OKNA CT Installers

One of the many, yet still very important, factors impacting OKNA Window and Door success is limiting their dealer network to those window distributors and installers with the utmost integrity and the customer oriented approach. There are many window and door companies in Connecticut that offer good products at reasonable prices with good customer support and warranty. However, if you really want to make sure that you are investing the best vinyl window or patio door that you your hard-earned money can buy, then we strongly recommend that you consider one of the best, if not the best, vinyl window product line from OKNA. OKNA windows, when installed correctly, offer outstanding energy performance, and unsurpassed comfort year-round.

However, just like we’ve already emphasized, you can buy the best OKNA vinyl windows, and yet hire unqualified person to install them, there’s a good chance that something may go wrong. We are not saying that something will definitely go wrong, but the odds are increased. Conversely, if you hire a reputable window and door contractor, company, dealer (regardless of the terminology used) the odds that everything will go smooth in regards to the installation, are increased. You’re simply better off, knowing that people handling the installation of your new beautiful windows, specialize in the window installation because the do it on the daily basis. If they’re experienced (many have many year of experience), they most than likely have been through all kinds of installation conundrums that they had to solve on the go. To most of the best installers, the solutions come in an instant, because somewhere, sometime they experienced the same or at least similar situation to yours.

Nothing goes unnoticed to the trained eye. Believe it or not, like with many things in life, successful window replacement project depends, in the end, on those little details. No wonder there’s a saying that “Devil is in the details” Because it really is. You may get the best window in the world, installed seemingly plumb and square, operating smoothly and easily, but let’s say the installer who insulates your window openings with the spray foam, skips it here and there – it’s recipe for a disaster, because you still are going to have new, but still drafty windows. So, if you think about it, does it really make sense to look for the best product, spend a lot of your hard-earned money, and then, to try to save money on the installation. Yes, many homeowners even do it themselves. Unfortunately, many times DIY window and door projects are inferior in energy performance and final aesthetic of the house. You really want to take care of the look of your house – which for many people is the biggest investment they will ever make in their lifetime. Professional window installer or contractor has a good sense of design when it comes on advising you on the window style that would best complement the architectural character of your home.

Professional window installer has also good eye for the final finish of your window both inside and outside of your home. Some window contractors prefer to use standard aluminum window wrap on the exterior of the window, without giving you any other options. But the best in the business will at least offer PVC coated aluminum that is much stronger and rigid than regular painted aluminum and looks way better. If done right PVC coated aluminum make windows and homes look simply sharp and beautiful.

Some professional window installers will even offer cellular exterior window finish trim also generically called AZEK. This solid PVC material is strong, rigid, looks like wood and doesn’t require any painting or maintenance.
Luckily, there are many excellent window and door installers in Connecticut, who truly take pride in their work, they invest in their little enterprises to serve you the end-user, the homeowner. They will spend enough time to make sure that you’re really getting what you want, and they spend extra time on the job to make sure no single, smallest detail goes unnoticed during installation.