Do yourself a favor, and do NOT do business with this company. If I could give a "Minus 5 star", I would. They demonstrated complete ignorance and not much customer support.
I spent $8,800 for 12 Simonton windows. First, I discovered that "wrapping" the frames was NOT included in the quote. What???
So, after being enticed to do business with them, they sprung this new charge on me. Wanting a professional installation with a "reputable" company, I agreed to the "hidden charge". "Top dollar for a first class installation", is what I thought. Did NOT turn out that way.
The installation crew showed up to install what is called a "pocket window". That means that the old windows are removed from the old frame, then the replacements centered into the remaining rectangle, which should already be level, and square. What the "installation company" did, was actually remove the old window construct out of the frame of the house. They "thought" it was like a window installation into a new house. (!!!) And, they screwed up 2 of the "old" windows. Deduction: This "installation company" was not vetted, and there was no communication between them and Atlantic Millwork. Nor was there any aluminum for window wrapping! Nor did they bring shims nor levels to check their work! No insulation! Nor did they speak English! Nor did they understand what to do on my job site. I myself had to go to the store and purchase an aluminum "coil". Yes, me, the customer!
They were the 3 Stooges!
After about 1 full day of work, my HVAC guy came into my house, and he saw one of the new windows. He put both hands on the bottom window and shifted it from left to right. Not tight at all; just "slid around". He then checked out another window, raised the bottom window, put his right hand on the top of that bottom window, and PULLED IT RIGHT OUT OF THE FRAME !!!! Real tight, eh? Real weather resistant, eh? Pro job, eh? The caulking looked like 1st grade finger painting.
I immediately fired them, and fired Atlantic Millwork. They took EVERYTHING out of my windows, leaving 7 gaping holes in my walls. I then went to Home Depot and purchased 4x8 sheets of 1/4 inch plywood to cover the holes. I also ordered a measurer from Home Depot to take a window order for new replacement windows to fill the holes which Atlantic Millwork was unable to install. I forecasted another 5 weeks in a dark home. I planned to spray paint "Atlantic Millwork" on the two front plywood patched windows. I also called Atlantic's "ML" to get my money back.
Rather than lose my money, he offered another crew, and, attempting to keep my renovation moving forward, I accepted. That new crew was much better... they showed up with levels, spray insulation, shims, etc. I didn't like that they installed a 1"x1" plastic "addition" to the window sill, actually nailing it through the aluminum below, but they insulated and caulked fairly well. They spoke English and demonstrated customer service.
Also, no one checked the order, so I had one window the wrong size, and another window damaged. That took several more weeks until that was fixed.
ML, the big boss from Atlantic Millwork, told me: "We've not been in existence for 26 years if we can't install a window." I don't agree with this assessment at all. Their professionalism caused me lost time and a ton of heartache. They sent me the 3 Stooges. They insulted me. They offered me no compensation. THEY DON'T CARE!
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!!