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Formerly FHIA Remodeling

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About Renuity

Renuity, formerly known as FHIA Remodeling, provides home remodeling services in 38 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. Its services include installing windows, doors, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, closets and other home storage solutions, and floor coatings. The company provides a quote after a free initial consultation and offers financing to qualified customers. Renuity has worked with over 300,000 customers, according to its website.

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Pros
  • Lifetime warranty on many products
  • Financing available
  • Free design consultation
Cons
  • No pricing info on website
  • Not available in all states

How does Renuity work?

To view Renuity’s products and pricing, you must make a consultation appointment. Start by clicking “Get Free Estimate” on the company’s website. You’ll need to provide your ZIP code and contact information, along with information about what type of service you’d like to book and whether you rent or own your home. After you submit the form, Renuity will reach out to schedule your consultation.

During the consultation, a representative will create a custom plan that suits your needs and present a range of pricing options. Once you accept a quote, you can set an installation date. Renuity offers financing options through third-party lenders and provides continuing customer support after installation.

Renuity products

Renuity offers installation services for a variety of household fixtures and items, including baths, showers, windows, doors, kitchen cabinets, concrete coating and storage systems.

For customers interested in bathtub and shower replacements, Renuity offers a variety of options, including walk-in tubs and showers, Kohler LuxStone showers and tub-to-shower conversions. Renuity also offers kitchen cabinet refacing, which can revitalize the look of your kitchen. This involves applying a new surface to your existing kitchen cabinets.

Renuity window selections include:

  • Awning
  • Bay and bow
  • Casement
  • Double-hung and single-hung
  • Energy-efficient
  • Architectural shapes
  • Garden
  • Hopper
  • Hurricane and impact
  • Picture
  • Slider
  • Vinyl

Renuity door selections include:

  • French
  • Hurricane and impact
  • Entry
  • Sliding
  • Custom options

Renuity costs

Renuity does not list its prices online. Because products range from bathtubs to cabinetry, pricing varies greatly. Customers who want to get a free quote from Renuity must schedule an appointment for a consultation. During the consultation, a Renuity agent will give you a cost estimate.

FAQ

Does Renuity provide installation services?

Yes, Renuity does provide installation services by certified professionals. It currently installs windows, doors, bathtubs, showers, kitchen cabinets, concrete floor coatings and home storage systems.

Does Renuity offer warranties?

Warranties are available for Renuity products and installations. The company states that it offers lifetime warranties, but some products and services may have more limited warranties available. During your initial consultation, you can ask your Renuity agent about warranty terms.

Where does Renuity operate?

Renuity’s products and services are available in many parts of the U.S. The company services the following areas:

  • Alabama
  • Arkansas
  • Arizona
  • Connecticut
  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Idaho
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Iowa
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maine
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Nevada
  • New Hampshire
  • New Jersey
  • New Mexico
  • New York
  • North Carolina
  • North Dakota
  • Ohio
  • Oklahoma
  • Oregon
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island
  • South Carolina
  • Texas
  • Utah
  • Vermont
  • Virginia
  • Washington
  • Washington DC
  • West Virginia
  • Wisconsin
Does Renuity offer hurricane impact windows?

Yes, Renuity offers hurricane impact windows that meet or exceed industry building code standards and feature laminated, multi-layer glass and reinforced vinyl frames. It also installs impact doors.

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Do we recommend Renuity?

Renuity offers a variety of home remodeling services, including installation of windows, doors, bathrooms and kitchens. The company has a presence in nearly every contiguous U.S. state and Washington, D.C., so it can be a good option in many parts of the country. If you’re a homeowner considering a remodel, you can contact Renuity to get a free consultation and learn more about its products, services and prices.

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    CoverageTechStaffHonesty & Transparency

    Reviewed June 4, 2026

    I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience with FHIA Remodeling. From the start, their lifetime warranty gave me real peace of mind, knowing that my investment was protected long-term. When I needed to put that warranty to the test, FHIA delivered without hesitation. Mario came out to assess the damage and immediately stood out for his honesty and professionalism. He gave a straightforward evaluation, no runaround, no upselling, just clear, genuine feedback about what needed to be done. He got to work ordering the parts needed to repair the problem. It’s rare to find a company that truly stands behind their work, but FHIA Remodeling is exactly that. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality work backed by a warranty they actually honor.

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      Punctuality & SpeedTransparency

      Reviewed May 1, 2026

      They screwed up the filing for a permit, they had to file a revised permit. After over a month of waiting permit, they came and installed the 1 window and sliders, they told me it would be a couple of days for revised permit, that was at the start of March. It is now May and I am still waiting for permit and inspection. The sliders are missing the screen, still waiting for the correct screen. No more updates from them! Horrible, horrible. Still waiting, waiting, waiting

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTech

      Reviewed April 26, 2026

      You guys did a great job with all my impacts 17 years ago, so I trusted you for a roof, Steve said 1 thing and I got another, then you had sub-contractor put roof in my screen room, well it has been leaking since it went in, you came a few times, tried, but never fixed it, then Alex just stop returning calls, and lo and behold, it's now raining in my ** screen room as it has since it went in, Thanks a lot.

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      Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedStaffRates

      Reviewed March 1, 2026

      FHIA is who we bought our front door from. The price was great. The quality of the door is fantastic. The reason for just the 3 stars is because their customer service needs improvement. They don't return calls. When I did talk with them, they kept saying that we had windows and one time thought we had a garage door (not the front door). Then when I *thought* they scheduled the final work, the guy came and said he was coming to see what he was getting into. Seems the communication in-house is not very good either. Anyway, the guy scheduled to come and do the finishing touches was wonderful! The guys who installed the door were fantastic! They were quick and very professional. They cleaned up when they left (they were from Renuity). There is a lot to be said for the customer service experience. I would look into using them again...just hope they will be better about talking with their customers and knowing the product the customer is getting. :)

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      Customer ServiceTechSales & MarketingPricePunctuality & SpeedStaffBillingRates

      Reviewed Feb. 19, 2026

      FHIA Remodeling, replaced 16 of my single pane windows in my 2-story home with their double pane windows a few months ago. The FHIA staff were very “nice” people during the sales and installation process BUT they do not honor their words outside of what is in the contract… So WARNING!!! DO NOT sign off on the Dealer's Work Order paperwork for the job before it is actually completed to your satisfaction in spite of added comments!!! I did not want tilt-in windows which is what another company offered me truthfully, and at a significantly lower quote. The 2 FHIA the sales Reps presented to me Pella windows (as seen on HGTV) that do not tilt in during their sales pitch and this is what I believed I contracted for purchase and at a significantly higher quote than that previously offered by the other company; I told this to the FHIA sales reps.

      I appreciated the FHIA ratings and that they had been a Sam’s Club roadshow vendor. Then upon FHIA ripping out my old windows during the construction process, I had to be out of the way for safety reasons. When it was safe to see the progress made, Sebastian, the FHIA Construction Manager, showed me the installed windows and to my dismay they were tilt-in windows and none of them have the Pella logo on them anywhere!!! (I later learned after the construction, the newly installed windows are instead Custom Window Systems, Inc. (CWS) windows – which is a brand acquired and owned by Pella Corporation! Perhaps this is normal practice.) Anyway, at this point of construction, my house was completely torn apart.

      The FHIA Construction Manager then offered me $1000 for what he called a sales “miscommunication” plus $300 toward the replacement of my home security equipment that was ripped out during the construction process. He made this promised offer both verbally and via text messages. The damage was now done and so regrettably, I accepted this FHIA appeasement offer. Because I was being nice to them as well, I did the biggest “no, no” and signed off on the job completion before it was done in actuality. Then of course, I received my 1st bill in the mail before the job was even completed since the botched repair of my new pool screen roof they had to cut for the construction was still pending at this time!

      I will add that FHIA was required to provide me 1 “free” small bathroom-quality window (not originally contracted for) because they accidentally installed a kitchen-quality window in my bathroom which caused the inspection to fail. Subsequently, the inspection did pass after a new bathroom-quality window was installed. Unexpectedly, the new windows were totally obscured at night giving me no view of the outside of my home due to condensation build up!!! Someone in FHIA office told me the new windows were performing as expected and they just needed to be “acclimated” to my home because of the gas in the double pane windows. As of this date, I have received neither the promised $1000 nor the $300!

      In my follow-up, the FHIA sales and construction staff initially told me they were following up on the check that was to be sent to me but then they ceased communication with me altogether. So, I feel as though they were giving me the runaround and had no plans to honor their company words. Furthermore, since the new window installation, my electric bill has increased by almost $30 for this month’s billing cycle in comparison to same cycle this time last year!!! I have new double pane windows, but I made a terrible and costly mistake in the process of this major purchase which I now have to live with. Perhaps this will help the next shopper to the wiser in their window purchasing decisions.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageMaintenanceTimeliness

      Reviewed Jan. 29, 2026

      Had my kitchen resurfaced. It look good then it had a piece come off. I can not get anyone to talk to to fix it even though it has a lifetime warranty. I said I would pay to fix it and still get no response. I would not let this company do anything else. It called Renuity now and still no response.

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      Punctuality & Speed

      Reviewed Dec. 10, 2025

      Should have done more research. Very disappointed in the whole experience. 18,000 later. I would not recommend. Pushy and workers are incompetent. Mud and rough culking outside, won't come off white vinyl. Outside caulking horrible. Tried to leave rotten wood and put new windows in over it. I had to get upset and demand a supervisor come over.

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      Customer ServiceSales & MarketingPunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed Dec. 4, 2025

      Over promised during sales pitch and website review. Failed to deliver quality installation and failed to respond to warranty claims and installation issues. The door doesn't seal properly = failed product. Additional follow up later on same warranty issues, FHIA stated only a 1 year warranty and any repairs would be out of pocket. This is completely different than what I was sold by the sales representative during my in home consultation and order. I would not have purchased doors from FHIA if not for the warranty promise made during the sales pitch. There are other south FL windows and doors companies that are reliable and stand behind their warranty.

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      Customer ServiceTechPriceStaff

      Reviewed Nov. 17, 2025

      The worst company you could choose. Communication with Sebastian **, the "field manager" in charge of the project, was terrible; he doesn't answer calls or texts. The installers wanted to finish the job in a single day, but what they did was a shoddy job. The finishes were horrendous and dirty, they installed the rolling door backward, and they damaged the ceiling with cement. The installation was in August, and they still owe me two screens in November. In short, the service was awful and of very poor quality.

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      Reviewed Oct. 16, 2025

      I had FHIA Remodeling do a complete house hurricane proof windows and doors job. After about 18 months the front door outer pane developed a diagonal crack. I called FHIA and spoke with one of their representatives who asked me to take some pics and send it to him and he would take care of it. After a couples of weeks of hearing nothing he said "oh must have sent it to the wrong e mail." The "it'' was, $1000 to repair the door!. I called FHI and they told me ,''ah sorry the door only has a one year warranty". We were told by the sales rep Amy ** that "everything" is lifetime warranty! Why on earth would anyone pay $50,000 and have a front door with a 1 year warranty.

      After several calls which I always had to make, never returned calls when they said they would, the lady I spoke to said she was sorry but there was nothing they could but never asked a sales Manager to call me and never would give me his number. I told her we had been mislead by FHIA's sales person and wanted someone in a managerial position to call me, but of course no such call was ever made.

      I called again and the same lady told me she had spoken with someone and they would replace the the cracked glass for a discount price of $1000. I told her that's what the original guy (Steven) had texted to me 6 weeks before so how was that a discount?. I even offered $500 to have it replaced and she said she would have someone call but here we are another 4 weeks down the road and no call and there was never a form given to us with warranty information and no information or technical specs for the front door (hmmm).

      Lillian from FHIA sent that form on Set 18th and I asked her to please also send the front door specs which was missing from the permit pack and to have Contract she sent filled out with our name and address and relevant info but to date -nothing!. No one in their right mind would ever have a hurricane installation done with a life warranty except the front door and hand over $50,000! I offered $500 not because I had to but wanted to get the job done and that door was not cheap!. I guess customer service is not something FHIA care about as long as they get their money.

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      Renuity Company Information

      Company Name:
      Renuity
      Formerly Named:
      FHIA Remodeling
      Website:
      fhiaremodeling.com