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ITT: Scam companies.

Just sat through a 3 hour appointment with a (very friendly) sales agent only for them to try to pressure me into replacing my windows at an average of $1500 apiece, and I know they're just going to subcontract out to the cheapest local labor they can.
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>>2798410
That would be impossible because they all are scams. Try making a list that are legit companies.
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this is /do it yourself/ not /pay some faggot and complain about it/.
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>>2798410
Literally just go find a new construction subdivision and ask the sub crews if they do windows. 150-300 bucks per window is the going rate for install, with windows going between 150 and 600 bucks depending on material and size. 1500 isn't actually all that terrible for a real business. Operating costs probably bring the margin around 35-40%. That being said, of your getting shitty vinyl windows, and you can tell Mexicans what to do, you can do them way cheaper yourself.
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>>2798410
allied industrial supply tops it for me

$40 for a hi-vis safety vest
$4-$5 for packing tape

compared to U-Line it's robbery



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