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| - Yesterday I had Affordable Energy Solutions replace my old aluminum framed Single-pane windows. I just purchased the house about 2 months ago, and as soon as I moved in I knew those had to be the first things I got rid of. I called up these guys and they came out and provided me an incredibly good quote on the window replacement, and also mentioned some other areas of the home that could use improvement for the sake of energy efficiency. There were a lot of other areas that I would never known to look at for saving money.
The crew that they sent out to replace the windows were top-notch and I imagine are among the best in the field. This was my first time ever having windows replaced, so I'm no expert, but I just can't imagine the friendliness and professionalism getting any better than it was. I took the day off of work to be home while the windows were installed. Mind you, I had 6 very large custom windows and a typical sliding glass door that all were replaced. NONE of it looked like an easy task, and I never would have considered installing any of the items myself. They certainly knew what they were doing, and worked their butts off to get the job done right.
The crew cleaned up after themselves as they went along, and were very methodical. Half the day I could sit there and not even realize that there were workers in my house doing so much work, because they were that efficient. All of the work was completed in one day, which I am sure was a hard day of work for those guys but it was no sweat off my back.
So glad I didn't wait until it was 110 degrees outside before doing this.
In addition to the excellent workmanship, the quality of the windows that I got installed was better than I expected. The window frames have a sort of design, or style to them that I don't know how to describe. I guess I can say that they just look "Better" than expected. My windows look way better than my neighbors, who look like they had theirs replaced with the run-of-the-mill quality from Home Depot, which would be what you would expect. I like the fact that the windows are made locally here in Arizona, at least the kind I received, and that I supported local business instead of a big box store.
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