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ProVia Windows Reviews And Homeowner Price Quotes
Browse our ProVia windows reviews and homeowner price quotes on their most popular windows and doors - Endure, Aspect and more. While we don't have much information on ProVia windows prices per se, our window replacement price estimator provides very accurate project estimates that can help you find ballpark pricing.
Tom - HWRC Editor - Updated In 2024
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Endure Series vs Okna 500
Hi Tom, I wonder if you could give me your opinion on a quote I received to conduct a full tear out replacement and installation of 9 ProVia Endure double hung and 1 picture vinyl windows which I have attached. Is this a reasonable quote for a full tear out and the ProVia Endure? They offered one free window ($1,643 off) if I signed by June 29th which is in two days. Seems a bit high.
This vendor says that the existing 65 year old Andersen sliding windows does not have a pocket to retrofit the ProVia Endure windows and caulking will not be enough to prevent leaks.
Two other providers who would install Okna 500 series and Harvey Classic said they could do it without doing a full tear out and they have done this before with these older Andersen wooden windows. They haven't given me a written quote as yet but I'm sure it will be much less expensive since they would not be doing a full tearout.
I don't know who to believe on this issue of full tear out or not. Your thoughts would be much appreciated. I'm in Harwich, MA. It's 9 double hungs and 1 picutre window with a 5 year labor warranty. Total price $15,404
Jenny - Homeowner - from 2024
[Site Editor's Answer]
Jenny, so basically 10 ProVia Endure with full tear out for $1500 each. That's certainly in the realm of fair, but not inexpensive by any means. But that breaks down to $1000 per window and $500 for the labor on each one. Not nothing...
If both the Okna and Harvey window guys said you didn't need the full tear out then I would go with the Okna - but of course it depends on the bottom line price...
Tom - Site Editor - from 2024
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11 double hungs. Two are sets of 3 (opposed to individual). The Provia will actually be a little less because when I was there, I asked him if the grids could be left out of 3 of the replacements (can't leave them all out due to our HOA but we can have an unobstructed view in the back), so that wasn't updated in the original quote.
Provia Aspect: $10,220
Sunrise V4000, Omega 12: $11,068
Soft Lite Pro: $9,857
Nikki - Homeowner - from 2020
[Site Editor's Answer]
Hey there Nikki. I would probably do the ProVia Aspect in this case. It's a very good window and a very solid price. I have to say that all three of these options are excellent. I might base my decision on how good the installation companies are. Check their online reviews and see who gets truly excellent ratings.
Tom - HWRC Editor - from 2020
ProVia vs Soft-Lite
I am busy getting estimates together for my window replacement project. So far I have two estimates on ProVias. I've been through this website but haven't found much information on them. I then looked into the SoftLite windows, but haven't heard very good reviews on them when it comes to their warranty and standing behind their product. Ideally I would like to support a company in the local area, so any advice is appreciated.
Andrew - Homeowner - 2020
[Contractor Response]
I'm not sure where you saw poor Soft-Lite reviews, they are one of the best. The problem is I am not sure what their servicing is like in your area. In the Ohio area, Polaris is a good choice. Remember the depth of your jamb will play a role in the choices you have available. ProVia has a decent reputation but I can't say I know a ton of information about them.
Barry - Contractor - 2020
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I'm torn between the ProVia Integra 300 series and the SoftLite Imperial LS series. From what I can see they are both good options, though the SoftLite does look a little stronger, but of course they are also about $650 more expensive than the ProVia.
Is it worth paying such a huge difference for these two? I also noticed that the Integra comes as a double casement, does this make much of a difference or is it just another maintenance headache?
Simon - Homeowner - 2018
[Contractor Response]
I haven't had any problems with the doors from Pro-Via, though I haven't installed any of their windows. SoftLite has been a solid choice for many years. What I am curious about is how many of these are you replacing? A $650 price difference isn't really that much even spread out over 5 or 6 windows it's only $100, which might actually be worth it.
Reggie - Contractor - 2018
[Contractor Response]
I would go with the SoftLite. I do have the Integras and after three years we have air leaks. Also the Integra has a sloped sill and not a pocket sill, while the SoftLite has a sloping sill. The only reason I ended up with the ProVia Integra was because the double hung sashes had 52 diamonds where the majority of others only have 39, unfortunately SoftLite couldn't do the pattern for me. I replaced over thirty units, so I found the Gorell pricing too high.
Steven - Contractor - 2017
Aeris vs. OKNA Starmark
I recently saw the new Aeris on their website and I must say they look really good. These are a hybrid PVC window similar to the OKNA Starmark. ProVia have said that they are priced close to other wood clad windows. I will only be able to say how good they are once I have actually seen one and installed it.
Stuart - Contractor - 2011
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Being a ProVia dealer I actually don't carry the Aeris series. ProVia is a good window choice and the manufacturer is a solid option. On a whole I don't sell many of their windows, I sell so many other quality brands with more affordable pricing and good performance numbers. Overall I would say these are mid-range windows. If you choose a hybrid wood / PVC option, you will be amazed at how great they look.
Jason - Contractor - 2013
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