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Have any of you contractors used the McLeod vinyl windows? Their design and construction and the low/non upkeep of vinyl sound good, However, I’ve used vinyl for fences, etc and it is structurally weak. Also, depending on material formulation, the vinyl could be sensitive to UV and get brittle. Apprecaite any experience good or bad with McLeod and vinyl windows in general.
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Have any of you contractors used the McLeod vinyl windows? Their design and construction and the low/non upkeep of vinyl sound good, However, I've used vinyl for fences, etc and it is structurally weak. Also, depending on material formulation, the vinyl could be sensitive to UV and get brittle. Apprecaite any experience good or bad with McLeod and vinyl windows in general.