Simonton Windows FAQ

Simonton is owned by Ply Gem which is owned by Cornerstone Brands. Ply Gem produces many window brands for sale all over the country through many distribution channels.

Simonton makes mid-level type windows. Generally speaking they are not as nice as products you can get from other brands. Simonton windows are very widely distributed so you see many small contractors offering these windows. Typically larger window dealers will work with higher end brands to provide better results for their customers.

Yes. Simonton windows will use the cheaper constant force or coil balances that are not as nice as the upgraded type you’ll see in nicer windows. Simonton is not producing the top of the line products so you don’t get top of the line components.

Vinyl. Simonton windows are all vinyl windows. Vinyl is the most common window material because it is durable, energy efficiency and cost effective.

Simonton windows come with a lifetime warranty. Typically labor and glass breakage are not included although some dealers my offer these warranties as additional options. Overall the warranty is pretty decent on Simonton windows.

The prices for Simonton windows will vary a lot depending on the particular situation and the dealer selling them. We see wide ranges of retail prices for Simonton windows. These windows are available in a wide range of configurations which can greatly impact the final price.

There are typically many dealers in every city selling Simonton windows. They’re usually smaller contractors as larger window companies will often sell nicer brands. Usually the pickup truck type contractor will offer Simonton.

For comparison you can get pricing online for upgraded models that will be more efficient and nicer windows right here.

Yes. The Simonton window models can be tricky to understand. They’ll sell the same windows under different brands to try to help their dealers differentiate themselves. This is not an unusual strategy, other companies do it too, and it can make the process of comparing options very confusing. They do this on purpose. Find Simonton window reviews here to help make sense of it.

People will complain about Simonton windows for many reasons. Usually the installation is the cause of the problem. It’s important to keep in mind that the person doing the complaining often doesn’t actually know the cause of the problem they just know that they’re unhappy. This can make understanding a Simonton windows complaint very challenging. Find more info on Simonton windows complaints here.

No. If you were my buddy asking me for my advice I would say you can find a better product elsewhere. I know Simonton has may enthusiastic salespeople out there, but that doesn’t mean the windows are actually fantastic. You can find the option I would recommend here.