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About Milgard

Milgard manufactures doors and windows in a range of traditional and modern styles. Its products are made in the U.S. and come with a lifetime warranty. The company works with dealers across 16 states.

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Temecula, CA
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Techs were all fantastic. Know their job and do it right. Excellent product! House stays cool much longer on extremely hot days and Retains heat in winter. We really appreciate th...

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Puyallup,, WA
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We installed Milgard Windows in 1998, and over the past 22 years, they have replaced any broken window seals for us at no charge. All our windows continue to operate like new, we ...

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About Milgard

Milgard is a window manufacturer that offers several materials and styles. The company has a reputation for making high-quality and long-lasting products. A full lifetime warranty is included with all its windows. You can request a quote, consultation or brochure online, or you can visit one of Milgard’s local dealers across 16 Western states.

Milgard window styles

Milgard offers fiberglass, aluminum and vinyl windows in a variety of styles, including single-hung, double-hung, horizontal sliding, casement and awning, as well as some picture and specialty options for living rooms and street-facing spaces. During your initial consultation, a Milgard sales rep will explain the various style options for each room in your home.

Milgard window installation

Milgard arranges installation with an authorized dealer; check its website to find an option near you. The dealers work around your schedule, and installation typically takes only a few hours. The contractors can remove old windows and clean up messes before installing the new products. After installation, your windows are covered by a full lifetime warranty.

Milgard window prices

Milgard prices range from $150 to $1,500 per window, depending on type and style. With installation, the windows come to $250 to $2,000 each. Schedule a quote or consultation with a local dealer to get pricing and style options for your home. Milgard can also help you find financing or other payment options. Also, if you’re upgrading to high-efficiency windows, you could qualify for additional tax credits.

Milgard FAQ

How long do Milgard windows last?

The lifespan of Milgard windows depends on the materials, but they typically last 20 to 25 years.

Does Milgard sell replacement windows?

Yes, Milgard sells replacement windows. Request a quote online or from a local dealer for pricing.

Who makes Milgard?

Milgard manufactures its own windows. Its manufacturing plants are based in Tacoma, Washington.

Who owns Milgard?

Masco Corporation acquired Milgard Windows in 2019. This parent company is headquartered in Michigan.

Are Milgard windows good?

Milgard is a well-established window manufacturer. Its windows are high in quality, designed to last, and covered by a full lifetime warranty (for homeowners). Schedule a consultation or visit a local dealer to discuss your options.

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    Reviewed June 13, 2025

    I have enjoyed my Milgard french doors for 7 years. My only complaint is with slow customer service. The thumb latch is stuck in the locked position. I was told I need to wait 6 weeks for service. I have a dog that needs to go out in the back yard at least three times a day. This is unacceptable.

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    Reviewed June 9, 2025

    Milgard has the WORST warranty service! If you door lock breaks, and it will, it will take them 4 weeks to come fix it and they will reschedule your appointment last minute. This has happened twice in the last few years. No other locksmith can fix their doors and you will be stuck with an unlocked door. They only have 2 service days in our area, so on Monday 1 hour before they arrived, they cancelled and the only next appointment is Friday. This is unacceptable. I will NEVER buy Milgard again.

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      Reviewed June 9, 2025

      Fiberglass framed XO slider shows condensation inside. Warranty service appointment in eight weeks confirmed by Milgard customer service. Whoops! Rescheduled two days before the service date. Another six weeks required. Why? "Glass isn't ready". This is a window company. Hoping there will not be another postponement.

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      Reviewed May 13, 2025

      Milgard will not help us with our warranty on a window that was assembled at the factory with a chip out of the bottom of it that eventually cracked. There was not even a good faith help with this. Unbelievable.

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      Reviewed Feb. 14, 2025

      I am the original owner of nine Milgard, woodclad picture windows that I purchased in 1999. I also had the other windows in my house replaced with Milgard vinyl, casement windows. Recently, (September) one of my woodclad picture windows shattered. There was no impact or other strike to the window, it just shattered. It now seems that my lifetime warranty is not valid, as I was told by the woman in customer service, after I filled out a service request 6 months ago. I was shocked and disappointed that they would not even address my need to have my window replaced. My window needs to be repaired!! This is a wood-clad product and Milgard is my only option for repair since the window has grids. Shame on Milgard for not honoring their lifetime warranty.

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      Reviewed Dec. 19, 2024

      Replaced 1 glass and said otherwise all good then window washer told us all transoms were bad and now to old 10 yrs, not any help and that's why true reviews are all a one(1). They replaced a lower one but ignored others until warranty was over, thanks for nothing.

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      Reviewed Dec. 6, 2024

      Well, if you are thinking of buying Milgard windows and doors think again. The lifetime warranty for them is a total joke. We purchased the "wood" windows, only to find out that IT IS NOT WOOD!!! It is a veneer. The veneer has lifted from the windows and sliders. When I called and told them that the veneer is pulling away for the stationary part of the window and the edge of the sliders. And the stationary part of the windows is leaking. I was told that I did not maintain the windows and doors. I asked how am I supposed to maintain them other that cleaning the wood, casings and window. He had not answer other than clean them with Pledge. REALLY??? I asked was I supposed to glue the fake wood back to the windows and sliders? He had no answer. DON'T BUY WINDOWS OR SLIDERS FROM THEM. They DO NOT stand by the warranty and their product is very faulty.

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      Reviewed Nov. 20, 2024

      Lifetime warranty replacements. Waited 3 months for an appointment. Couldn't get later in the day appointment. Arrived late. Wore dirty boots, no covers. Refused service reasons; need more guys, blinds not removed, chandelier not tied back, table not moved. A customer for 18 years and never had these issues. New policies I'm told. The two small reachable windows they did replace, are both scratched! So because the windows are under lifetime warranty, I believe they are making it very difficult on customers and trying to discourage orders.

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      Reviewed Nov. 10, 2024

      I had an issue with my Milgard window. The screen does not cover the windows opening correctly. I went to my local hardware store (James Windows and Doors in La Habra) where I purchased my window and window installation. The hardware store ordered two replacement screens; the two replacement screens did not fix the issue with window opening. I took pictures of my windows showing that right side of the window was made crooked to the hardware store and the hardware store advised me to contact Milgard windows warranty. On October 14th I called Milgard warranty support and received the message "please fill out the Warranty request on-line" so I did. The next day I received an automated e-email that a Milgard window technician would reach out to me in 10 or 15 business days.

      On November 5 I called Milgard Warranty, and I was able to speak to someone. The Milgard representative told me a Milgard tech would reach out to me by Friday, November 9th. On Tuesday November 6th someone from Milgard called me but when I answered the phone all I could hear was typing. Not knowing who was calling I kept saying "hello" but no answer from the other side of the phone line, so I hung up. On Tuesday I get an automated e-mail asking me to submit another Warranty request form so I did and included the picture and tried to explain the issue with the window be made warped.

      So, Friday November 8, l called Milgard warranty support, the warranty support person sent a link so that I could create a video to show her what was wrong with the window. My wife helped with the video, and we uploaded the video to Milgard support. The Milgard support person said "I will show this video to our technician and call you back in half an hour." At that time it was 3:30 P.M.

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      Reviewed Aug. 12, 2024

      Have purchased windows from Milgard on a couple of different houses over the years. In an order from 2012 I had 14 glass panel seals fail. They started failing in 2021, and now they will not cover the other failed glass panel seals, that recently failed. In my last order from 3 years ago I order all new windows for another house and three windows and the slider door were defective. If you think your new Milgard windows are going to last and hold up for 20-30 years and you won’t have any problems and if you do Milgard will take care of there defective products think again. I personally will never purchase another Milgard product and would not recommend Milgard to anyone.

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      Milgard Company Information

      Company Name:
      Milgard
      Year Founded:
      1958
      Address:
      1010 54th Avenue East
      City:
      Tacoma
      State/Province:
      WA
      Postal Code:
      98424
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.milgard.com