About Andersen
Andersen is based in Bayport, Minnesota, and has been building windows for more than a century. It's known for wood windows and for Fibrex, its composite of reclaimed wood fiber and vinyl.
Andersen lines
| Line | Material | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Series | Fibrex composite | Dark colors, slim frames, mid-range price |
| 200 Series | Wood, vinyl-clad exterior | Wood look at a lower price point |
| 400 Series | Wood, vinyl-clad exterior | Andersen's best-known wood window |
| A-Series / E-Series | Wood with tough exteriors | High-end and custom homes |
What about Renewal by Andersen?
Renewal by Andersen is Andersen's replacement-window division. It's sold and installed through its own network, so independent companies like us don't offer it. If you've had a Renewal quote, we're happy to price comparable windows so you have a second number.
Andersen in Albuquerque homes
- 100 Series handles heat well and comes in dark exterior colors that suit pueblo-style homes
- 400 Series casements and picture windows are a classic choice for adobe walls
Compare: Pella vs. Andersen and Milgard vs. Andersen.
Call (505) 616-3368 for an Andersen quote.
Andersen is a trademark of its owner. We are independent, not a Andersen showroom or dealer, and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer. Product lines and warranties change; we confirm current details in your quote.
Common questions
Are you an Andersen dealer?
No. We're independent. We can quote Andersen products we're able to source and comparable windows from other brands.
What is Fibrex?
Andersen's composite material made from wood fiber and thermoplastic. It's stiffer than vinyl and holds dark colors well.
Can you beat my Renewal by Andersen quote?
We can't sell Renewal, but we can quote windows of similar quality so you can compare.