BLVD provides a limited twenty-five (25) year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of manufacture. This warranty is limited to material defects such as peeling, flaking, cracking, blistering or excessive fading under normal use.
PVC components will distort if exposed to extreme heat, stored in a confined area under extreme heat, and/or have heavy materials stored on top of them. Distortion under these conditions will void all warranties. Within the first two (2) years from the date of manufacture BLVD will replace or repair defective materials at no charge.
BLVD’s Limited Warranty
- 25 years, parts and labour
- Transferable at any time
- Not pro-rated
- Honest with no fine prints
Competitor Warranty
- “Lifetime” warranty that comes with many hidden pitfalls
- No labour warranty, or only for short period
- Many hidden payments
- Tons of fine print
- Different warranties between manufacturer and dealer
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Warranty
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BLVD’s Warranty
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Competitors’ Typical “Lifetime” Warranty
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Vinyl Frame
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25 years
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15 years
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Seal Failure
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25 years
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15 years
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Hardware
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25 years
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2 years
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Installation
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25 years
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5-10 years
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Labour
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25 years
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2-5 years
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Bug screen
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5 years
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1 month
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A Guide to Understanding Replacement Window Warranties
When it comes to replacing your windows, it’s not just about enhancing your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. It’s also about finding the right warranty to protect your investment for years. Here are some things to consider when selecting a warranty:
Coverage: What exactly does the warranty cover? Does it include parts and labour, or just the materials? How long does the coverage last? Be sure to read the fine print and ask questions to ensure that you fully understand what is covered.
Exclusions: On the other side, what is not covered by the warranty? Are there any specific conditions or situations that could void the warranty? Knowing what is excluded from the warranty can help avoid unpleasant surprises.
Transferability: If you plan to sell your home at some point, it’s worth considering whether the warranty is transferable to the new owner. A transferable warranty can be a valuable selling point and give potential buyers peace of mind.
Reputation: Finally, research and look for a warranty from a reputable company that stands behind its products. Read reviews and ask for recommendations from friends, family, or your contractor to ensure you get the best warranty for your needs.
Considering these factors and selecting a warranty that meets your needs, you can enjoy the benefits of your new windows for years to come confidently.
