Thermal Industries was a window manufacturer that began in 1960 and was based out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They made and sold energy efficient windows for 5 decades until the were purchased in October of 2015 by Atrium Windows. The company made a number of window series, including the 3000, 5000, 7000 and 9000. In addition, TI manufactured a noise reduction window called the SilentGuard. Thermal Industries shut its doors in April, 2020 amidst the economic turn down due to the Corona virus. Scroll down for our Thermal Industries windows reviews.
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Bottom Line: Because Thermal Industries does not exist as of 2020, it’s going to be rather hard to get a bid from this manufacturer. Pennsylvania has lots of great window brands, including Soft-Lite and Okna Windows.
(Always collect 3 to 4 additional bids)
Bill — Site Editor
Thermal Industries Windows vs. Okna
I am looking for decent windows for my townhouse. They don’t need to be the highest quality, but a decent quality at a fair price as I may be selling soon or keeping it on to rent out. I have had a look at Okna Windows and Thermal Industries and not sure which is the better option. Are there any other windows I should be considering?
Tina – Consumer – from 2010
[Contractor Response]
I would say for your project you can’t really go wrong with TI. In fact, they are a good quality window in the middle range of the market. I don’t have much experience with Okna, though believe they are a high quality window. As well, I would advise you to check out our Thermal Industries windows reviews to see what other homeowners have to say about them.
Ned – Installer – from 2010
Not Recommended
I always recommend my clients consider SoftLite, HiMark and Sunrise rather than Thermal Industries or Alside Excalibur. To clarify, I find both of these windows have poor performance numbers and a bad reputation. Additionally, Thermal Industries windows also have an ugly pocket sill, which I don’t think will complement any home.
Holland – Installer – from 2012
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