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We went with granite direct because we thought they offered a good product and guaranteed install within 90 days for cabinets, granite countertops and demo for our kitchen reno. 160 days later, they installed 50% of damaged cabinets that have cracked mitres on all cupboards and no touch up paint to be found. Our counter was 2 slabs, the first one cracked during shipping and was not re-ordered, they tried to epoxy it themselves. The second granite slab cracked during install, and they want us to wait another 4 months to get all the deficiancies cleaned up. They give us the run around every day. Constantly having to check up on status and we never get any promises they make in writing.

Approximate cost of services:
$20,000.00
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3/10

We did our diligence in selecting a window manufacturer. We went with a big local company with an excellent BBB rating and a great product. Cost was not our first concern, but they ended up being nearly the lowest bid. Our salesman was great, always available with any questions we had. Even got us qualified for 1 year no finance option even tho we had our contract before the promotion. THe installers were excellent and tidy. They made their job look easy and were happy to show and describe all aspects of the installation process. Our problems began when 9 of our windows were manufactured with the incorrect grill inserts. We had to have a service visit to replace them. This was 6 weeks later. Within that time we noticed a lot of glue on the inside and outside of our windows and asked our customer service rep to add that to our service call list. When the service techs arrived I first brought to their attention the glue on the inside and outside of the windows, he took a razor from his pocket and scraped some of it off and said I should do the same to all windows, that they would not be able to remove it. When I explained to him that I just bought brand new windows and didnt feel I should have to scrape glue off all of them, he suggested making a service call in the summer to have it looked at. Now they were off to re install the 9 windows, and all seemed to be going ok. But on their departure, the tech informed me that they had broken one of the windows during the attempted install and someone would be calling me to reschedule another appointment in mid January or February to install this locatrion(another 6 weeks). As I felt there was nothing to be done I accepted this and they were on their way. 2 days later I noticed that the window beside the one they couldnt replace was completely broken on the inside pane. I immediately called All weather windows and spoke with someone about my concerns. They advised me that it was unlikely that the other panes would crack as well. I told her it was unacceptable as this was in my 2 year old daughters room and was unsafe. She said that there was nothing they could do before mid January, and the call ended by me requesting to speak to a manager. 3 days later with no call back, I phoned back in. I spoke with someone new and raised the same concerns. This time the person I spoke to actually made an effort, she was able to give me an appointment date in 2 weeks to have both windows replaced. I would have to say that I would not recommend AWW to anyone after having to deal with their customer service dept. The sales and installation was great, but the service is just as important, and I felt that AWW could use a lot of work in this dept.

Approximate cost of services:
$23,000.00
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Company Response

Dylan, I would like to thank you for taking the time to write this review. We strive for customer satisfaction at All Weather Windows and are very good at what we provide to our customers. That being said, unfortunately, there can be issues in a manufacturing and installation environment and are always looking for continuous improvement. I would like to apologize for the experience that you had with our after installation service, it is truly not typical of how we operate. The “glue” that you have described was most likely excess silicone and although easily removed, it should have been cleaned by our installers before leaving your home. If this is still required please contact me and we will take care of this for you when the temperature is suitable. Overall, Service leads times can vary and there are many tasks that are weather related or rescheduled due to poor weather, that can present unique challenges for us. I am glad to hear that you were very satisfied with your experience from a sales, value and installation perspective and it that once the service was complete, our product. Your input will be utilized in future training initiatives to correct some of the challenges we faced during your experience. Thank you once again.

Trevor Derewlanka
National Renovations Sales Manager
All Weather Windows