Be careful of that low-ball quote for new windows!
Have you spent another season of high utility bills because of drafty windows? How about another wasted vacation week scraping and painting wood windows? You don’t have to suffer with old, inefficient or water-damaged windows! Here at Speaks Custom Window & Sunrooms, we have nearly 40 years of experience installing new windows in the Lexington, North Carolina area. We owe our longevity to our passion for treating people fairly and producing meticulous installations. Our attention to detail is unmatched in the area.
If you are being tempted by one of the many gimmicks being advertised out there, we want to help you understand why those are not your best option. First, while they may advertise a low price, what you end up paying is usually much higher. They’ll find one reason or another why their low-cost window won’t work for you. They’ll employ a high-pressure sales pitch until you are convinced that the windows that are twice the price are what you really want. Perhaps that would be okay if the quality was what they are pitching, but it usually isn’t.
Here’s what you get from us instead. You get a fair and honest price for your new windows. Our no-pressure sales policy even comes in writing. You’ll also get quality workmanship installing your new windows. They usually “rip and stick” – meaning they take out your old windows and pop the new ones in with just a bit of caulk. That is not enough! We fully inspect the window openings, and 9 times out of 10, we find rotten jambs and sills, mold or even an active termite colony. We will replace any damaged materials so your new windows have a secure opening, and we’ll use a special-order sealant to ensure there are no gaps where water and insects could enter. We are confident we are your best option for new windows that will give you a lifetime of benefits. Call today to learn more.
At Speaks Custom Window & Sunrooms, we install new windows in Salisbury, Concord, Kannapolis, Charlotte, Lexington, Mocksville, and Mooresville, North Carolina.