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When it comes to replacing their windows, many people resort to brands like Andersen or Pella, but you can find an equal range of windows if you opt for Marvin or Milgard. You will not go wrong, no matter which one you choose. However, it is good to know that Marvin and Milgard windows Denver area businesses have are different in a few key areas (window types, costs, and warranties) that could influence your purchasing decision.
Marvin
This manufacturer is known for high-end windows, sitting firmly in the premium window market. Prices are in the mid-high range, but they reflect the high quality of the products. Marvin provides six window collections:
- Essential: Entry-level fiberglass windows manufactured with an emphasis on simplicity.
- Elevate: Composite windows (fiberglass exterior and wood interior)
- Coastline: Aluminum reinforced windows that resist corrosion, with impact-resistant glass, withstand hurricanes.
- Modern: Highly durable and energy-efficient fiberglass windows with clean aesthetics.
- Ultimate: Premium and customizable wood and aluminum-clad windows.
- Infinity: Pultruded fiberglass windows with various design options, including one-of-a-kind window solutions. This collection operates separately, having its website and dealership network.
Milgard
This manufacturer primarily serves the Western United States and Canada and is known for its vinyl, fiberglass, and aluminum windows. The price point is mid-range, but Milgard is a cheaper alternative to Pella or Anderson. It has six window lines (Standard Aluminum, Style Line, Trinsic, Tuscany, Ultra, and Thermally Improved Aluminum), and three of them come exclusively in vinyl, being very budget-friendly.
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