Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2015/03/05) */ The manufacturer of the NuSash windows ceased operation in 2008-their action under bankruptcy protection left us and our customers with product warranties that were then null and voidAfter decades of working with that manufacturer we were left without the original supplierWe have continued to serve those customers by replacing their glass at issue with glass panels from a custom insulglass manufacturer in ChicagoThe price quoted to this customer was minimally above the cost to me to order the glass, install it and charge a small truck charge We cannot offer free glass on a warranty nullified by the manufacturer's bankruptcy Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2015/03/06) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) Four Seasons Sunrooms by Nu-Sash supplied our family with windows with a written and implied lifetime warrantyDuring the purchase agreement Four Seasons NuSash (by the way why are they still called Nu-Sash) made a presentation that implied they were manufacturing the windows and they would provide a lifetime warrantyAt no time did the sales team warn us that they were just a window installer and that the Lifetime warranty could be broken if the company they purchased the product from went bankruptI asked the question if the replacement window company goes out of business would they cover it and they now know to say NO they won'tPeople need to know that this company is just a group of guys with a truck, saw and nails Final Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 12, 2015/03/26) */ Customer name: [redacted] To resolve this issue Weather Seal will provide the glass to the homeowner at our expense Irregardless of whether there was or was not a warranty for the product, our charge to the homeowner would be $truck stop fee plus $per hour labor with a one hour minimum The homeowner would have to agree to the $charge
Initial Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 5, 2015/03/05) */ The manufacturer of the NuSash windows ceased operation in 2008-their action under bankruptcy protection left us and our customers with product warranties that were then null and voidAfter decades of working with that manufacturer we were left without the original supplierWe have continued to serve those customers by replacing their glass at issue with glass panels from a custom insulglass manufacturer in ChicagoThe price quoted to this customer was minimally above the cost to me to order the glass, install it and charge a small truck charge We cannot offer free glass on a warranty nullified by the manufacturer's bankruptcy Initial Consumer Rebuttal / [redacted] (3000, 7, 2015/03/06) */ (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.) Four Seasons Sunrooms by Nu-Sash supplied our family with windows with a written and implied lifetime warrantyDuring the purchase agreement Four Seasons NuSash (by the way why are they still called Nu-Sash) made a presentation that implied they were manufacturing the windows and they would provide a lifetime warrantyAt no time did the sales team warn us that they were just a window installer and that the Lifetime warranty could be broken if the company they purchased the product from went bankruptI asked the question if the replacement window company goes out of business would they cover it and they now know to say NO they won'tPeople need to know that this company is just a group of guys with a truck, saw and nails Final Business Response / [redacted] (1000, 12, 2015/03/26) */ Customer name: [redacted] To resolve this issue Weather Seal will provide the glass to the homeowner at our expense Irregardless of whether there was or was not a warranty for the product, our charge to the homeowner would be $truck stop fee plus $per hour labor with a one hour minimum The homeowner would have to agree to the $charge