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Replacement windows can reach thousands of dollars depending on the materials and features. But while you shouldn’t necessarily skimp on your windows, there are ways in which you can get a quality product without paying as much.
In this article, Woodbridge Home Exteriors, one of the top window and home siding contractors in the area, shares a simple guide to getting the best deal on replacement windows.
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1. Take Advantage of Seasonal Promos or Discounts
There is usually less demand for windows during winter, so contractors are often willing to negotiate pricing. Bookings for window installation are also fewer this time of the year, so some businesses offer discounts or packaged deals to attract customers.
The beginning of spring is a good time to check for promotions too. Companies often kick off the season with discounts and offerings so be on the look out for those.
2. Compare Materials Based on Their Prices
Windows made of genuine wood are considered premium, so you might want to steer away from these. Don’t worry because you can still get durable windows at cheaper rates. Fiberglass and solid vinyl frames are often top the list for high-quality and affordable windows. These materials are versatile too. They can match various types of exterior siding and help ensure a consistent look for your home’s curb appeal.
3. Stick to Basics
Common styles and shapes typically come at a base price. But once you opt for curves, hexagons, bays, or bows, this can drive up the cost of your window replacement project. Stick to sliders, fixed, casement, or double-hung windows if you want to save money.
4. Negotiate
Price negotiation isn’t frowned upon in the window industry. As a matter of fact, it’s tolerated and expected so go ahead and negotiate with companies.
Woodbridge Home Solutions is a top-rated contractor with expertise in a wide array of home improvement jobs. Our services include siding repair, window replacement, door installation, and others. Call us or fill out our contact form to request an estimate.
