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Windows Okna Tri State Alpha Royal

5 years ago

Hi all. I'm deciding on which windows to go with. I have a quote for 19 Okna 500's for $17, 100. I believe the installer does good work. I just worry about issues I may run into down the road. What if the installer retires? Would whoever takes over, give me the same guarantee, I don't know. I know Okna is not coming here. Then, there's Tri States 4100 for $13,000. Any issues, they'll stand by their work and window. I got other quotes for Alphas composite window-don't want that. Also, going to get Royals prices. Any advice? Thank you!

Comments (9)

  • 5 years ago

    The $4k extra, you think is worth it?

  • 5 years ago

    Over TriState, Alpha and Royals? Yes and I am not even sure who makes those windows.

  • 5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    Who makes alpha windows and who makes Royal? the okna pricing looks good.

    what state are you in?

    Patti Depo thanked Window Genius
  • PRO
    5 years ago

    The Okna price might be considered high if they are just inserts with no thrills. Window brands can be very regional so a lot of can’t truly evaluate all of them. Consider other brands such as Soft-Lite , Sunrise ,Polaris or let is know what else you have Available. You want to compare brands that are quality , vet the company installing them and make sure the installation details are the same.

  • 5 years ago

    I'm on Long Island n NY. Alpha and Royal make they're own windows. Saw the Royal today. For 20K I could get their new builds, but I really don't like the window.

    I found one place that offers Soft Lites, Ideal, Hi Mark & Polaris. I'm going to try to get there soon! I think a couple of these are a level above the Okna 500's?

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    The 500 is their more entry level product. If you are going to compare upper lines, you should make the same model comparison across products (i.e. Soft Like Element = Okna Envirostar in terms of the comparative).

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    +1. Solid price for the okna model, but their higher lines are even better. The HiMark that you mentioned is an Okna product as well.

    Regarding the worry about the installer, if he goes under another Okna dealer will simply be your go-to. Contrary to what you may have thought, an arrangement like that offers you more security as a consumer than a smaller manufacturer/installation combined company. Sure you might have to pay a fee for service parts to be installed in that unfortunate event, but that is certainly better than the entire company going away making parts unavailable.

  • 5 years ago

    Thank you all for your responses!

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