Visionaire Windows is based in Atlanta, Georgia and has been in the window and door space since 2010 (making them something of a newcomer in the industry). Visionaire provides a number of different home improvement services, which includes windows, exterior painting, doors, vinyl siding, and gutters and exterior painting. Browse below for all of our Visionaire Windows reviews.
Company Rating: 7.5 out of 10
Overall Price Point: 7.0 out of 10
Bottom Line: Might be worth a bid if you live in the metro Atlanta area.
(Always collect 3 to 4 additional bids)
Bill — Site Editor
Visionaire Windows Reviews
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Hi Bill, first of all thanks for the website with all the details about the windows. I learned a lot from the details on the website and from your response to the queries about the quotes. I am from Atlanta GA, I am in the process of replace 21 windows (20 double hung and 1 picture). an you please review and let me know if the numbers look ok. Visionaire, MWT and Quinn are the folks that I liked and their reviews are great.
Here is the summarized quote, I also tried to put as many details present in the earlier attachment to this email. Please have a look and please let me know what you think. Visionaire, MWT and Quinn are the folks that I liked and their reviews are great. Window world reviews is also good, but based on your review the windows are not that great.
Visionaire Provia Aspect Window – AP500 Series $17776
Window World 4000 Series DH All-weld $17000
Window Nation Addison from MI $19844
Visionaire Provia ecoLite Window – EL400 Series $15,425
Visionaire SoftLite Pro $20,955
Quinn Windows Vinylmax Franklin series 4700 12383
Quinn Windows Simonton ComfortSmart Series (was Great lake) $13386
MWT Windows Vytex OMNI Series – internal name ‘Williamsburg’ $19075
MWT Windows InVue 5200 from Interstate Windows $16450
Apex Energy The Insignia – Triple pane windows $22000
Satish – Homeowner – from 2024
[Site Editor’s Answer]
Satish, I would have to say I like the Visionaire / Provia bids the best from an overall value perspective. Howevre, the ecoLite and Aspect are both quite good. If your projected timeline in the home is rather short, say 12 years or less, then I might switch to the Quinn and the Comfort Smart bid. I would put the ProVia Aspect on par with the Insignia and the Vytex Omni so no sense going to the top of the price quotes.
I think the ecoLite is a very solid window – I like the Aspect a bit more, but not by much. So, for me, either one for me is a winner when combined with professional installation (which it sounds like you are good on that front). My hat is off to you on having collected all of those bids, you are on your way as they say!
Bill – Site Editor – from 2024
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