Windows by Andersen Disadvantages
Andersen is a well-known brand in the window industry, offering a wide range of products for homeowners and businesses. While the main advantage to choosing Andersen windows is the name, there are also many disadvantages that should be considered. Here are some of the key disadvantages of windows by Andersen:
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High cost:
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One of the biggest disadvantages of Andersen windows is their high cost. These windows are typically more expensive than other brands, which can make them less accessible to homeowners on a budget. Anderson spends a great deal of money on Advertising, and this increases the cost of their windows to homeowners without adding to the quality. Do you want to pay for the next 20 years for a product, when you could have purchased a similar product and maybe higher quality for less?
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Limited warranty: Andersen windows may also have a limited warranty when compared to other brands. This means that homeowners may not have as much protection if their windows fail or require repairs. The non-glass components of your Renewal by Andersen windows, including non-electric operators, locks, lifts, balance systems, hinges, handles, insect screens, weatherstripping, sash, and frame members, are warranted to be free from defects in manufacturing, materials, and workmanship for a period of ten (10) years from the original installation This was copied and pasted directly form the Anderson Renewal Warranty page. Does a (10) year warranty sound like a high quality to you? If you are paying for one of the most expensive windows available, do you think it should carry one of the best warranties?
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Limited energy efficiency a true drawback: While Andersen windows offer some energy efficiency features, they may not be as efficient as other brands like StarMark Evo. This means that homeowners may not see as much energy savings as they would with other windows even though they spent more for the Anderson name. Does that make sense when it comes to spending your hard earned money?
