The Truth About Landgate

$50,000 in Windows, Poorly Installed

We entrusted Landgate with installing $50,000 worth of new windows as part of our home renovation, expecting them to enhance the natural light and beauty of our space. Unfortunately, what we received was far from that vision. Some windows were poorly installed, leaving gaps that invite drafts and reduce energy efficiency. Others were obstructed by the deck they built, completely defeating the purpose of having those windows at all.

These installation failures are not just aesthetic—they impact the functionality and overall value of our home. With such a significant investment in windows, we are left wondering how such fundamental mistakes could be made by a company claiming to deliver high-quality work.

Obstructed Views and Unfinished Work

One of the most frustrating outcomes of Landgate’s work is a window that’s now completely obstructed by the new deck they built. What should have created a seamless connection between our indoor and outdoor spaces has instead become an expensive, unusable feature hidden behind an oversized deck structure. This not only undermines the aesthetic appeal of our home but also negates the investment we made in bringing natural light into our living area.

This situation highlights Landgate’s lack of coordination and attention to detail throughout the renovation process. Despite raising these concerns, our requests for solutions have been ignored, leaving us with unfinished work that reflects poorly on our investment. The ongoing frustration of dealing with these issues only adds to the challenges we’ve faced since moving in.

My Landgate Experience

The Untold Story of Landgate’s Failures