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    Edward's Window Decor

    4.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Window treatment installation or replacement

    Motorize existing window treatment

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    A+ service from the initial consultation all the way through installation highly recommend.

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    Prestige Windows & Doors - Benefits of impact windows & doors from prestige windows & doors

    Prestige Windows & Doors

    (90 reviews)

    Amazing experience working together with Michal, Daniel , and Javier. Great customer service and…read morethe install by Javier was perfect. Thank you so much and I would recommend anyone looking for doors or windows to give them a call. Thanks again

    This review is based solely on my personal experience and interaction with Prestige…read more My experience: When the windows were delivered on November 15, 2024, I was unable to reject the delivery as I was informed verbally, and they confirmed in writing, that the windows first "needed to be installed" before any inspection could take place. Per the contract terms, I was required to make the payments due at each stage -- including the delivery day payment, which brought my total paid to 90% of the $24,378.89 -- or face financial and legal consequences. FDACS public records: On March 2, 2026 I filed a consumer complaint with FDACS, State Consumer Mediator. Last week, on April 28, 2026, Prestige stated to the FDACS Mediator that I had: "inspected, accepted, paid for (in full), and permitted full installation of the product. No timely rejection occurred under the contract terms." BBB public record: However, 7 months earlier under the BBB complaint filed June 30, 2025, Prestige stated in a response on August 11, 2025: "When the client tried to 'reject the delivery', we called the manufacturer and they told us the windows had to be installed for them to look at them." I will now be taking the next legal step, supported by the detailed documentation I have compiled from Prestige's statements, responses and interactions over the past 18 months. My suggestion: Read the full complaints from the BBB (7/30/2025) and the FDACS (3/02/2026) which you can request to view at no cost. Based on the information in those documents and my experience, you can decide whether this is the right company for your project. In the meantime, see the photo of the windows that I get to look at every day, which shows four distinct multi colors (bright silver, light gray, medium gray and dark gray) visible from 30 feet away. (Click on photo which are best viewed on a computer screen, as phone views are tiny thumbnails.)

    NewSouth Window Solutions

    NewSouth Window Solutions

    (49 reviews)

    After using NewSouth 19 years ago we used them again after moving to a new location. Installation…read morewent flawlessly, installers did great work. Best value for high quality windows with a warranty that can't be matched.

    NEW SOUTH WINDOWS: $50,000 INSTALLATION, 3 YEARS OLD, AND NOW ABOUT $15,000 IN DAMAGE,…read moreINVESTIGATION AND REPAIRS If you're considering NewSouth Windows, please do your research first and read the BBB complaints and reviews, especially those mentioning leaks and water intrusion. The previous owner of my home spent approximately $50,000 on NewSouth impact windows and doors installed in 2023. Only about three years later, I'm now facing approximately $15,000 in investigation, repairs, legal costs, and related expenses after discovering significant water intrusion and hidden damage around the windows. The problem appears to have been occurring for months before we discovered it. It became serious enough that I paid $2,525 for a Cause and Origin forensic engineering investigation, and as the cost of correcting the damage continued to grow, I also had to hire an attorney to help protect my interests and evaluate the appropriate legal action. I then hired another licensed and insured company to correct the exterior sealing. Their $4,200 proposal calls for removing all of the old sealant around 10 windows and 2 double doors, thoroughly cleaning the perimeters, applying commercial grade Sikaflex 15LM sealant, and addressing screws in the slider drain channels. What made this even more frustrating was NewSouth's response. We purchased the home July 10, 2026. The original owner did not initiate NewSouth's warranty transfer within 30 days, and when I contacted them August 27, they declined to honor the remaining warranty because we were slightly outside that window, despite the original customer being involved and the windows being only about three years old. NewSouth later sent someone to my home. I assumed they were finally coming to assess the damage and reconsider the situation. Instead, the representative did not seem to know why he had been sent and had to call the office. My understanding was that they could potentially quote me to fix the work. After everything above, why would I pay NewSouth again? I wasn't the person who chose NewSouth or paid the original approximately $50,000, but unfortunately I'm the homeowner now paying the price. If you already have NewSouth windows, I strongly recommend having the exterior sealing independently inspected. If you're considering buying from them, read the complaints and ask very specific questions about installation quality, water intrusion, sealing, warranty transfers, and what happens if something goes wrong. For an installation completed in 2023, this experience has been completely unacceptable to me. The photos, videos, $4,200 corrective proposal, $2,525 forensic engineering investigation, and the fact that I've now had to involve legal counsel speak for themselves.

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