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Renewal by Andersen of Detroit provides window and door replacement from its Wixom location for the Metro Detroit region. Its service area reaches Flint, Ann Arbor and communities…
Fiberglass replacement windows are the main window offering at Majic Window in Wixom. Serving Michigan and Ohio, the company brings over 25 years of experience to window installation…
The Kentwood showroom of Renewal by Andersen of Greater Michigan serves customers considering replacement windows and doors in the Grand Rapids, Muskegon and Lansing areas. Its process moves…
Manufacturing and installation come together at Wallside Windows, a family-owned business operating since 1944 with a factory and showroom in Taylor. It makes its own replacement windows and…
Dover and Company serves Flint and other Michigan communities with garage doors, entry doors, patio doors, windows, siding, and gutters. In business since 1936, it handles both installation…
Michigan-made replacement windows are the focus of WeatherGard, a family-owned manufacturer and installer in Farmington. Its factory-direct Series 700 windows use vinyl frames and are custom made to…
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A person checks every claim against what the business states on its own website.
We mark an attribute as "not enough info" when the business's website does not state it.
Owners can email team@michiganwindowinstallers.com with corrections and the website page supporting a service claim.
We gather listings from public Google business records and each business's own website. A person checks every claim. For service attributes, we look for a statement on the business's website before marking yes. The directory includes 610 listings across Michigan, with city and small-town pages to help you find businesses to contact. Basic listings are free. Featured and premium placements are paid and marked, so you can recognize those placements while comparing services.
"Not enough info" means the business's own website does not state that attribute. The business may offer the service, so ask directly before ruling it out. Owners can request a correction at team@michiganwindowinstallers.com and share the relevant page on their website. A person checks the supporting claim before the attribute is marked yes.
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Choosing a window installer in Michigan starts with a clear description of your project. Use the directory to find businesses and compare the services their websites state. Then contact businesses with the same questions and ask for written details. Keep your project notes beside the listing as you call. That makes it easier to identify unanswered questions, compare proposed work, and decide which business you want to discuss the project with further.
Explain what you want the installer to look at and what result you want. Mention window replacement, glass repair, doors, or egress windows if those are part of the project. Describe which windows are involved and any material or brand preferences. If you are considering vinyl or wood or clad windows, say so. Ask if the business handles that work and serves your address before discussing its proposal.
A yes in the services grid means the business's own website states that service or trait. A person checks every claim. "Not enough info" means the website does not state it. Ask the business directly about any missing detail that matters to your project. Treat entries for financing, free estimates, written warranties, and licensed and insured the same way. The directory does not check licenses or insurance.
Ask the business to explain the proposed work, the window materials, and any named brands in its quote. Discuss what is included and what would require a separate agreement. If a written warranty is offered, request its terms and ask what it covers. If financing matters to you, ask for the details in writing. Confirm any statements about licenses and insurance directly with the business before agreeing to the work.
If your project involves excavation, Michigan law requires all utility lines to be flagged before excavation begins. MISS DIG 811 is a free service. Contact MISS DIG 811 if you do the work yourself. If you hire a contractor, the contractor should contact MISS DIG 811. You cannot begin digging before the start time on your locate request, even if all utilities have been marked. Ask who will make that contact.
Read written quotes beside your original project description. Check that each addresses the same windows and services. Compare the stated materials, named brands, included work, and written warranty terms. Ask each business to explain omissions or unclear wording and put agreed changes in writing. Keep financing details with the relevant proposal if offered. A quote that answers your questions gives you a clearer basis for choosing a business and agreeing on the scope.
The directory includes 610 listings across Michigan. You can browse 72 city pages and 26 small-town pages, then contact individual businesses to confirm that they serve your address and handle your project.
A yes means the business's own website states that service or trait, and a person has checked the claim. Confirm the details directly with the business, including the scope of work and any terms that apply to your project.
"Not enough info" means the business's website does not state that service or trait. Contact the business to ask. Owners can email team@michiganwindowinstallers.com with a correction and a supporting page on their website.
Basic listings are free. Featured and premium placements are paid and marked. Zwings LLC does not take payment for ratings. Read the service details and contact businesses directly when deciding whom to hire.
The directory does not check licenses or insurance. A yes for "licensed and insured" means the business's own website states it. Ask the business to confirm its information directly before agreeing to work.
If you do the work yourself, contact MISS DIG 811. If you hire a contractor, the contractor should contact MISS DIG 811. The service is free. Digging cannot begin before the start time on the locate request, even if all utilities have been marked.