Fisher Windows

Twenty-eight windows in one order. Twenty-five 1900s originals out and replaced in two days. The jobs homeowners describe when they write about Fisher Windows are whole-house replacements, and the crews get them done fast. The Waltham company says Jeff Fisher founded it and that it has been at this for more than 30 years, now second-generation and family-run. It works across Eastern Massachusetts, installs Harvey, Andersen, Pella and Marvin lines, and says it sends its own crews rather than subcontractors. The recent stretch is remarkably consistent: Google sits at 4.9 across 37 ratings, and the thirteen reviews since late January say much the same thing in different words. Crews get named — George and Matt, Dominic and his team, Peter, Andreas — and the details repeat: a call ahead with an ETA, drop cloths down, debris hauled, the rooms vacuumed before they leave. One July customer had 25 original windows from a 1900s house replaced in two days; another had 28 done in the time quoted after a weekend quote request got a Monday callback. The sales visit gets its own recurring note. An April reviewer had three companies quote the job, two of whom spent two hours walking through options, and described Kevin as quick but detailed; a Medford commenter on Reddit in March made the same observation, calling it their favorite of the appointments at half an hour. Warranty follow-through shows up too — one homeowner said Rick came out within minutes of a call about a window that would not close a year after install, and traced the problem to something other than the window. Two things are worth pinning down before you book. Coverage is the first: Porch lists a wide Greater Boston and North Shore territory, while a 2023 Google reviewer was cancelled on a few hours before a Boston quote appointment because the address fell outside the service area — so confirm your town. The second is credentials. BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration for the company and shows an earlier registration number as cancelled; that is BuildZoom's record rather than a registry check, so ask for the current registration number directly. Its BBB file has been open since 2015 with no accreditation and no rating issued. This is the outfit for a full or near-full window replacement in the Middlesex and Norfolk County suburbs, especially in an older house where the crew's tidiness matters as much as the windows. Get the service-area answer and the registration number on the first call, and the rest of what reviewers describe — a short quote visit, a firm date, a clean house at the end — is well documented.