks, they clean well, they operate good, and they've held up.

I have Andersen Windows in my house and I recently purchased a single fixed pane window from them. It took me a long time to get it but it’s of very good quality. The first order took two months, but they got damaged, and the replacement took another two months. It was four months waiting time for the window.

I live in an association, and it was done through the board of the association. The board doesn't allow other contractors here other than what is approved by the board, and Andersen was selected by the board for uniformity and consistency throughout the whole complex. Once the windows were ordered, it was quick. Within a week or two of the delivery, they were installed. It’s great windows, much better than I had there before.

I purchased the 400 Series bay window. The work was completed in two days. I’m not sure why windows are so expensive, but the Andersen window is a good value for the money. It also adds value to the property, and the benefits outweigh the cost. The warranty could be a little better, but it’s reasonable. Andersen stands behind their products.

We got a slider door from Andersen Windows, and it was excellent. The installers were professionals. It was expensive, but the quality of the door was fine.

I purchased 12 A line windows. They freeze on the inside and leak air. I have one window that freezes on the bottom of the window on the wood sash. They have leaked to the point it’s damaging the finish. I contacted Andersen. They said it’s normal. That means the windows doing its job. Don’t buy their windows.

I’ve always heard about Andersen Windows being very high-quality windows, so I went with them when the time came to replace my windows. The salesman was a really great guy from Preston Windows, and the people with him were also great. The salesman was a large part of how pleasant our experience went.

I only got one Andersen window for a job with 13 windows. Matthews Brothers doesn’t have a slider with a wooden interior, so that’s why I bought an Andersen for the slider. The installation went fine, and it’s a good window.

I've known about Andersen for years. We were looking to replace a patio door and I talked to Renewal by Andersen and a local contractor who's a certified Andersen dealer. He offered several different products, but Andersen seemed like the best fit. One side is fixed on the patio door and the other side opens in a French door configuration, and it’s got a sliding screen on the outside. We liked the looks of it, the price was right, so that's what we went with. It took six, seven weeks to get it. The local installer with the Andersen dealer was very professional. They came and took the old door out, and put the new door in. It took them most of the day to do that, but they did a great job. It looks beautiful. Everything appears to be the highest quality.

We installed Andersen Series 100 Fibrex windows three years ago. 3 of the windows have had extension horizontal cracking in the sashes and the glazing beads have all come off. Andersen sent a rep out and they said it was an installation problem. We went round and round and they finally said they would sent us 3 new windows which did not help because we have stucco and would have to tear apart the whole back of our house. Fast forward we settled on having Renewal by Andersen (a separate company from Andersen) replace our windows at our cost ($11,000)! They did a fantastic job. The guy who torn the windows out found water inside two of the windows. He said the water had come in from the cracks in the sashes and the glazing beads and it wasn't an installation problem but a product failure. Beware of using Andersen Windows.

I purchased seven windows and the installation with Andersen Windows went fine, but I have not gotten all the windows installed yet since there was some confusion and I have not gotten my remaining windows yet. Another thing is, due to the cold weather, the windows have made the house colder. But I would say the overall experience so far has been good.

Andersen Windows has a good reputation. I needed to purchase one large replacement picture window since mine had a crack in it from a hailstorm. It actually took a while because they had to order a special size, but the installation went real well. The quality was good, and the people were both courteous and professional.

Disappointed doesn’t begin to express my feelings about Andersen. Disgusted is more appropriate. My wife and I were both encouraged by a couple contractors (including the one we chose) to go with Andersen 100s for our new home build. I later found out that builders like this series due to their ease of installation. Unfortunately, that doesn’t shake out well for the homeowner.

I'm very pleased with the quality of the Andersen windows. The installers came in, took them less than a day, and we installed it, filled it up, and didn't have any air gaps. Very nice. I'd recommend them.

We got four windows and two custom doors from Andersen. It’s a two-phase thing. The first one was two years ago where I got a 15-week lead time. But this time, it was only a six-week lead time. They’re good windows, but the door lets a lot of air in the bottom which is worse than the doors that were replaced. Other than that, I’m pleased with everything.

I live in California and made all the arrangements to have Andersen install windows for my mom in Wisconsin. From the moment I called, the first person I spoke to was so nice. They connected me with someone in Wisconsin, and everyone was very friendly. I explained that I was trying to do this for my mom, and they worked well with us.

We live in a condo, and there’s a sliding glass door that leads to an attached indoor deck. When the building was built, the baseboard heater was installed underneath the sliding door, so they had to step over to get out onto the deck. We had that removed, which required installing a new sliding glass door that went down to the floor. So I decided to get Andersen Windows.

When we bought our house, it already had Andersen windows. When we decided to add two new windows to the room, we wanted them to match the rest of the house. We had two small slit windows along the living room wall that faces the garden and gets the most sun.

I do a lot of construction work, and it’s usually Andersen or Pella. My experiences with them have been fine. Recently, one of their contractors came out. He was very nice and did a good job. I had a Series 400 window installed, and it went well, no issues. It took about two weeks. That’s really it.

Andersen had the type of window that I wanted – a wood window with aluminum cladding on the outside. They were the brand that our contractor worked with for that type of window, too. They were great. They told us what we could do and had all the pictures and brochures, so we went through those and picked out what we wanted. We got a triple double-hung and three other individual double-hungs. It's pretty pricey.

I heard about Andersen from a local architect that’s a friend of mine, who uses Andersen Windows in all of his new projects and strongly recommended them for their quality and their aesthetics. And my experience working with Andersen was positive. I typically worked through an installer that ordered the windows for me, so I didn’t work directly with the Andersen people themselves. But everything that happened was positive.

I have Andersen Windows in a different house, and I was replacing Andersen Windows in my current house. And the contractor I worked with was very nice and very accommodating. He worked really hard to make it a project that was finished to the best of his ability. It just took a long time to get the windows finished, based on some of the parts that were ordered, and they took quite a while to come in. So, it did take longer than I anticipated. But the product I got is a high-quality product. And this was a very difficult and probably not typical window replacement. And based on that, I think they did a very good job because it was a tough job, and they did it very well.

Andersen Windows are top quality. It was a good experience. The company, Windows by Jeff, did a super job. We replaced four large casement windows in our living room with Andersen because of the success we’ve had with them when we built our house 40 years ago.

I have Andersen Windows in my other place that were there when I bought it and they were good for many years, and I was recommended to a local place here that is associated with them. Installation was very good, and the person who installed it was great. It took a good chunk of the day ‘cause they were big windows, and he had to go to the store and get something at Home Depot. I also had some problems with my windows, he was able to fix them, and he did a really good job. I like the windows a lot. The price wasn't any better than anybody else's, but it’s a good product. I suggested it to my association board so they could put Andersen Windows on our website for anybody who's interested.

Everything is what we expected. I got a couple of new doors and I like them. They met the timeline they gave us and I couldn't be happier with the product.

I got a sliding, opening kitchen window and everything was smooth. Andersen met the timeline, and the quality seems good. I'd recommend them. Everything was great.

We were removing a larger window and putting in a smaller window. So the contractor had to repair the portion of the wall that was no longer going to be covered by the window. I like the quality of the windows. I could immediately see that the new window was more clear than my prior window. My old window was also an Andersen window and it lasted for quite a bit of time too. So that was also a reason for going with Andersen again.

I've used Andersen in the past, and I was most pleased with them. I liked that the windows didn't leak and held up extremely well. I was also very pleased with the contractors.

I bought two windows for the living room and two for the upstairs from Andersen. They told me that it would take four to six weeks for the windows to arrive. But it only took about three weeks from the time the windows were ordered. So I was thrilled with that. Then the following weekend, they were put in. I love the quality. I got sandstone for the outside because it looks so nice and the inside is like an alabaster white which goes with my framing and the color of my room. They were wonderful. But I was surprised at the choices. There were different screens to pick and the shading of the glass. It was just amazing. There were so many choices and they're high quality windows. I would love to do the next six windows with Andersen again, but I have to save up for those.

My chicken coop caught on fire last winter and burned down half of my house. I was fixing everything back and told the contractor I wanted the best windows. He told me Andersen was a little more expensive, but it's better. We got Andersen and the quality is great.

I’ve known Andersen Windows for years and I had the impression they had the best windows. And I didn't wanna have to replace my windows and doors again. The installation was very good. The people were very accommodating, friendly and nice. I like the quality of the windows and doors. It was pricey but we're going to save on our power bill and it's a lot quieter in the house. So, we’ve enjoyed them.

I'm an architect in the field and I've had coordination with some of Andersen Windows' reps for projects that we've worked on for clients. So, I was familiar with the quality and working with them. So I figured I would select for my own home the products that I'm familiar with and things that I like. We used the 400 Series and had three window replacements done. It was a straightforward project and the windows seemed in line with the quality that I expected.

Andersen is great. I got them from the people who put the windows in. I put in six windows and they open easily and keep the wind out. I got them for the heat. I was just thinking that I’m gonna put in the rest of the windows next year. It's very expensive so I didn't put them all in at the same time. But I like my windows and I need Andersen because I need more. We're in the northeast here in Connecticut and we're having this huge wind. Last night when I was sleeping, the wind was pouring in the windows above my head because the storm was so big and it was very windy.

The whole process was easy and very streamlined. It was easy. The contractor helped us pick a product and were able to accommodate what we wanted out of the product. Obviously, we wanted a quality window for the purposes of maintaining heat inside the home and preventing drafts, but then also to pick a window that met the aesthetic that we were looking for, so we did the black windows on the outside and the white on the inside. We were able to achieve the aesthetic as well as the functionality we were looking for. With that, it gave us a level of confidence in knowing that the contractor was well equipped to install the windows and can do so in a way where they would be free of leaks and drafts, which was very important to us.

I bought five windows and the installation went well. I love the windows. They're much better than what I had. A little bit pricey, but it was within a remodel. I would definitely recommend them.

All my windows are Andersen and then I got a sliding door for the patio. I'm disappointed I have to paint the part of the frame that went in and the threshold. We have to find a painter. It's too bad they couldn't have painted it before it went in. Other than that, it looks good.

Andersen Windows was the door manufacturer we already had and we bought a patio door. The installation was a little hard because it was raining so it was touch and go. We were given a timeline of 8 to 10 weeks and they finished it just over 10 weeks but by a week. The cost was higher than we were expecting but the quality is good. We had a problem with the other door but we love how it looks. It works.

Andersen Windows was a recommendation from our designer and I'm not really that thrilled with the price, but the product is good. When the windows were sold and selected, we were told, "Oh, these are great windows. We should get those." However, I didn't think about the doors themselves. I didn't know about the locking mechanism on one of the doors beforehand and I might have selected different ones if I did.

I got the E-Series windows from Andersen. I like the quality of the product. It's excellent. Their installer was phenomenal as well. I would tell others to purchase the windows from Andersen.

The certified installer removed my old windows, and installed my new ones. It took two days. There was a delay because of the order. They did not receive one window, so it extended out for the last window a couple weeks. Other than that, I am satisfied with the Andersen 100 windows and the installation. Everything seemed to go well. Things didn't go perfectly but they fixed everything that I asked and made everything work. The Andersen 100 is a good window and it looks good. I'm satisfied with using it. However, if Andersen wants to be at the top level, they would want to increase the energy efficiency of the window. The air leakage test classification was a drawback, but I decided to go with it anyway.

My husband at the time and I bought a home in 1962. We couldn't afford the windows, but we managed to make it through. They were aluminum-framed windows. At some point we decided to start replacing some windows one at a time because that was all we could afford. We chose Andersen Windows. They were wood on the inside. We stained them. Those windows were beautiful.

I got a clear story window and a normal sliding window from Andersen. The windows are great. But a handle wasn't installed properly on one window. So we had to do a second pass to make sure the handle was installed properly. But the Andersen windows have been fine so far.

Andersen Windows is a great local company. I have Andersen windows and doors and added a brand new window to a wall that didn't have it. I called Renewal by Andersen first, but they said they don't do new windows, that they just replace existing windows. I called Andersen Windows' customer service number and told them I was looking to put in a window. I got the series 100, and it's beautiful.

The general contractor recommended Andersen Windows and the door that I got is great. Andersen always does a good job. I've been using them for 30 years. The price is much more than anybody else, but you pay for what you get.

Andersen Windows was the only ones that made a door like we needed with the double pane glass and blinds on the inside. For the most part. the door showed up when it was supposed to and the windows seem to be doing what it's supposed to do. We would recommend Andersen based on ours.

I bought two sliding doors from Andersen. It took a while for the ordering process, and it wasn't super clear, but I knew, generally, the time frame was gonna be 12 to 14 weeks. It was close to that. During the original quoting process, they came and measured everything. I was under the impression that it was a standard-size opening, but our opening is nonstandard. It was only short by an inch, so we ended up getting a standard-size door in an inch taller opening. There's a bit of paint gap that we have to paint our wall. My wife said that they told us that when we initially did this. I don't remember that happening, but that's my bad memory. That was my only negative experience out of the whole thing. Other than that, I love the doors, and the contactor did a good job installing them.

Windows by Jeff in Jenks installed some windows for us a few weeks ago. I knew their guy and I've worked with him in the past. I trusted him and he sold me Andersen Windows. He originally said replacement would be about six weeks and it ended up being about eight. It took a little longer, but other than that, everything's been fine.

The Andersen I've had years ago have kept up pretty well, and I recently got the gliding windows from them. The gliding windows are fine but the screens that came with them are horrible. They don't slide left or right. If I'm on the second floor, and I unhatched the screen, it could fall. There should be some type of security on the screen on the top so that when you open it out, it's not gonna fall. If I wanna clean my window and take off the screen, it's hard to put in so it's susceptible to falling. It also doesn't allow me to clean my windows the way I wanna clean my windows because of it. I'm not happy with the screen at all.

We got the 400 Series and we were told that it would take three to five days for installation, which turned out to be four days. So, it was perfect. We were also told it would be six to eight weeks before the windows were manufactured and available for installation, which ended up being six weeks. So, it was right on track with our expectations. The windows easy to operate. But the latches that lock the windows are pretty fragile. Those are not very good quality. Also, there's been a couple of very, very minor paint chippings off of the exterior of the window already. But everything else seems great. We've been super happy. Everything went as smooth as it could have.

The lag time was quite lengthy but it was a customized window so I understand that. After that, everything was pretty good. I had a little trouble with navigating the website but the process ran its course and they did it in a very timely fashion. The product is expensive but it's in a class of high caliber windows like Pella and other brands that we considered. But this special contractor was able to negotiate the five-floor walkup that we live in and the rules of doing the job in outside a fifth floor window appropriate enough to implement the installation. That was done with efficiency.

I'm very happy with them so far. It made a huge difference. It has noise reduction. It has saved my energy bills already because my air conditioner doesn't run as often. In Louisiana, we use our air conditioner probably eight months of the year. Even if I don't live in the house forever, the Andersen windows will help with the resell of my townhouse.

It looks nice quality sliding glass patio door. The problem we had is with the contractor. We had asked for a wood interior, and that's what we thought we were getting. We got the white interior. So, we weren't happy with that.

I recommend Andersen Windows for the simple fact that they guarantee their product. The other thing is the replacement parts are free. The windows look good. I love them. I don't have to do the water hose on the outside. I could flip them down and clean them.

There was a little bit of discrepancy on what I thought I was getting and what I actually got, but it worked out okay. I wanted it to match the etched glass that I have in my other windows, which were Andersen, but they don't make that style anymore. So I had to go with the plastic grates instead of the actual etched glass. That was fine. The guys that installed the window were absolutely fantastic. It's too high-priced. But other than that, I've been pretty satisfied with them.

We love the Andersen products, which is why we bought more. We bought some a couple of years back, and this week, we just finished on the rest of the house, which we put new windows. We bought a patio door, sliders and a picture window on the bay window. Once we got the windows, installation was done within two business days. We had a couple of mishaps where the windows were measured wrong, but it got rectified. All in all, our experience has been great.

I had known the Andersen brand for a long time and wanted those windows in my house. I went with them and it was a very positive experience. It took a five-month wait for the windows to be manufactured but the installation was timely. It took three days to install and the quality has been excellent. I like the product. They do a marvelous job of temperature control in the house.

I'm now having a problem with the back door. The lock there doesn't seem to be locking. Adam ordered a new lock for me and he came and put it on, but I'm still having the same problem, where sometimes it won't unlock. If there was a fire in the house and you had to get out, you couldn't get out that door 'cause that lock won't turn. I had called him but he hasn't come back for this new lock. Also, the blinds don't close completely but he said that's just the way the blinds are. If they design them again, they should make sure that it closed completely, that there's no space between the blinds. Otherwise, I like the doors from Andersen. They're nice and I'm happy with them. I can finally open up a screen door and pull the window down.

I bought a home with Andersen windows. Love them. But, Very Important!! You Can't get the windows repaired. I have 4 windows in need of repair. First I was told there is no one around to do the repair. Then I was told I had to pay 200.00 to get a service person out to the house. And then he decides if he want to do the job. This huge company doesn't even offer repair service. Unreal.

The experience with Andersen Windows was good. We were gonna get people from Home Depot but my aunt was a bit more scared of them robbing my dad's money so she decided to go through the legal way, which is with the Andersen. But the one that sold us the window was rude. Also, a window was not available so it was a month or two in back order. It was a little too expensive too. Even the people that installed them said that we got ripped off. But they're good quality windows. You could tell the quality in the border. I don't know if it's real glass, but it looks good to me.

I bought eight Andersen windows and one storm door, which has not been put on yet. The one they ordered was the wrong size. They tried to install it in September but it was 2 inches too short. The windows were installed in September as well. They're nice but they have a repair problem. I uploaded a video and sent it to the contractor but it still hasn't been addressed. It has been very difficult contacting someone.

My mother-in-law put in some Andersen replacement windows and I liked the way they looked. So I decided that was what I wanted and the contractor I worked with was very good. I got the thermal basement windows for the basement and they look like very good windows. I'm very satisfied with them so far.

What used Andersen Windows because we had them before. We got the windows and installed them ourselves.

I like Andersen's warranty and the quality of their windows. It's very good. Their contractor let me know about everything and showed up when they told me they would. There was some complications, but they were good about keeping me up to date on everything.

We like the A-Series window from Andersen and we like the fact that it’s the combo fiberglass exterior, ‘cause we live in an older home. Our previous windows were wood and we had to keep replacing the wood because it deteriorates over time. We like the style of the A-Series windows a lot. We had done a previous remodel and had Andersen put into that remodel, and we want it to match the rest of the house with the same window. We did it in combination with re-siding and doing sidewall insulation. It all came together as a package. We really like the style of these windows. When we looked at the other windows with all the vinyl, these just look so much better. We like the top-down/bottom-up feature and the true screens for visibility. However, I would encourage them to step up their quality control. There are some defects in the windows that we've had to learn to live with.

I had Andersen Windows when the house was built in 1996. Then, I put an addition on the house and I naturally wanted to use Andersen. I used the 400 Series, which I'm very familiar with, and it's done a great job for me.

I bought Andersen sliding doors out in the backyard and the installation was great. The contractor came for the initial appointment and gave me a quote. He came back after we accepted the quote, then he came back and double-checked all his measurements. He responded to me any time I contacted him during the waiting period and he did a great job.

We've had good success with Andersen for over 30 years and recently, when we went through a contractor, we asked them to get Andersen products. We wanted the 200 series, but it wasn't available, so we ended up getting the 400 series. I really like the 400s. The 200s are very good quality, but there were some sharp edges that would have been more smooth. Typically, if I have a sharp edge on something, I normally run a plane then just sand that down. So I don't know if that's possible, but that’s one of the things that jumped out at me. Otherwise, we love our windows. They open really well and are easy to clean. There was some manufacturing defect on the interior grills, and the contractor took them back to get the new ones made. So we're still waiting on that to be done.

The condo complex we belong to has specific windows members are allowed to put in, and we were replacing windows. The Andersen windows are too expensive, but everything was done well. I used a contractor who took care of everything for me. There was a delay in receiving the windows, which was disappointing, but that was because of the guy that placed the order, not Andersen. All in all, we got four windows and one sliding door and the quality was fine, but the screens came in damaged. Andersen Windows took them back and reordered them and we should be getting them in a couple of weeks.

I found Andersen Windows on Facebook advertising and went with them 'cause it seemed like their product was really good. We purchased two new windows that crank out and installation went smoothly. The guys that were installing the windows were very professional and nice. They did an awesome job and cleaned up everything. Andersen Windows offers awesome quality and good customer service. They're the nicest windows we got and ever since we got them, our house stays cooler in the summer time.

Our neighbors had some Andersen installed about three years ago. We went and talked to them, looked at their windows, and we liked what we saw. I also talked to the contractor while they were there and they did a really good job on our neighbor’s when they replaced their windows. They were one of the people we got a bid from when we went to replace our windows. With what the experience our neighbors had and with the cost that they gave us, I went with that contractor.

I've used Andersen Windows in the past for my other windows. There's a bit of a rattle in one of the windows when it locks. Other than that, I’d recommend them.

I called Andersen Windows and they contacted Alternative Design & Construction. We did large picture windows and casement windows. We ended up ordering another window, and that put things back. Then there was a family issue and that put things back too. They installed the windows seven months after we started. They were respectful, efficient and took care of what they needed to do. The windows were done in a day and a half. I'm happy with the quality of the windows. We had one that did not work and I was surprised that it was installed in a non-operating capacity. I trust that if I hire somebody to do it, it's gonna be taken care of. But when we needed to open that window, it was very difficult to open. Somebody came out five weeks later and fixed it.

I've had different windows but when I was in Hudson, the house that I had was Andersen Windows and they were great. This time around, I considered a door but it was so expensive. So at this point, I decided I was just gonna pay for the windows. The installers were fabulous, great guys. They did a good job. The windows are beautiful. I had a blank wall in a dark living room and this thing opened it up. There are two sliding windows on each side and a large stationary in the center.

The house that I'm in right now came with Andersen windows when the house was built. So, I decided to stay with the same brand when I needed replacement. I had 11 replaced. They're excellent quality. They do have a 20-year warranty on the windows. It covers the seals and what have you. It's an excellent value and we're very pleased with the installation and the way the finished product looks.

I got the series 100 windows. The installation was great. The windows went in great. I love the windows. We have heat lock on the inside, and in the summer months, you could definitely tell the insulation once we switched from the old windows to the new windows. I'm happy with them.

When my parents' home was initially built, Andersen windows were put in. We went back to Andersen when we had to replace them. The quality of the windows is good.