Anyone?

Small town window companies are hard to follow.

The numbers by themselves seem about right for Grids and LowE coatings, I'd almost assume Cardinal glass with those numbers.

I'd ask for references of past customers if they have any that you can talk too and then I'd compare them to Marvin windows if your interested in wood windows.

I am a Sun Window dealer in Austin, Texas. After a decade of selling Pella windows I made the switch to Sun due to their extruded aluminum frames and sashes (Pella and many clad wood manufacturers have thin roll formed aluminum clad sashes which dent easily in hail storms) and their powder coat exterior which has a 20 year warranty (most clad windows Pella included have a 10 year warranty to their baked on paint finishes). We have many happy customers with Sun windows here in Austin. If you are in Kentucky you can purchase directly from the factory sales team and they would be happy to show you around and give you an in depth look at their process which are very advanced for a company of their size. Also, there are many glass options including triple glazing. I hope this helps.

Hello all, just ran across this. We have a 109 year old Victorian farmhouse we are renovating and I MUST get some windows ordered - just a few for the moment. I spoke to a window guy here - was calling about Quaker and Marvin and he wants to show me Sun. Just looked up Sun and looks promising. Kenhuck, what did you end up going with?

This post is almost three years old. I'm sure the OP is loooong gone.

This post was edited by bpChiIl on Wed, Dec 10, 14 at 22:39

Terrible windows and service in Middle Tennessee, gaskets collapse within window and they will not return calls, nor replace after guaranteeing they would. Run, run fast. Worse windows ever unless you don't mind replacing within a few years.