Tiffini Poole
Fausto did an excellent job replacing the window. The work was fast and everything was left neat and clean.
Window Wise is a residential window-repair specialist in Raleigh serving communities across the Triangle. For failed insulated-glass units, it can replace the glass while retaining the existing frame and window components in most cases.
Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, Zebulon, Wendell, Clayton, Garner, Fuquay-Varina, Cary, Holly Springs, New Hill and Apex.
Window Wise is one of 9 window installers ProsGrade lists in Raleigh, North Carolina.
7 services listed, including Glass replacement, Wood, vinyl and aluminum window repair and Balance-system repair. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 5.0 from 312 reviews.
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Several customers praise quick, efficient window work and tidy cleanup. One appreciated clear office reminders, while another says Window Wise replaced four pieces of glass in the cloudy window rather than the whole window.
Fausto did an excellent job replacing the window. The work was fast and everything was left neat and clean.
Clean, efficient work replacing two windows with broken seals. We had been procrastinating getting them fixed, but the process was simole and quick. Highly recommend!
Fausto did an amazing job installing the new windows along with his teammate. They also helped replace weatherstripping on our other windows. The pricing was great and they cleaned up and made sure I was happy before they left.
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It excludes damage caused by deteriorated or improperly maintained exterior caulking, structural movement or settling, pressure washing, glass breakage after installation, and alteration, modification or tampering with the glass unit.
For a warrantable seal failure during the warranty period, Window Wise helps coordinate the warranty process and works toward a timely resolution.
Temporary condensation may appear on the interior or exterior glass surface during high humidity or rapid temperature changes; this is normal and does not indicate seal failure.