United Window & Door Manufacturing Inc

Author: Yaboi Angel Rating: 5/5 Date: 11/15/2023, 1:21:21 PM Review: Good quality with good prices —– Author: Yaboi Angel Rating: 5/5 Date: 11/15/2023, 1:21:21 PM Review: Good quality with good prices —– Author: Dominic Scalese Rating: 5/5 Date: 11/7/2023, 6:09:40 PM Review: United is always one of my favorite window/door brands. The Distinct lineup offers great pricing for a fantastic product. Steve Crowley, our United Vendor Representative is consistently communicating with our store and answering any questions we have. We see him in the store all the time, he is always willing to help us and customers. Highly recommend. —– Author: Dominic Scalese Rating: 5/5 Date: 11/7/2023, 6:09:40 PM Review: United is always one of my favorite window/door brands. The Distinct lineup offers great pricing for a fantastic product. Steve Crowley, our United Vendor Representative is consistently communicating with our store and answering any questions we have. We see him in the store all the time, he is always willing to help us and customers. Highly recommend. —– Author: jessica gordon Rating: 5/5 Date: 10/3/2023, 5:16:14 PM Review: Great quality good price and they communicate well —– Author: jessica gordon Rating: 5/5 Date: 10/3/2023, 5:16:14 PM Review: Great quality good price and they communicate well —– Author: John Everright Rating: 5/5 Date: 7/6/2021, 4:07:27 PM Review: I purchased the United 6068 Distinct series door at Lowe’s. After shopping for a couple of months at every place and price point, my gut told me, without spending 4K this was the best quality door out there. I have basic carpentry skills and can figure my way though most projects, but never having installed a sliding door and only replacing 1 window in my lifetime, I was nervous to tackle the project. I was replacing a French door that was rotting due to the poor installation of prior homeowners, and I didn’t want to screw this up. Spoke to an installer who told me the most important aspect of this working well (or not) was to make sure I took my time on the prep work of the opening, making sure everything was correct. His words exactly were, “don’t rush to get the new door in. Take your time, make sure the opening is square and plumb, and the project will be successful.” After removing the French door, I discovered that sides and top were perfect, but I had about a two inch drop left to right atcthe sill. Also concrete under the sill was cracked badly and nothing prior had been done to correct. The previous shimming was inadequate, and weatherproofing improper. This is what caused the French door to fail. Spent about 3 hours correcting, patching and allowing dry time, and making sure everything was as close to perfect level wise, and water sealed properly. Glad I did. The frame assembly was easy (could be easier if they labeled frame pieces). Took my time following the book instructions (sometimes confusing) and had a video on my phone showing/verifying process. I had figured on a 6+ hour project that took about 9 with me verifying step by step to make sure all was good. I’m confident that I could do this again (minus concrete work)?in a couple hours, but with it being the first go round with this type project, it took longer. The results are outstanding. The door looks great! The door is solid! The door is level and air tight. My father in law showed up as project was ending. He swears that my door is better than his Pella 250 series ( go price that!). —– Author: John Everright Rating: 5/5 Date: 7/6/2021, 4:07:27 PM Review: I purchased the United 6068 Distinct series door at Lowe’s. After shopping for a couple of months at every place and price point, my gut told me, without spending 4K this was the best quality door out there. I have basic carpentry skills and can figure my way though most projects, but never having installed a sliding door and only replacing 1 window in my lifetime, I was nervous to tackle the project. I was replacing a French door that was rotting due to the poor installation of prior homeowners, and I didn’t want to screw this up. Spoke to an installer who told me the most important aspect of this working well (or not) was to make sure I took my time on the prep work of the opening, making sure everything was correct. His words exactly were, “don’t rush to get the new door in. Take your time, make sure the opening is square and plumb, and the project will be successful.” After removing the French door, I discovered that sides and top were perfect, but I had about a two inch drop left to right atcthe sill. Also concrete under the sill was cracked badly and nothing prior had been done to correct. The previous shimming was inadequate, and weatherproofing improper. This is what caused the French door to fail. Spent about 3 hours correcting, patching and allowing dry time, and making sure everything was as close to perfect level wise, and water sealed properly. Glad I did. The frame assembly was easy (could be easier if they labeled frame pieces). Took my time following the book instructions (sometimes confusing) and had a video on my phone showing/verifying process. I had figured on a 6+ hour project that took about 9 with me verifying step by step to make sure all was good. I’m confident that I could do this again (minus concrete work)?in a couple hours, but with it being the first go round with this type project, it took longer. The results are outstanding. The door looks great! The door is solid! The door is level and air tight. My father in law showed up as project was ending. He swears that my door is better than his Pella 250 series ( go price that!).