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The price per sq.ft. depends on several factors including the profile system, steel reinforcement, glass, hardware, window design, fabrication quality and installation.

Two windows may look almost identical from the outside but can be very different in terms of what goes inside them and how they are manufactured.

We recommend that you do not compare only the per sq.ft. rate. Compare the complete specifications, warranty, installation standards and after-sales support.

And finally, speak to the people behind the company. A window is a long-term purchase. You should feel comfortable about who is manufacturing it, who is installing it and who will support you afterwards.

Compare quotations on an apples-to-apples basis. Check the profile, reinforcement, glass, hardware, window design, installation, warranty and taxes before comparing the final price.

Once the technical comparison is complete, also evaluate the company itself. Speak to the owners or senior team, look at their previous work and understand their approach towards quality and after-sales service.

For a sizeable order, you can even visit the fabrication facility or request a live video call.

Price matters, but so do trust, transparency and accountability.

Not necessarily. The profile is an important raw material, but it is only one part of the finished window.

The quality of steel reinforcement, hardware, glass, fabrication, welding, drainage, assembly and installation can significantly affect the final performance.

Think of it like an expensive fabric: good cloth in the hands of a poor tailor can still result in a bad suit.

So compare the profile brand, but also compare who is fabricating and installing your windows.

You do not need to become a window expert. Focus on the key components: uPVC profile, steel reinforcement, glass, hardware, window design and installation method.

More importantly, ask the fabricator to explain why a particular specification has been recommended for your home.

A professional window company should make technical information easier for the homeowner to understand, not more complicated.

Both are good options depending on your requirement.

White uPVC is classic, versatile and generally more economical. Laminated finishes provide additional colour and texture options and can complement wooden interiors, premium elevations and specific architectural themes.

The right choice should consider your interiors, exterior elevation, budget and personal preference rather than colour alone.

The correct glass depends on what you want the window to achieve.

Your requirement may be noise reduction, heat reduction, safety, privacy or simply better natural light. Window size and location also influence the appropriate glass specification.

Instead of asking Which is the best glass?, tell your window consultant about the problem you want to solve.

The right glass should be selected for the application, not simply by thickness.

Hardware is extremely important because it is the working part of the window.

Rollers, handles, locks, hinges and other moving components are operated repeatedly throughout the life of the window. Good-quality hardware contributes to smoother operation, security and long-term reliability.

Hardware quality may not be obvious on the first day. Its real value becomes apparent after years of regular use.

Good-quality uPVC windows are designed to be a long-term building product. Their actual performance and life depend not only on the profile but also on reinforcement, hardware, glass, fabrication quality, installation, usage and maintenance.

That is why we recommend homeowners not make a long-term purchase based only on a short discussion about price.

Understand the product as well as the company manufacturing it.

Yes, properly designed uPVC windows can significantly improve indoor comfort in noisy locations. However, sound reduction depends on the window design, glass configuration, sealing, fabrication and installation working together.

There is no single glass or profile that makes every room completely soundproof.

For homes facing busy Delhi-NCR roads, markets or other high-noise areas, we recommend discussing the actual noise problem before finalising the window and glass combination.

A properly designed, fabricated and installed uPVC window should provide effective protection against normal rain conditions.

Water performance depends on several factors including the window design, drainage system, fabrication, sealing and installation. Simply applying more silicone is not a substitute for correct window design and installation.

This is also one reason why installation workmanship and post-installation support are important.

WINOVIA's standard warranty structure is:

• uPVC Profiles: up to 20 years
• Hardware: up to 10 years
• Installation: 1 year

Hardware warranty does not cover physical breakage, misuse or accidental damage and is subject to the applicable warranty terms. The exact warranty applicable to your order is provided as part of the documentation for the project.

One year allows the installation to experience the complete seasonal cycle — including Delhi-NCR's summer heat, monsoon and winter conditions.

If an installation-related issue becomes evident during this period and falls within the applicable warranty terms, our team can inspect and address it.

We believe our responsibility should not simply end when the installation team leaves your home.

Yes. WINOVIA provides the applicable warranty through a warranty letter/certificate, subject to the terms and conditions mentioned therein.

For an important long-term purchase, homeowners should not have to depend on remembering what was verbally promised during a sales discussion.

Important commitments should be documented.

Yes. We can share photographs and videos of relevant completed projects wherever available.

In fact, we encourage homeowners to ask window companies to show actual completed installations, rather than relying only on catalogue photographs or computer-generated images.

If you have a particular design or requirement, ask us whether we have completed something similar.

Yes. Customer feedback and testimonials are an important way of understanding a company's actual performance.

When evaluating any window company, look beyond just the finished product. Pay attention to what customers say about communication, installation, timelines and after-sales support.

The experience after the sale can be just as important as the product itself.

Google Reviews can be useful, but don't judge a company only by its star rating.

Read the actual comments and look for recurring feedback about product quality, professionalism, communication, installation and after-sales service.

Also see how the company responds when a customer raises a concern. Sometimes the way a business handles a problem tells you more than a five-star review.

Yes. For customers considering a significant order, a factory visit can be a very useful part of the decision-making process.

It allows you to understand the people, infrastructure, material and manufacturing process behind your windows.

If visiting personally is inconvenient, you can also request a live video interaction, wherever feasible.

We believe transparency builds confidence.

Our normal payment structure is:

• 50% Advance: at order confirmation
• 45%: Before Delivery
• 5%: After Installation

Since uPVC windows are custom-manufactured specifically according to the dimensions and designs of your home, material procurement and production are committed to your project once the order is confirmed. Specific project terms, if different, are mentioned in the quotation/order confirmation.

Unlike an off-the-shelf product, your windows are custom manufactured specifically for your openings.

By the time the windows are ready for delivery, most of the material, hardware, glass and manufacturing work associated with the project has already been completed.

The final 5% is payable after installation, thereby keeping a portion of the payment linked to completion of the installation.

We recommend checking three things before making your decision:

• Paper: Understand the quotation, specifications, price, payment terms and warranty.
• Proof: Look at completed projects, customer feedback and the company's manufacturing capability.
• People: Speak to the people who will be responsible for your order.

Price and specifications are important, but remember that one human being is ultimately buying from another human being. Speak to the owners or responsible team. Ask questions. Visit the factory if possible, or request a video interaction.

You should come away with three feelings: Trust. Confidence. Transparency.

A good question to ask yourself before placing the order is: Do I trust these people with my home?

If the answer is yes” and the product, specifications and commercial terms also make sense” you are in a much better position to make your decision.