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R&L Windows

R&L Windows

(49 reviews)

We had a great experience working with R&L Windows and Tasha through the whole process of…read moreinstalling a new exterior door at our house. We contacted several businesses, but not many of them were willing to work with city permits. Tasha took full ownership of this for us and did a great job. She was also very good about communication and was proactive in keeping us updated on the process. We also appreciated the transparency throughout. The final project team who came to our home were also a great bunch of guys who all seemed to have worked together for a very long time, and did a solid job. We got exactly what we were hoping to get from this project. Would highly recommend Tasha and her team for any door or window installation and GC work.

My experience with R&L Windows really couldn't have been any better…read more My general contractor had given me a quote for windows and sliding doors which seemed decent, but a little high. I reached out to a few different window providers, and R&L Windows was one of them. R&L reached out to me in record speed. They provided a quote which BEAT the GC's quote, and even followed up with me directly on my phone via text messages (which I really loved). They were incredibly communicative (in the best, most respectful ways - not overbearing), and listened carefully to exactly what I needed to ensure nothing was missed. I can't recommend R&L higher. Fantastic people, fantastic products, fantastic service, and world-class communications. My wife and I didn't replace all our windows, but if we need to upgrade or change any in the future, R&L will be our first pick. STRONGLY RECOMMEND!

Energy Exteriors NW - Day 3 replacing French Door

Energy Exteriors NW

(25 reviews)

We had our entire house resided with Hardie board and couldn't be happier! Erin was professional,…read moreprompt and great about answering all of my questions (and I had a TON of them!). This was by far the lowest quote we got but it was that and the professionalism that made us choose them. The crew was great - fast, efficient and very, very skilled with Hardie board siding. We had several other projects done at the same time and each contractor commented on how well the Hardie was being installed. They kept us informed and communicated well when there were questions or decisions to be made. The entire project was done in six working days, clean up with thorough and we are 100% satisfied with the results. I highly recommend Energy Exteriors NW and when we need to have our windows replaced, we will definitely be contacting them for the work.

My husband and I hired Energy Exteriors NW for a Milgard sliding door installation, and months…read morelater we're still dealing with the fallout, both from the door itself and from how the company has handled it. The install, twice: The first crew (7/30) installed the door with the frame out of square and the handle missing a part entirely, so it couldn't latch, rattled constantly, and had an inconsistent gap against the frame. They also cut out the old door and frame without putting down any protective sheeting, so concrete board dust (a fiber-cement material containing silica, an OSHA-regulated health hazard) covered the interior of our home, especially our kitchen. When the Project Manager inspected the door the next day, he confirmed the frame was installed incorrectly and promised to reinstall it properly. The second crew came back to redo the frame and reinstall the door (8/03), and while removing and replacing the trim and frame, they damaged our exterior siding. Erin offered to send her own crew to fix it, but after what happened during that reinstall (below), we didn't want any more of her installers in our home, so we're handling that repair ourselves. The incident: During a follow-up visit (8/04) to address ongoing problems, I pointed out that the door still wasn't right. One of the installers snapped at me in our kitchen: he shook the door hard, smirked, and yelled "YOU DON'T LIKE THIS?!" at me repeatedly, then suggested he could just remove the security lock if the rattle bothered us. My husband told both installers to leave. Ownership's response: We called immediately. Owner Erin didn't call back until later that day and showed no real concern. She followed up with a lengthy, polished email questioning our account of the incident, since our home security camera only captured the outside of the house, as if that meant what happened inside couldn't be trusted. It's a telling response from someone whose installer had just screamed at a customer. Where things stand now: Milgard has since come out to inspect the door as a warranty matter, and confirmed that the rattle and stiff latch are common on a large, custom 7.5-foot slider like ours (something we were never told when we ordered it), and that there's nothing more to be done about either one. The scratch on the interior glass, which appeared during the first install, will finally be repaired next week, months after the original install. One more thing worth knowing: their contract includes a non-disparagement clause instructing customers not to post negative comments online. That kind of clause is illegal and unenforceable under the federal Consumer Review Fairness Act of 2016. Its presence alone tells you how this company intends to handle complaints. (Not a lawyer, but this is well-established consumer protection law.) If you look through Erin's responses to other critical reviews here, you'll see a pattern: she replies to nearly every negative review personally, and instead of taking accountability, she consistently questions or minimizes the customer's experience. That's exactly what she did with us. We wanted a door that worked like a brand-new door should, an intact house, and honest communication. What we got was a door we still have to fight with every time we use it, a house we're repairing ourselves, and a company that was never straight with us. Do your research before hiring this company, and think twice before signing a contract with a non-disparagement clause in it. You can save yourself a lot of time, headaches, and potential damage by hiring a company with careful and professional installation crews, and managers who aren't (seemingly) motivated by a compulsion to always be right, even when they are demonstrably in the wrong and making mistakes left and right.

Jack's Construction - New basement French doors..perfectly hung!

Jack's Construction

(37 reviews)

Jack did a great job installing new locks on our house and utility room. We got his name from Frank…read moreLumber/The door store and he was responsive, on time and super friendly. Thanks for making that home improvement so easy with no hassle. Highly recommend Jack.

I was referred to Jack's Construction by Frank Lumber. Jack quoted me $1,600 plus staining to…read morereplace my door. I specifically asked if there were any additional costs, materials, delivery, anything, and he said no, everything was included except staining & sales tax. I got another quote, which was slightly less than his price, but given that he was recommended by Frank, I choose to work with him. When the door arrived he quoted me 4-6 weeks to install the door, I kindly thanked his time and said I would rather work with someone else as I would like get my door sooner than later. He said he can do it sooner and sent the door for staining. After the install, he handed me an invoice for $3,600 plus tax. When I questioned it, his story kept changing: * First he said it was for extra materials and delivery, the same things he told me were included. * Then he stated that the trim was so expensive and that he had to go get it. * Then he claimed staining alone was $1,800. I called the staining company directly. The actual cost was $900. At that point he continued being evasive and aggressive. He eventually offered a $400 discount off his inflated invoice. Needing the project done, hoping that I never have to deal with him, I paid $3,200 and moved on. We agreed on $2,500. I paid $3,200. The difference was built on lies. Avoid.

The Glass Guru of Everett - windowsinstallation - Updated October 2026

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