MI Windows and Doors Reviews

MI Windows and Doors offers a wide selection of window styles to cater to various preferences and architectural needs.

• Single-hung windows: These windows are characterized by one movable sash at the bottom, making them easy to operate. The upper sash remains fixed for stability, while the lower one can overlap when open for ventilation. Single-hung windows are a practical choice for rooms overlooking outdoor spaces like patios and porches, and they complement a wide range of architectural styles.
• Horizontal slider windows: Designed to slide laterally, these windows feature two sashes, one of which is operational. You can open them by sliding either to the left or right. Horizontal slider windows are suitable for both contemporary and traditional homes, and they’re compliant with bedroom egress regulations. They’re particularly ideal for rooms facing walkways, porches or patios.
• Casement windows: Casement windows are hinged on either side, offering a wide opening for ventilation. They take a simple hand-crank to operate, eliminating the need for lifting or pushing. With only one sash, casement windows provide unobstructed exterior views.
• Awning windows: Hinged at the top, awning windows open outward from the bottom and are wider than they are tall. They can be hand-cranked, even during rain, for ventilation. Awning windows are versatile and suitable for various rooms, including cellars and basements, and they bring in lots of natural light.
• Picture windows: Also known as fixed windows, picture windows don’t open and provide a clear, unobstructed view of the outdoors. They can be paired with operable windows for effective natural light and ventilation. Picture windows can help create a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces.
• Double-hung windows: These windows feature both top and bottom sashes that can be raised or lowered for optimal airflow. They’re designed for easy cleaning and are suitable for rooms on higher floors. When open, they don’t protrude outside, making them ideal for rooms facing decks and patios.
• Bay and bow windows: Bay and bow windows project outward from the home's exterior, often with three or more panels. They can provide additional space for shelving or a cozy window seat, enhancing the home's aesthetic and curb appeal.
• Radius windows: Radius windows come in various curved shapes, adding a touch of design flair to rooms with rectangular windows. You can get circular shapes, half-circles or arched tops — each offers unique architecture and an infusion of natural light.

There are also several customization options, including for interior and exterior frame colors, glass types, grid styles and patterns, so you can personalize your window selection to match your preferences and design needs.

MI Windows and Doors has a diverse range of exterior sliding glass and pocket sliding glass door options. Both types are available in vinyl and aluminum, and you can customize the interior and exterior frame colors, glass type, grid style, pattern and door handles with finishes that match your style and preferences.

Sliding glass doors

Sliding glass doors are popular patio doors for their effortless functionality. Designed to glide smoothly along a track, these doors offer convenient access to outdoor areas, effectively merging your indoor and outdoor spaces. Engineered for energy efficiency, they help maintain a comfortable indoor temperature and reduce energy expenses. They can also let in an abundance of light.

Pocket sliding glass doors

Pocket sliding glass doors exude a sleek, modern aesthetic. When fully open, they discreetly slide into a recessed pocket within the wall, creating a seamless appearance and freeing up additional floor space, allowing for more flexible furniture arrangement and decor placement. Like most glass doors, pocket sliding glass doors provide an expansive view of the outdoors from the comfort of your home.

Your MI Windows and Doors costs can vary significantly depending on product style, the number of units needed for your project and your project's time frame. The company has a convenient tool on its website that offers personalized quotes; to get an accurate estimate, put in the type of windows or doors you want, the quantity and the project timeline. You can also contact an authorized MI Windows and Doors dealer in your area for a customized quote.

It's also important to consider installation costs — professional installation is often recommended to ensure proper fit and performance. These costs can vary depending on the complexity of your project and your location.

MI Windows and Doors offers a glass breakage limited lifetime warranty for windows in its 1600 and 1500 series. This warranty provides coverage for broken or cracked glass and includes the replacement of a sealed insulated glass unit.

The warranty is applicable to windows manufactured after Aug. 26, 2019, and installed in owner-occupied residential dwellings. There are exclusions for laminated, tempered or impact-resistant glass, as well as glass damaged due to installation mishaps, vandalism, “acts of God” and other specific circumstances.

Additional warranties for construction and replacement services are available for specific window and door series. To learn more about registering your offered warranties, access the MI Windows and Doors website or contact a dealer in your area.