Andersenwindowsinstalled to their own instructions.

Andersen is one of the lines we specify and install most often for New Jersey homes. The practical reasons are unglamorous: broad availability of sizes and configurations, a composite and clad range that holds up in our climate, replacement parts that remain obtainable years later, and — the part installers care about — clear, published installation and flashing instructions for each series. Where a manufacturer documents the sequence properly, there is no argument about how the unit should have gone in.

We follow that sequence rather than improvising around it: sill pan first, unit set and fastened to the published pattern, jamb flashing lapping the pan, head flashing lapping the jambs and tucked under the barrier above, every lap in shingle order. We will also tell you where another line is the better fit for your house or budget. We install Andersen because the product earns it, not because a badge obliges us to recommend it over everything else.