Milgard Ultra C650 vs Marvin Infinity
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Milgard Ultra vs. Marvin Infinity
Comments (4)There were a couple of issues on one project where the windows were not sealing properly when they were installed plumb, true, and square. These windows were adjusted and re-adjusted to ensure exact fitment. Milgard did not view it as a product defect and the air that was leaking was claimed to be allowable, however, the customer and I were both unhappy with the results. That cost me money. The sample they shipped me for an in house demo didn't work right as I pulled it out of the plastic for the home owner. Their service team damaged a window while trying to get a sash out and claimed it was the customer that had done the damage. They actually used a kitchen utensil (expensive knife) to remove one sash and damaged the knife in the process. The factory service aspect may be great on the West Coast but it was a liability on the East Coast....See MoreMarvin Fiberglass vs. Milgard Fiberglass or other brands
Comments (2)Buy the Marvin, just don't over pay as some Infinity dealers charge WAY too much....See MoreMarvin Integrity vs. Milgard Ultra - HELP!
Comments (3)I just purchased Intergrity WOod/Ultrex. Make sure and look at these windows vs the all Ultrex (they look much better, inside and out). I have a cashmere finish (kind of tan) and have not noticed the color difference, I think the Ultrex is kind of off green, not white. Video of construction below. These windows really look good. See link below Here is a link that might be useful: video of windows...See MoreInstaller vs Window Dilemma (Andersen 100 vs Marvin Essential)
Comments (13)I don't know if you have any "specialty" type windows, and if you do, Marvin can't do them in the infinity or essential or if they can, they are not operational windows and will be stationary. Only when you go up to the Ultimate window, the fiberglass and wood one, can they do arches. Then again, those are double hung, stationary or casement, not single hung. We have been working with Marvin since February, from a retailer that is Marvin only, and while it seemed easy at first, in getting the quote to them measuring and final quote, that is when it all has fallen down. Our first salesman just stopped responding after it was discovered he put non functioning infinity windows in a bedroom (the two windows have an eyebrow shape). Now we are working with the owner and it still isn't right. I am about to give up on Marvin and call Anderson....See Moremonke
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