I can’t say enough about Visionaire Windows out of Kennesaw, GA. ProVia Windows manufactures the windows, and the window model is the Aspect. One note about ProVia: the windows are manufactured in Sugarcreek, Ohio, in the heart of Ohio’s Amish community.I’m a retired financial controller so I pride myself in due diligence. I interviewed several window companies. Most have been in business for less than five years, and my experience tells me many will be out of business within the first five years of operation. How will they stand behind their warranty?Tim Stockwell, the owner, has many years of experience in the construction industry. Tim founded Visionaire Windows in 2010. I can see his son – Cameron, and son-in-law – Josh, slowly taking on more of the day-to-day business as Tim steps back – continuity of business! I also went out to see the office and warehouse in Kennesaw. I wanted to make sure the address wasn’t a storage location. Visionaire Windows is located in a business complex. The offices are nice, not extravagant. Nice, well-laid-out showroom and a large, well-organized, clean warehouse. I did visit other window company locations but Visionaire was the nicest and organized.The communications and the follow-up were excellent. I wanted to shout out this great team: Josh was the initial contact and estimator – not pushy and he listened to what I was looking for in the window and installation. Cameron did the final measurement – very precise and meticulous. Alan was in charge of the install team, and what a great team. Oziel was the on-site working supervisor – about 8 installers. They each had a job and knew what to do – as the saying goes, they were a well-oiled machine! Darren Lupo was the project manager – he made sure any concerns I had were promptly addressed.Let me now go over my windows. Our windows were 32 years old, wooden single-pane – were we overdue for new windows! Also, our doors were all wooden. We replaced all the windows 53 windows (all double paned, all are now double-hung, full grids, and half screens), and 5 doors (were all wooden doors were replaced). Two of the five doors are French doors – now metal doors with built-in screens; two are single doors – now metal with built-in screens; the last is a full single door –now entirely metal.I can’t say enough about Alan’s install team. To say they were great is an understatement. I knew I had picked the right windows with the ProVia windows but I was worried about the installation. I could have the best window but if the installation is bad then I would have a bad window. Also, rotten wood and capping. Visionaire replaced all the rotten wood and all the windows were capped afterwards. What a professional finish. The installation exceeded our expectations.We have gone through a hailstorm and a hurricane since the installation in August– no leaks! Great installation and great windows.A final thought – one of the references I visited had windows installed by Visionaire about 8 years ago. Two years after the windows were installed, the large palladium window over the front entrance cracked. They called Visionaire. They came out, took out the cracked palladium window, and replaced it with plywood. A few weeks later the new palladium window came in and it replaced the plywood – no questions asked. This is an example of great customer service and sold me on Visionaire Windows.