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We’re looking at going with a Window World 3000 (which the installer says is the same as the 4000 series except that it’s only single hung, instead of double hung). I know these are Alside windows made in Yuma — but I can’t figure what Alside product to do any reviews — do you know anything about these WW3000-4000 series?
They make several models and it can be hard to tell what is what when they have the Window World private labels on them. Ask him what the AMI model number is and we can help identify it.
I’m in a small town @3 hrs from any metro and find my options limited. Right now my suppliers can offer MI vinyl, Anderson 100, Alpine vinyl, or Milgard Tuscany (thru Lowe’s). My local blog supply is pushing the Anderson 100. Thoughts? The more I research the more confused I feel!
It can be hard to find the nicer window models in more rural areas. Andersen 100 is probably fine. My bother in law has Alpine windows in his house in Alaska and they seem to be holing up very well up there.
You recommend LJ Neal & Sons Tucson, AZ. I looked on their website and saw they offer Provia, Alside and Anderson Windows. I haven’t seen any particularly positive reviews of any of those Brands on your site. Do you recommend Provia or Alside? Are they amongst the best Vinyl windows available? If not what brands are the highest quality in vinyl?
Thnk you
Hi Gale, yes I would talk with them about the options they offer and why they recommend those choices. I do think they’ll be able to offer a great solution for you.