Lindsay Windows Reviews

The window quality is terrible with them developing cracks and gaps. In the worst case this resulted in a massive leak causing substantial water damage.

Additionally, the customer service is terrible. The owner of the Seattle subsidiary is unprofessional and insulting.

This company does not deserve your money.

Had Lindsay Pinnacle triple pane windows installed about 2 years ago. The installer(Scamman) brought this big presentation on how good Lindsay windows are.

Complete lie. With in a few months all of the outer seals had to be replaced and the locking mechanisms had to be moved to make windows close tight. These are supposed to be the Top-of-the-Line windows. The noise level you here from the outside is awful.

Air comes through and even had frost on my window trim on the inside this past winter.

Company and installer don't care. Junk Junk Junk

They take your money, they do not fix there mistakes, they work with contractors who scam people, they have very rude customer service, they do not work towards resolution. This is a company I have paid $100k his past year to and have been treated like dirt.

The original order took 8 months to be installed. The windows were ordered correctly by Harley Exterior but came in with wrong or with defective glass.

The Lindsay team has been out twice to fix the glass and screens that were defective but were not able to do that because either they brought the wrong type of glass or had miss-cut glass. It is 6 months later and on the third trip out I missed them by a few minutes and they left without a phone call to say they were there. My neighbor had to let me know they were standing around. I got no where when I asked it they could come back within a few minutes it was, 'you weren't there so sad too bad', screw you for another month.

My advice is do not order from Linday Windows because even though they have a 'double lifetime warranty', it's only good if you can use it.

It's cost me 5 vacation days so far and I will have to burn another one to finally get the windows fixed.

No, we can work with you, no, sorry we missed you it's you weren't there when scheduled (10 minutes late) so you can wait 20 more days.

Harley exteriors didn't put any pressure on Lindsay windows to return right a way even though I got there it was you had an appointment-too bad. $23K worth of too bad-don't use them.

We had 4 Lindsay windows installed in November of 2015 at a cost of over $6000.00 dollars. The salesman gave a great sales pitch and found a sucker.

These windows leak air terribly, wouldn't drain worth a darn and frosted over as bad as my rotted out old Pella windows. I seriously don't believe these windows are the same as the salesman's sample brought into my home. Service was mediocre at best. I will never buy another Lindsay window ever again.

Buyer beware these windows are NOT worth the money. I have more windows to replace but will not be buying anymore of these junk Lindsay windows.

I am seriously thinking about filing a small claims action against the company for the poor quality of the windows. I believed I was buying a superior window and was duped into buying a poor quality window.

Linday windows are bad! I did not have the choice of windows to be installed in my home. In less than one year, one window was replaced due to fingerprints INSIDE the window. The UV sunlight apparently develops them just like a Polaroid picture.

The second major problem is the design of their slider windows. Rains in my state will easily over work the poor weep hole design and cause flooding inside the home. As a bonus, those water channels allow water to freeze inside and allow water to go behind the siding. Builders Millwork & Windows LLC tries to push off the issue as a "homeowner" problem and wants to charge money to look at their cut-rate windows. I had to place rope caulk on the outside of the window to prevent further leaking problems.

On top of that, the seals of all the windows are failing and I'm having to tape them up like they are 40 year old sash windows. Even though these are not less than 7 year old "modern" high E windows.

If I had a choice in the matter I would have put in quality windows. But, then again you can't really trust any company in this country always spending more on marketing than on workmanship.

None of these installed windows had any labeling that you could read the brand nor type. I only found out from the Builders Millwork service tech when he came out to replace the one failed glass window.

Who's to say you can trust even a random voice like mine?

Signed, Frustrated.

Terrible Service!!! Never go to them.

The people in the office of Warrenville are complete munipulators and just tell you what you want to hear with no action!

All there windows fog up and leak. Not worth hundreds let alone thousands.

I just had a very expensive sliding patio door installed last week and it also leaks air. I purchased the 2030 model, which is Lindsay's best. I used a general wholesaler/contractor for the install. I paid attention during the install and as I was checking the door, I could feel air movement at the bottom. The contractor's service manager, who was at my house, also checked the door over, and agreed with me that an excessive amount of air was flowing at the bottom of the door. It felt as if the door had been left open a crack.

A Lindsay service employee had to come to my house to check the door. Apparently the door had left the factory defective; it lacked weather stripping, among other issues. The service employee applied Lindsay's version of weatherstripping, but I could still feel airflow. I was told this is "common" to patio doors, and yet when I was sold on Lindsay, I was told that it was "air tight".

I was also told that when it rains, water may "trickle" across the track, and if the rain was really heavy it could be a "torrent", but this was "normal". It was part of the Lindsay design. My old patio door was 41 years old and never once did I have water in the track.

I have to wait for three weeks for the part for the screen door. I do not consider the install of my patio door complete until I have a functioning door. The install was fine; the door is not.

I cannot in good conscience recommend this company's products. No manufacturer should be okay with allowing defective product out the door.

August 2010 we put in 6 Lindsay Slider windows.Had installer and sales person, even owner of company out. Contacted company a bunch of times after that.

Finally got someone to come out. They replaced 1 window. These windows are terrible. Air leaks all over.

The air leak was so bad that on one of the windows with a curtain, the curtain was moving in the air leak. We were also told that the windows met air infiltration standards to not leak but we could see water on the interior of the windows. And we have when it has rain real hard, we had water on the track inside the window. How can rain come in but not wind?

We used more gas after we put these windows in then we had used before. Do not purchase Lindsay Slider

windows. These are tilt-in windows. All they will do is either give us the other lift out sliders or we live with what we have and Buy PLastic to keep the cold out.

We had the lift out sliders before and we went to these because it was getting so hard for me to lift them out.

They will not compensate us at all.We live in Wisconsin so guess what, we have to put plastic on these new windows. Very disappointed!!!!!!!