We had some of the usual suspects come out to bid on updating windows in our house as well as add a set of garden doors to the back of our house. We spoke with Pella, Anderson, as well as Home Depot and Magic Window. We were impressed with the Magic Window product from the get-go. The technology they leverage within their product is simply superior to the standard window technology. Too much to mention here in that regard, but a nice, easy example is the crank that standard windows use to open the window. The Magic Window does not use a crank, so you do not have to deal with the eventual deterioration of that mechanism. With Magic Window, you simply push the window open and pull it closed. Very simple, very robust. The hideaway screens and blinds are also a blessing in keeping the look very clean and promoting as much light coming into the house as possible.
Over the course of two years, we have had all (except two bay) windows in our house as well as a set of garden doors updated by Magic Window. We are very pleased with the product, and have had no issues whatsoever. They have added light, functionality, and have greatly enhanced the look of the house - inside and out. We also have a lot of oak throughout our house, and while the company does not offer wood windows or doors, they do offer a synthetic with an oak-like finish. I was very skeptical of having this synthetic finish in my home, especially next to the real thing. But, once I saw the real life samples, I was very pleased. The finish is much more pleasing than you'd expect, and blends with my wood very well. Plus, the benefits of synthetic over wood for window/door longevity can't be argued.
The only challenge I've had with this company is that depending on the sales person you work with, they can be a little bit disorganized. However, it is very much worth the time taken to get to know them and work with them on a plan that works for your home. Without hesitation, I am happy to recommend this company's great product.
