You may have heard the name Guild Quality in passing and wondered what it was all about. In a nutshell, Guild Quality is a company that provides customer satisfaction surveys for building professionals. Consumers can read unbiased, detailed reviews from previous customers to verify the quality of the company they are considering hiring for a project. The companies also benefit from hearing their customers’ honest assessments of the projects, learning about what areas they are excelling in and what areas need improvement.

If you are around me for a short time, it’s easy to see that I love what we do here at Southwest Exteriors. I am passionate about providing the best products, the best service, the best warranty, and the best overall experience for our clients. (See our Ultimate Client Experience Guarantee.) The desire to do that in an increasingly better way is what got me into replacement contracting and what has driven me the last 23 years of being in business. I simply love taking care of our clients.

This window can cost anywhere from $477 to $1400 to replace in the San Antonio market.

When selecting a window, you’re investing your money in 3 critical areas: Appearance, Performance, and Durability. All three of these qualities are needed to make a real improvement for your home.

This is a great question. No one wants their home opened up for a long period of time. In addition, no one wants to have strangers in their home for an extended time period. Different factors come into play when considering how long it takes to install replacement windows. Let me share those factors with you:

If the glass in your windows is broken or foggy, you’ve probably asked yourself this question: Should I replace the glass in my window or the whole window? Many people are unaware of the options available when it comes to window replacement. The answer to the question of glass-only vs. complete window pane replacement is really quite simple—would you prefer a short-term or longer-term solution? At the end of the day, either option will result in your home not being left with a gaping hole; however, the end product can vary quite drastically, which is where I hope to help.