Renewal by AndersenReviews of renewalbyandersen.com

Extremely Disappointed with Renewal by Andersen – Ongoing Issues and Zero Accountability We contracted Renewal by Andersen (Bangor, ME office) in April 2024 for a full-house window and door replacement at our home. Over a year later, this project remains incomplete, and the entire experience has been one of frustration, miscommunication, and repeated errors. Here are just a few highlights of what we’ve endured: We did not receive all of the interior trim on time, despite being told we would so we could stain it before installation. The exterior trim sent was not what was specified in the contract. We were told we’d have to pay extra to get what we originally ordered—so we had to settle for cheaper material. At the first scheduled installation (October 2024), we found out that our front door had never been ordered and the back door delivered was the wrong style, color, and configuration. We had to select a different product and color due to availability, completely departing from our original vision. On the second scheduled installation (February 2025), the replacement rear door didn’t fit. It took two and a half more months for them to bring another—on April 14th. That one was the wrong color again (green, not the black we settled for after they failed to provide the stained wood look we wanted), and it was missing hardware. Both doors were supposed to be keyed alike. We now have two doors with four different keys. Communication was a nightmare. We were bounced between multiple employees, many of whom failed to return calls or emails. Promises to follow up or be on-site were repeatedly broken. It felt impossible to speak to the same person twice, and no one took accountability. Despite being told the project would be finished before we left for the winter, it wasn't—forcing us to make two separate trips back to Maine from out of state, just to supervise the chaos. The "rush" on the corrected rear door? It took nearly three months. Now, we’re being told the green hue on the black door is a known manufacturer defect—and there’s no estimated timeframe for a fix. Same story for the door locks. And worst of all: our 12-month financing period expired while this incomplete job dragged on, and now we’ve been told we must reapply under less favorable terms, simply because the project wasn’t finished on time—through no fault of our own. This job has caused us needless stress, travel expenses, and disrupted timelines with other contractors. At every step, our trust in Renewal by Andersen has been met with excuses and indifference. For a company with such a reputation, this has been anything but a professional experience. Additionally, our attempts to obtain help from their corporate office has been a waste of time. I sent a very detailed email, with a follow up email 2 weeks ago - no response! I have left voicemails, no return phone calls. So far, it seems impossible to get any response. We cannot in good conscience recommend this company. If you’re expecting reliability, communication, and quality—look elsewhere.

Don't trust this company. They have hired a company that sends spam/phishing emails from URL's that constantly change and sometimes come from elicit and pornographic URL's. Any company that relies on deceitful marketing companies cannot/should not be trusted

Hello a few years ago I asked Renewal by Anderson to give me a price on 8 repayment windows. They came out and gave me a quote of $20,000 for the eight windows. I received three other quote also. From $3500 to $6500. A week later I get a phone call from Renewal by Anderson, the price now was $10,000. I settled for the Amish made window with a lifetime warranty on the frames an 10yrs on the glass for the $3500. I figured I could replace them twice for the same price by Renewal by Anderson.

No stars!!!! Anderson started our install on November 11th, 2024, bear in mind this was only 1 door going from a slider to a French door. The job was finally finished on March 13, 2025. I told them we wanted $5000 compensation. I told them this after they were done, and we were without the use of a door for 4.5 months. Bear in mind I offered to pay them $10,000 no financing the next day so they would get some of their money, but they said no. I wanted $5000 forgiven we have still not signed the complete job order. The way the job order is written is that we would acknowledge we were completely satisfied and then the financing would start, which would be one year the same as cash. We are not satisfied, 4.5 months without the use of a door, never knowing if it would lock of not, and the inconvenience of multiple visits by their installers until they decided we needed a new lock set. The one they brought with them on the day of the installation would not work so we went for 7 weeks with an Allen wrench for a handle on the inside and tape covering the hole on the outside. These people do not understand the inconvenience. They had to replace the door as the existing door the warped while they were waiting for parts. I am not a dead beat; I own my own business and if I treated my customers in the insulting way, they treated us then I would have no customers. They got an offer from us which we believe is fair, but now they will spend that money taking us to court So we were strong armed and into accepting a settlement of $2500 and supposedly we were going to get a check within a couple weeks. I haven’t seen a check and I still don’t believe that $2500 is enough money for the inconvenience. I believe all the staff is unethical and they’ve all been sent to snotty school and that’s how they act. It’s pretty sad a big company like Anderson renewal offers us chump change for something that was more than a pain in the butt. I got so sick of hearing especially from Josh Young in Grand Rapids that it was at their intent. What a canned answer. I will spread this review forever until I get what I asked from my original request of 2500. even trying to put tell them to imagine what it was like in our shoes fell by the wayside they don’t care. I would sooner board up my windows and use these people to put in doors or windows.

The sales person quoted us a much lower monthly financing rate than what the lender actually billed for. When contacted they essentially told us it was not their problem as they have been paid. So we are stuck with a monthly bill we can barely afford. The windows are good quality but incredibly over priced. Biggest mistake of my life!

My 81-year widowed mom though she was purchasing a real n Andersen replacement door. She needed a steel entry door and she wanted a single window on top. It's not an Andersen door - it's a Legacy steel entry door and they charged her $5750 to install it. Same door at home Depot is $1000.

Sept 4, 2024 paid $8,100 (half total cost) for 2 windows and a front door, along with the understanding our existing storm door would be reinstalled flowing install of the new front door. Install scheduled for 11/15/24 and cancelled due to permitting delay. Rescheduled for 12/12/24 and again cancelled for permitting delay. Rescheduled for 1/16/25 and completed that date-however missing cladding and finish work. Also we were advised our storm could not be replaced/would no longer fit in the opening. We learned from city permitting that the permit application was received on 12/19/24, well after originally promised install date. A rep (Johnny) from Anderson visited our home for over 2 hours 1/20/25 and documented multiple issues and assured us all would be resolved. Johnny expected full payment prior to this and we declined ( he had to call his manager for approval to not be paid). Johnny advised an automatic email survey would be sent and asked us to withhold completing to allow him to make things right/assure we were satisfied with with job. In good faith, we held off; however, subsequently found out only 14 days are available to complete the survey AND the Renewal site shows the survey was completed on 1/20/25-NOT BY US, BY WHOM THEN? As of 3/5/25, we have had 4 visits since initial install of 1/16/25 to complete external and internal painting touch up, straighten the door handle and replace a scratched handle, adjust the door as it would not close properly, replace weather stripping that allowed sun to shine through the door, install cladding, and complete door trim touch up. Each technician to visit said the cladding (exterior door finish) was not in their notes to be completed although it was noted as required by Jonny on 1/20/25 and assured in our discussions with the Service Dept (Jonathon) that cladding would be completed. Additionally, we spoke to customer service multiple times and were assured the cladding was in the notes to be completed. We have requested transfers to our contacts and supervisors multiple times and been denied. We also have been assured by technicians visiting the home that their notes would reflect our issues and requests for return calls. We have never received return calls, other than by a Custer service person to book the next technician. At this point we have no idea when or if our cladding ( that we have been told repeatedly comes with the door and should be in the Tampa warehouse)will ever arrive. We recommend no one EVER hire RENEWAL BY ANDERSON!

Overpriced, poor installation and follow-up service calls never address issues. Heavy condensation around windows, ice build-up on interior of windows, drafty doors installed. Not worth the price and the customer service they provide is responsive but doesn't actually solve any of the issues. Not worth it.