Renewal By Andersen Prices In 2023 | Window Costs And Sales Tactics Revealed

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[@paulb9408]

10+ grand for 2 sliding window replacements - I think it came down to $8800 after "discounts". Holy cow - I think even the sales guy knew it was insane.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

That is a crazy bid. I list some of the RbA complaints on the following page - www.replacementwindowsreviews.co/complaints/renewal-by-andersen-complaints.html - most of which are bid/price related. The company often gets away with it, so they continue to throw out some pretty outlandish quotes.

[@mattdelsanto5108]

Thank you for this video. I just received a quote and it was $2,272 per window. everything you said in this video is spot on. They are just way too expensive.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Yes, that is a pretty ridiculous price per window. I can offer some alternative brands -- shoot me an email and let's get you some options for your area! [e-mail]

[@emausfam6240]

Relative. My vinyl windows are 2 years old and already need replacing. I wish I had done it right the first time. Can’t even see through my windows as the winter and summer , ying and Yang, have ripped my cheap ones apart.

[@342boss]

​@emausfam6240 exactly!! Salesmen are salesmen. RBA will still be in business if there is ever an issue. Only time I would buy windows by cost is if I was selling the house soon.

[@ConspiracyDebunked]

If you live in the NE and cheap out and go with vinyl you have no one to blame but yourself.

[@342boss]

Everyone picks on RBA, yet the sales tactics are identical to the other 4 quotes I got. They all have billboards plastered around town too. The whole industry is shady. At least RBA will still be in business when I have an issue.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Yes, that is a good point, although Renewal has a bit more of their script down and tends to be pricier than other companies. I agree, the industry is shady - which is too bad. I also agree that RBA will be around when and if you have a problem, although because it's a franchise, if that owner is no longer around, do they cover warranty issues? I actually don't know the answer to this.

[@amanda1500]

I've had mine 12 yrs, so far so good. They even called me about a recall that seemed like a non issue to me, came over and replaced my bay window panels.

[@realfatchicken8723]

My local Okna dealer didn’t do anything shady and ultimately just sold me the window unit to let me install myself (it was presented as an option at the start). Triple pane, low E, 74”x45” 800-series slider for ~$650. Any warranty related issues I just file a claim through the dealer. The dealer mostly does roofing and siding though so maybe that makes them less shady 😂

[@bartosullivan8050]

Their representative out of Chattanooga was very nice. We are replacing four Stanley Steel Outswing French Doors. My wife and I still laugh when we repeat their quote of $55,644 , but hey, they did offer 120 month financing @7.99% and $502 per month. You can buy the same Anderson 400 Doors at Home Depot for about 5K each. We are going with Pella!

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

This does sound about right -- I'm glad you found a solid solution!

[@terryjones8360]

I surely would NOT go with Pella! I put one in my basement and ended up tearing it out and putting in an Anderson. The Pella was absolute JUNK!

[@amanda1500]

Wow, I got interest free for 5 yrs. 12 years ago. They are expensive, so far so good here, no regrets. I had issues from my Pella doors right out of the box. Theyr'e quality control stinks, they tried to blame installer for doors not being square. Once their rep came out and saw for himself, they ordered me another new set and said I could keep the garbage ones.😅. It seems everywhere is a roll of the dice.

[@camouflagejumpsuit]

2024 I paid 3300 for ONE double-hung Renewal by Anderson window. Now how the heck am I going to afford the other 7 windows :(

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Could you check out other options that might match the look of the Renewal? I might take a look at Sunrise with their wood grain interiors -- www.replacementwindowsreviews.co/vs/sunrise-windows-vs-andersen.html

[@emausfam6240]

You didn’t say a word about fiberex vs vinyl. You didn’t mention about service guarantee and warranty. You didn’t mention how expensive window installation can be say if you decide to go with a vinyl window that is sub’d to an incompetent contractor. You spent a lot of time on price. You seem reasonable. Perhaps conclude with “You get what you pay for.”

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

My apologizes - it's hard to tackle all of it in a single video - plus the franchise structure of renewal means that service guarantees and warranties might not always be "equal" to one another. Window installation cost is SOOOO varied by company that that is also a tough one to tackle. I do have a video that talks about installation costs based on the type of installation needed for each project though...

[@STsixx]

@@replacementwindowsreviews Much of the nation is not franchised, but actually owned and operated by Andersen Corporation. Make sure to understand that.

[@DIGJE]

⁠​⁠@@STsixx incorrect. Only about 10% of the network are corporate owned branches. The remaining 90% are affiliate owned. Which means they have exclusive agreements to only offer RBA products and Andersen Patio & French Doors. Adhere to marginal growth and marketing spend. Mass majority of the installers within the affiliate network are 1099 (sub) contractors but install to the standard installation methods RBA dictates. Warranties are pretty consistent nationwide with exceptions to a few affiliates that offer lifetime install.

[@DIGJE]

Fibrex is 60% vinyl. Does look better than vinyl framed windows. From a performance standpoint the video does point out AI ratings not being up to speed with competitor. This is true and mainly due to the aesthetics of the product. To obtain that traditional framed look there are some lessor performing areas. However their R&D department are actively improving all areas of the window to deliver not only a pretty window but the best performing.

[@mychannel-yo5qv]

I’m a rba installer nd I can tell you no one offers the guarantee rba from Long Islands offers they go out of their ways to make customers happy, I think the price it’s absolutely reasonable for the service you get.

[@rickmaddox5702]

I was just quoted $46,000 before the discount by renewal by Anderson for 8 windows. After the discount $33,000. I think this price outrageous.

[@sunroomdan]

They sold my mother-in-law 11 windows for $45,000. She has pancreatic cancer and has diminished mental capacity because of her chemotherapy. These guys are vultures. Stay away.

[@puerulus]

The "before discounts" price is a fake price to make the buyer think that they're actually getting a good deal. It's a borderline scam.

[@tgatt5759]

Jfc, I hope you told them to kick rocks 😂

[@brianrenteria9181]

You are paying for professional installation, life time warranty, and customer service. Also the best window you can put on your home. So yes it will be the most expensive compared to a cheap vinyl window. To top it off it will also raise your property value by the same amount your windows cost.

[@jc6461]

There's a difference between more expensive and getting totally ripped off

[@amanda1500]

I've had my Renewal windows for 12yrs. So far so good. I like them. They are pricey though.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Glad to hear that your experience has been good. I have friends who have RBA and they like them -- I just think there are some better performers at a lower price point...

[@camouflagejumpsuit]

​@@replacementwindowsreviewsfind me some please. I looked at Pella and their cheapest product was still 2000 each.

[@photonqopt]

Yesterday, RBA quoted me 5,900 dollars for a *single* window of 30" by 25". For the same day signing, they offered 25% discount, but it's still almost 4,500 dollars. It is way beyond outrageous and shocking and i didn't sign. The sales person ran a mini "science experiment" demonstrating that RBA windows blocks 90 percent of the heat while others trsnsmitting more than 70%.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Wow, that is about as high a bid as I've ever heard of for a single window!

[@KyleBrouwer-xy2ov]

Maybe RbA is on the expensive side, yeah. But what is the alternative? I’ve replaced my windows with vinyl windows, even really expensive ones, and they always fail. 3 years on one set and about 6 on the expensive set. So in the end, is RbA actually expensive. A neighbor down the street has had RbA windows for 14 years and he says they’re a dream. At this point I’d rather have spent more money one time instead of saving some money and doing it every 3-6 years. I think part of the problem that makes the industry shady is that nobody is willing to say vinyl shouldn’t be a window to begin with. They’re plastic! Baking in the sun!

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Nearly all vinyl windows come with a lifetime warranty on the mainframe and sash. Renewal offers a 20 year warranty, which I find telling - I list the warranty details here - www.replacementwindowsreviews.co/company/renewal-by-andersen-reviews.html) - a quality vinyl window that fails after 6 years would absolutely be covered by the warranty - assuming that you purchased from a credible dealer. If the dealer balks at covering your warranty claim after 6 years, you should lambast them using google local reviews. That is ridiculous. What brand and series did you purchase?

[@matprang4508]

Unfortunately, I live in the state of Florida and I am forced to get impact resistant windows just got a quote started out at $69,000 for standard white double hung for the most part windows. I have 11 windows in my house by the time he got all the discounts, it was $49,000 even at $49,000. I have to say it wasn’t much more palatable at all. This is ridiculous. I’ve installed replacement windows. It’s not that big of a deal so from a labor standpoint I would say that’s pretty high. I could install windows myself unfortunately you need a permit to do anything including scratching your own ass in my county if I get caught doing it without a permit, I’m not sure how that will roll, but I’m sure it will be a big pain in the butt . I bought an older home and it’s all single pane aluminum frame windows. I know I signed up for it by buying a home and I really want to be much more efficient because my electricity bill is off the charts due to the fact that I might as well just leave the front door open while I run the air conditioner , pretty frustrated with the whole thing.

[@tbomb2265]

Considering how bad your energy situation is, the cost of the windows would probably be cut in Half just by reducing your power bill. On top of the added value to your home, you should definitely replace them. Whether you want to do Andersen or not is up to you, but the Fibrex material is definitely of a higher quality than anything else I've gotten from any other company. Had vinyl before, warped a lot because of the sun, fogged up in the winter. New Andersen windows much better. Got 7 windows and a door for 28,000$. After discount it was 22000$. Pay 200~ a month.

[@seanaguiar4196]

Try Power Home Remodeling. Would probably be close to 14k

[@JoeAlonzoenterprises]

I will never understand the term tactics, you ask for a “ Quote “ because you aren’t buying you are “ shopping around “ and they give you a quote. You are not required to buy!!!!!! They will however give you many incentives if you choose to purchase. The sales rep who makes his living ONLY if he does a good job and you buy while he is there!!!! It’s part of EVERY SALES PITCH EVER!!!! You call for a free estimate they give you an outstanding presentation and show you why you should use them. You are offered the quote and if you want to do it they will give you a discount so you can save them the time of Follow up call backs and helping them be a more efficient business. Home owners lie as well they don’t have both parties present to get the estimate like they are asked to do. If you don’t speak to both decision makers how can you be sure the other will retain all the info ??? ALL YOU WILL HEAR IS THE PRICE !!! NOT the quality or warranty or parts and pieces that the salesman MUST spend hours on to relay all the information to you with the hopes that he does a good job and you will purchase. You get an idea on price from, videos like this which are inaccurate most of the time. No one wants to waste time including the Salesman who wants to help and do what ever he can to get you what you need. But home owners are rude to them AFRAID that we have some magical words that will get you to buy!!!!! As a lifelong salesman do yourself a favor and be honest with the salesman tell him what you really need so he doesn’t have to waste 3 hours trying to pull it out of you! Most of us want to help, both people need to be present its your friggin house its a major project for your home. You didn’t buy it without the other person there. Prices are always high to anyone I have sold windows for 350 to 500 dollars and people were enraged. You want good quality which in my lifetime never comes cheap and a good install which also can never come cheap as well. It’s funny, you buy a house for 500K and in 6 years it’s worth a Million dollars. Do you ever feel bad that the price went up that much and you Made that money on the house? You take the profit you can make, but when a company wants to make a profit they should eat their costs so you can pay what you want!!!!! You will spend 20 dollars on a martini at a bar when you can buy a bottle for almost the same price and yet you don’t think you’re being robbed at the restaurant. But god forbid a window guy or a roofing guy make a profit or more than you think it’s worth. Keep in mind you have no knowledge of the business and what it takes to do it. LAST THING IF THEY GAVE YOU THEIR BOTTOM LINE YOU WOULD STILL ASK FOR MORE SO QUIT COMPLAINING

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

I see your point Joe. However, if the price starts out at $50K and ends up at $25K -- isn't that somewhat of a tactic? They never intended to see it at $50K - they intended the price to be $25K.

[@JoeAlonzoenterprises]

@@replacementwindowsreviews Salesman give a FREE ESTIMATE!! All of us say in the presentation that part is free. What do we require for a free estimate ? Both parties to listen to us so if and when you do decide to purchase you both understand fully what the company is offering. There isn’t a single other service that will come out for free plumbers and electricians are all paid to come do an analysis. We show up and the wife takes off, even after we tell you on the phone that all parties must be present. We also say early on that we would love to earn your business today and for those people ready to do the project we will offer promotions and incentives. Your ESTIMATE IS COVERED FOR A YEAR. The discounts are to get you on the schedule and for those people who feel like we are good fit for them. GOOD SALESMAN MAKE IT CLEAR that that’s the case. SO your discount has benefits why? Because if you are willing to make an informed decision today we will reward that individual with a great price. You can keep the one year price and shop till your hearts content. In home salesman make $0 for the quote or estimate and good ones work their asses off to give you all info for free. You don’t have to ever purchase from a company and bigger companies will have a bigger overhead and cost of doing business. It always amazes me how cheap and frugal people are with their homes. If their car needs fixing they spend it right away and when it’s really bad they will buy a brand new one immediately. A car a DEPRECIATING asset takes priority over and APPRECIATING asset like their home. NO ONE BITCHES AT NIKE when they sell sneakers for 160 bucks or Starbucks when they charge 6 dollars for coffee or a great Steak house that charges 75 to 100 for a great steak. But sell a window or door or HVAC PRODUCT for more money than the cheap local guy with no overhead no expenses no real warranty of way to service you correctly and its ridiculous. People get upset when we price and they realized that cant afford it or have to settle for less, or god forbid put it on a budget plan like they do with every other thing they buy like their IPHONES, Mortgages ETC.. We ask this at every appointment in the beginning, IF YOU THINK WE ARE A GOOD FIT FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SAY YES IF NOT NO IS PERFECTLY ACCEPTABLE. DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ALL SAY ???? NEVER YES OR NO its I need to sleep on it, I need to talk to my brother who purchased his windows 20 years ago so he knows about them. Homeowners give the same excuses every time we have to navigate through the BS to find out what is holding them back and once we do they usually will purchase IF done correctly. HOMEOWNERS are dishonest as well and as a good Salesman you have to show them that you are just like them a hard working person there to help them make a good decisions that adds value to their home and project. It’s not a tactic it’s a discount for a good customer who wishes to purchase while we are there today, they get a great price and we get business that keeps us profitable. You can get an idea of any price online today a salesman gives you the exact cost when you allow him to do his job correctly and rewards a family for making a good decision with a discount.

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

I was surprised at Renewal By Andersen Warranty only covers installation for 2-years and does not cover "performance of the low-maintenance exterior glass coating on products with HighPerformance Low-E4® glass"

[@jerrynotgerry]

That's cardinal glass' warranty not theirs I believeq

[@doggiefresh241]

I wish i saw this before scheduling a consultation

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

It's good to get the consultation I think -- it's a pretty window, just make sure to tell the salesperson you only have an hour for him. Surely he can do what he needs to do in under an hour :)

[@tubamike]

@@replacementwindowsreviewsyour so far off on this and setting everyone up for a terrible experience. Shame on you

[@weebooogieman9938]

THATS WHY THEY DOT GIVE PRICES WITH OUT COMING TO YOUR HOUSE TO TRY TO CONVINCE YOU FOR THEIR OVERPRICED SCAM THEY WANT THOUSNANDS PER WINDOW I GIO JUST AS GOOD WINDOW FOR 500 INSTALLED BY REPUTABLE COMPANY RIDICULOUS PRICES THEY GET PEOPLE ON THEY DONT HAVE TO PAY NOW

[@ConspiracyDebunked]

This dude doesn’t get it. Vinyl is plastic and is junk. The quality of a window is about the frame longevity and preserving the seals. This guy is harping on the wrong things.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

There are a lot of junky vinyl windows out there. In terms of frame longevity, I will take an Okna 800 DX over an RBA any day of the week even at the same price (vinyl over the composite) - there is a reason why high quality vinyl window manufacturers' warranties cover more for longer than RBA...

[@jerrynotgerry]

​@@replacementwindowsreviews That's a very silly way of thibking about how businesses work. Plastic manufacturing and cheap glass packs are very inexpensive to produce and typically only a handful of large company's afford heavy marketing that causes prices for their windows to go up.... Rba nationally spends the most money on advertising than any other remodeling product out there. That's where the costs really go. Their window is definitely a little better than vinyl. Fiberglass is still above both though. Also rba gives you one of the best glass packs available from Cardinal while most vinyl window co pants give you waylower quality glass. You should learn some business and manufacturing if the trade before you start spewing off inaccurate statements. I would never purchase rba but gotta feed facts.

[@andyf1693]

@ConspiracyDebunked what would you consider to be a superior material for quality frame and seal retention in a replacement window?

[@jc6461]

Vinyls not jumping for what renewal quoted me I could hire a finish Carpenter to build me windows and put them in for a third of the price

[@ConspiracyDebunked]

@@jc6461 build you windows? No chuck in a truck is building their own windows , they’re using cheap Home Depot plastic

[@hell-08-19Fdm]

Thank you for this video. I had an appointment today. After watching your video I decided to cancel my appointment.

[@Tito-e2y]

lol "unbiased advice" I went on your website and filled out the info. You sold my information to 1800 Hansons! They use the same sales tactics lol and a 4.1 star with reviews of not upholding their warranty. You're just a lead gen company that sells people's info. thanks, for trying to pre approve me for a loan to purchase windows as well...

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

You are correct that the form goes to 3 local companies and those vary by zip code so I have no control over who that goes to. I do appreciate you filling out the form and you are under no obligation to use any of the bids. Shoot me an email and I will send you my list of good and great windows/brands and companies. I will answer any project questions you have and review all of your bids to help you find the very best value for your money. That's my pledge - so let's get to work finding you an awesome window at a fair price! I feel that my offer is well worth one less-than-optimum bid... [e-mail]

[@nemera34]

Thank you. I had an appointment and just cancelled it.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Let me know what you find or if you need some suggestions for your area!

[@kellir.747]

I really needed this video, so thank you! My RBA consultant really pushed how much better their Fibrex windows are compared to traditional vinyl windows. The pricing played out exactly as depicted in the video. Ten replacement windows were priced in the $40k range, but with four or five discounts, I could get them for only $18k, with a 3% incentive to commit on the spot. I also had a quote from another company for 10 higher-end vinyl windows at just shy of $10k, with a lifetime transferable warranty. I was really having trouble quantifying the benefit of spending the extra $8k on Andersen windows. Given the performance numbers for the Andersen windows, it makes the calculus easier.

[@jc6461]

Live in a track style home built in 1998 they wanted $150,000 to replace windows that's more than $5,000 per window if you signed today will do it for $109,000 total scammers rip off

[@sunroomdan]

They just sold my mother-in-law 11 windows for $45,000. Not only is she a widow of a veteran but she has pancreatic cancer and diminished capacity because of the therapy. I am trying the attorney general today.

[@tubamike]

This video is telling lie's about noticing

[@davidnee6157]

Anderson windows are just TOO FRIGGEN STUPID HIGH PRICED! I needed a set of french doors. Anderson came to my house, did his BS for over an hour. Then........the Price....................$14,000 for 2 doors! Was 18k, but was nice and gave me a "Discount" I told him to leave .........nicely! Not even going to call them for "windows" Funny all the anderson video's I have seen here on YT.... Comments are turn OFF. Now I know why.

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

unfortunately, you're not the only one - www.replacementwindowsreviews.co/complaints/renewal-by-andersen-complaints.html

[@sunroomdan]

Charged my MIL who is dying from pancreatic cancer, nearly $5,000 per window. Scammers. - - Run away

[@replacementwindowsreviews]

Sorry to hear both of those pieces of information - blessings...

[@ericxzezse.474]

Are you kidding me I won’t ever replace my windows at those prices keep them Anderson can quit sending me there flyer It won’t happen in this lifetime!!!!