January 9, 2012<\/p>\n
Windows on houses are like tires on cars – they aren’t a really cool accessory and most of the time we just don’t think about them unless we have a problem with them. \u00a0Just like tires, windows can have a pretty significant affect on the performance of your.\u00a0 When functioning properly, windows provide the homeowners with sufficient lighting, and help decrease the costs of heating and cooling.\u00a0 But when those windows do not perform to the expectations of the results can be frustrating in the least to causing significant damage to not only the home, but also to the inhabitants of the structure.\u00a0 When water is allowed to enter in through window and doors, it can result in several problems.\u00a0 Some of these problems can be mold, rotting materials, and if prolonged, significant damage to the structure.<\/p>\n
MI Windows and Doors manufactures their products across the country with headquarters in Pennsylvania, are one of the nation\u2019s largest suppliers of vinyl, aluminum and composite windows and doors.\u00a0 Numerous complaints on the 8500 and 3500 Series windows of significant water intrusion which have resulted in damage to the windows as well as to the building materials surrounding the window including walls, floors and carpets.\u00a0 Many property owners have gone to great lengths and cost to have the windows replaced and the damage repaired.<\/p>\n
While these cases are from all over the country, a class action lawsuit has been filed in North Carolina, claiming a design and manufacturing defect against the manufacturer.\u00a0 The property owners have hired several experts that have all claimed that the windows are poorly designed and manufactured.<\/p>\n
If you or someone you know have products from MI Windows and Doors, be advised to inspect the windows or have a qualified expert to investigate your building to see if the products are causing damage or if these are the same series that are in the lawsuit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"