Best Window & Door Installers in My Business Directory

From its base in Mauldin, out on the Golden Strip, Window One Plus installs windows and doors.

Old wood and builder-grade windows come out, U.S.-made vinyl replacements with fully welded frames go in, and that swap is the core of the work. Vytex's Fortis series is the line they recommend. They take on odd shapes and sizes, like an octagonal window or an off-size sliding glass door, and also install entry doors, siding, roofing, and seamless gutters with guards. Don Broughman, who learned remodeling beside his father and uncle and now has more than 40 years in the trade, started the company in 2011, and it's still family-run. Crews cover the Upstate from Gaffney to Walhalla. Reviewers keep coming back to how the sale goes: Don usually measures and quotes in person, there's no hour-long pitch, and the first price is a straight one, not an inflated number waiting on a sudden discount.

Windows Incorporated, on North Pleasantburg Drive, both supplies windows and installs them, so a project can go from the order to the finished job without bringing in a second company.

Taylors Windows builds the windows it installs. Vinyl replacement and new-construction windows, from double-hung and casement styles to bay and bow units, are made at its own plant here in the Upstate. Mark Nichols bought the business in 1992, and it remains family-owned, not a franchise. Officially it is Taylors Window & Screen, named for where it started, in a shop on Main Street in Taylors. The lineup also includes sunrooms, porch and patio enclosures, screens, and patio, entry, and storm doors. Contractors and handy homeowners can buy windows direct for their own projects. The company covers the Upstate and reaches as far as Columbia, Charleston, and Asheville. Reviewers often single out the install crews as courteous and careful to leave the site clean, and some say buying from a local maker was part of the appeal.