Zen Windows of Washington, DC

Replacing the windows and doors in your home should be an easy and hassle-free process. With Zen Windows Washington D.C., there are no sales pitches, no pricing games, and we do not outsource installation work to unreliable contractors. Rest assured, you will receive the special consideration you deserve for your unique window or door replacement project. My name is Scott Halle and I am the proud owner of Zen Windows of Washington, DC. We service the counties which make up the greater Washington, DC metro area, including Maryland, Northern Virginia and the District of Columbia. I have managed and operated several very reputable and well-known home improvement companies during the last 20+ years. For the last 10 years I was the managing partner for one of the largest and most successful window companies in the DC metro area. I've come to realize over the last few years that the traditional business model of selling home improvements just doesn't work as well in today's technology/internet savvy marketplace. It was time for me to make a change. I've learned three key truths about this business: 1. Our company's reputation will determine its future success. 2. Superior installation, craftsmanship and service are as important, maybe even more so, as the quality of our products. 3. A stress-free, honest and uncomplicated process is the most respectful and appreciated experience we can provide our customers. It is with those criteria in mind that Zen Windows will offer you the following promises: 1. We will never, ever send a salesperson to your home to waste 3-4 hours of your valuable time with high-pressure pricing games and "buy today only" gimmicks. 2. Using today's technology, we can gather all your project information by phone or email and provide you with a firm quote in a matter of minutes. 3. We will never ask you for a penny up front - no deposit or down payment - until your project is finished (usually in 2-3 weeks) and you are completely satisfied. So...relax! It really is that simple. And honestly -- why would you want to do it any other way?