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Aeroseal Windows & Storefront is a commercial window, door and storefront replacement company — not a residential contractor — with a New England regional office at 480 Neponset St in Canton. The company says it has operated along the East Coast since 1998, specializing in occupied-space replacement projects: swapping windows and doors in apartment buildings, senior living communities and other multifamily or institutional properties while residents stay in place. The written record here is thin and dated. The one review on file, from November 2017, describes a serious complaint: a customer said the contractor entered their apartment a week ahead of its scheduled window installation without authorization, moved furniture around, and damaged a new dresser in the process. There's nothing more recent to weigh against it. Because this is fundamentally a commercial contractor working through property managers and general contractors on multi-unit buildings, it isn't set up to take on a single homeowner's window job the way a residential window installer would — worth keeping in mind before reaching out for anything but a multifamily or commercial property.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Aeroseal Windows. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$4,000 – $11,000
Typical exterior project around $7,500
Contractor entered our apartment a week before they were scheduled to install windows and granted permission by me and the property. In addition to essentially breaking and entering, they moved all of our furniture, including damaging our brand new dresser and stressed out animals that luckily didn’t escape in the process. They clearly have no regard for privacy or personal property and are lucky that our property owner assumed blame. Definitely shouldn’t hire them!
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