Residential Window Replacement
In San Marco And Jacksonville

Andersen was founded as a lumber company in 1903 by Danish immigrant Hans Andersen in Hudson, Wisconsin. Where logs arrived via the St. Croix River, this company found a niche making window frames. While it’s not a private family-owned company like Pella, they’re a well-known American brand with a rich history. 

We can sell Andersen Fibrex at an affordable rate that’s likely going to be lower than other local contractors that try and gouge their bids. Many of these salespeople are paid off of net profit, and this pricing model causes them to do things we simply don’t agree with. What Jacksonville Doors & Windows can get you is the most cost-effective overall project price. We can fit Fibrex products into your budget better than anyone else can. 

This is a tough one because we install both windows. Is Pella the right fit for every project? No. Of course, neither is Andersen. One major difference between the two, however, has to do with their warranty coverage. While Pella offers LIFETIME coverage, Andersen offers 10 years.

Fibrex is a unique material made exclusively by the Andersen company. Essentially, they decided to innovate and create a material that provided MORE. More strength (x2). More durability. And more resistance to the decay, cracking, and warping you see in cheaper, thinner vinyl windows. It’s designed to last decades, even amidst the more extreme weather we can experience here in the Northern Florida region. 

While we aren’t going to claim we’re the best, we believe our experience in the Florida market is important. This market is unlike any other in the country because of our codes, wind speeds, water infiltration standards, etc. Plus, without the right knowledge and use of the right materials, you lose most of the benefits of these products. Without precise, detailed, knowledgeable installations, you’ll see bad operation, less energy efficiency, less performance, and more.