Marvin Windows and Doors Replacement in Kansas City
Marvin Certified Window and Door Installer
Windura installs Marvin Windows and Doors to provide Kansas City homeowners with high-quality products designed for lasting comfort and long-term value.
Marvin Windows and Doors in Kansas City
Windura partners with Marvin because their windows and doors are built with craftsmanship, innovation, and long-term reliability in mind. Marvin is a fifth-generation, family-owned company headquartered in Minnesota, and in 2025 it opened a 400,000-square-foot fiberglass window and door plant in Kansas City, Kansas. That combination of family ownership, local manufacturing, and five distinct collections gives homeowners room to tailor every detail of their windows.
Benefits of Marvin Products
Marvin’s commitment to quality and family values sets them apart in the window and door industry. Their focus on craftsmanship and customer service has made them one of the most trusted brands in the country.
Here’s why Kansas City homeowners love Marvin:
- Family-owned and operated for over 100 years
- Designed with aesthetics, performance, and comfort in mind
- A fiberglass manufacturing plant in Kansas City, Kansas
- Transferable warranty: up to 20 years on glass, 10 on components
- Endless customization options in size, style, material, and finish
Our Marvin Window and Door Solutions
Marvin Replacement Windows
From traditional double-hung to expansive picture windows, Marvin offers options built to last, including the units inside our custom bay and bow assemblies.
Marvin Patio and Entry Doors
Choose from sliding, French, or bi-fold doors that blend seamlessly with your living space and bring in more natural light.
Custom Fit and Finish
Whether you prefer wood, fiberglass, or aluminum-clad products, Marvin delivers custom finishes and styles to match your home’s look and performance needs.
Energy Efficiency Options
Every Marvin window starts with argon-filled, dual-pane Low-E glass. Upgrade to a heat-reflecting room-side coating or, on select products, triple pane for added comfort and quiet.
Professional Installation
Our in-house team of certified installers ensures every Marvin window and door is properly fitted and sealed for long-term performance.
Marvin Windows and Doors We Install
At Windura, we help homeowners, remodelers, and builders select the right Marvin products based on how the home is used, local climate demands, and long-term value expectations.
Marvin Essential® Collection
Ultrex® Fiberglass Inside and Out
Essential uses Marvin’s pultruded Ultrex fiberglass for both the interior and exterior. Marvin rates it to resist distortion up to 285°F and to move less than 1/32 inch along a 6-foot frame member between -30°F and 70°F. It comes in six exterior colors and in casement, awning, single-hung, double-hung, glider, and specialty shape windows.
Marvin Elevate® Collection
Ultrex Fiberglass Exterior with Pine Interior
Elevate pairs an Ultrex fiberglass exterior in six colors with a real pine interior that can arrive bare, stained, clear-coated, or factory painted white or black. Casement and awning units are rated PG50, and impact-rated (IZ3) versions are available for select window types.
Marvin Vivid™ Collection
Ultrex Fiberglass Exterior with Fiberglass-Reinforced Composite Interior
Vivid is built for large, contemporary glass without a wood interior. Direct glaze windows reach up to 10 feet in width or height, casements reach 3’6” by 8’, and specialty shapes go up to 60 square feet. It offers four exterior colors and two interior colors.
Marvin Ultimate Collection
Wood Interior with Extruded Aluminum Exterior
Ultimate is Marvin’s most customizable collection: real wood inside, with extruded aluminum cladding outside that’s formed first and painted after. Most extruded-clad Ultimate products are rated PG50, and the collection includes hundreds of round top and geometric specialty shapes for arched and custom-shape Marvin windows.
Marvin Modern Collection
High-Density Fiberglass Exterior with Extruded Aluminum Interior
Modern uses Marvin’s high-density fiberglass outside and a low-gloss extruded aluminum interior, with dual- or triple-pane glass. Direct glaze windows reach 12’ by 8’, and casements reach 2’8” by 9’. It’s built for ultra-contemporary homes where slim frames and large views come first.
How the Marvin Collections Compare
Each Marvin collection pairs a different exterior and interior material, which is what drives its look, its maintenance, and its price. Here’s how the five collections we install line up side by side.
| Collection | Exterior | Interior | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Ultrex fiberglass | Ultrex fiberglass | Low-maintenance fiberglass, inside and out |
| Elevate | Ultrex fiberglass | Pine wood | Traditional styles with a real wood interior |
| Vivid | Ultrex fiberglass | Fiberglass-reinforced composite | Large, contemporary glass without wood |
| Ultimate | Extruded aluminum | Wood | Full customization, historic homes, specialty shapes |
| Modern | High-density fiberglass | Extruded aluminum | Ultra-contemporary architecture with slim frames |
Current Marvin price ranges for fiberglass and aluminum-clad wood are on our Marvin and ProVia price comparison.
Extruded vs. Roll-Formed Aluminum Cladding
Aluminum-clad windows aren’t all built the same way, and the difference is in how the aluminum is made. Marvin Ultimate uses extruded aluminum, which changes how the exterior holds up over decades.
How Each Is Made
Extruded aluminum is heated and pushed through a die, producing thicker, rigid profiles. Roll-formed aluminum comes off a large coil and is pressed over a form, which yields a thinner part. Marvin describes extruded aluminum as thicker and more durable, and notes that thinner roll-formed cladding dents more easily, especially along edges and corners that take bumps from ladders, hail, and yard work.
Finished After Forming
Marvin forms its extruded parts first and paints them afterward, so no bend or crease ever stresses the finish. The paint is a 70% PVDF fluoropolymer coating that meets AAMA 2605, the highest architectural finish standard for aluminum. That’s also the standard behind Marvin’s 20-year warranty on aluminum cladding against chalking, fading, and peeling.
Ultrex, High-Density Fiberglass, and Wood: What Each Collection Is Made Of
The material on each side of the glass decides how a window handles Kansas City’s hot summers and cold winters, and how much upkeep it asks of you. Marvin builds its collections from three main materials.
Ultrex Fiberglass
Ultrex is Marvin’s proprietary pultruded fiberglass, used on Essential (inside and out) and on Elevate and Vivid exteriors. Marvin rates Ultrex 8 times stronger than vinyl and says it expands at nearly the same rate as glass, which helps seals stay tight through seasonal swings. Its acrylic finish was the first fiberglass finish verified to AAMA 624, and Marvin says it’s up to three times thicker than competing painted finishes.
High-Density Fiberglass
The Modern collection uses a separate high-density fiberglass exterior, paired with an extruded aluminum interior. The fiberglass’s low thermal conductivity helps limit heat loss through the frame, while the aluminum interior gives Modern its thin, minimal sightlines. It comes in dual- or triple-pane glass, and it’s built for the oversized openings contemporary homes call for.
Wood Interiors
Ultimate and Elevate are Marvin’s wood-interior collections. Elevate uses pine, while Marvin’s wider wood range includes cherry, Douglas fir, vertical-grain Douglas fir, mahogany, and white oak. Marvin sands, conditions, stains, and oven-cures each piece before the window ships, and interiors can be ordered prefinished, so they don’t need staining or painting on site.
Glass and Energy Options for Marvin Windows
Glass makes up most of a window’s surface, so it does most of the work on comfort and energy use. Every Marvin window starts with dual-pane, argon-filled glass, and you choose the coating and upgrades from there.
- Low E1: lets in more of the sun’s heat; built for heating-dominated northern climates.
- Low E2: Marvin’s most common coating, balancing solar heat control with heat retention; suits most regions.
- Low E3: blocks more solar heat; aimed at sunny, cooling-dominated climates and hot west-facing rooms.
- Low ERS (room-side coating): added to E2 or E3 to reflect heat back into the room and lower the U-factor. The cooler interior glass can show more condensation in cold weather.
- Triple pane: a third pane and a second argon space for a lower U-factor, better sound control, and comfort near the glass. Available on select products.
- Specialty glass: tempered (up to four times stronger than standard glass and required by code in some locations), laminated for security and sound, and STC/OITC sound-control glass.
We’ll help you match the glass to each room’s exposure, so a sunny west wall and a shaded north bedroom don’t have to get the same coating.
What the Marvin Warranty Covers
Marvin’s limited warranty applies across all five collections we install, and it’s fully transferable, so the coverage stays with the house if you sell. Here are the main terms of the current version (effective January 12, 2026).
Component | Coverage |
|---|---|
Insulating glass seal (units under 60 sq ft) | 20 years |
Insulating glass seal (units 60 sq ft and larger) | 10 years |
Hardware and other non-glass components | 10 years |
Aluminum cladding finish (AAMA 2605) | 20 years |
Fiberglass cladding finish (AAMA 625) | 10 years |
Interior coated composite or coated aluminum finish | 10 years |
Interior wood finish | 5 years |
Coverage requires installation to Marvin’s instructions and building codes, which is one more reason installer certification matters. Windura’s own workmanship is backed separately by Happiness Guaranteed.
Why Homeowners Choose Windura
Homeowners across Kansas City choose Windura for our experience, reliability, and commitment to quality. We take the time to understand your goals, recommend the right products, and complete every installation with care.
- Over 20 years of experience serving Kansas City homes
- Certified Marvin Installing Retailer
- Skilled in-house installers, never subcontractors
- Clear, timely communication from start to finish
- Full product support and service after installation
Marvin Windows FAQs
Both have real wood interiors, but Ultimate uses extruded aluminum on the exterior, while Elevate uses Ultrex fiberglass. Ultimate offers more customization, including hundreds of specialty shapes, while Elevate focuses on the most in-demand traditional window styles.
Marvin describes extruded aluminum as thicker and more durable, while thinner roll-formed cladding dents more easily. Marvin’s extruded parts are also painted after forming, with a finish that meets the AAMA 2605 standard.
The Essential collection uses Ultrex fiberglass on both the interior and exterior. Elevate and Vivid use Ultrex on the exterior only, paired with a wood or composite interior.
Marvin’s transferable limited warranty covers insulating glass for 20 years (on units under 60 square feet), hardware and other components for 10 years, and aluminum cladding finishes for 20 years. Terms are the same across all five collections we install.
Yes, triple pane is available on select Marvin products, and the Modern collection offers it alongside dual pane. We’ll confirm availability for the specific windows and sizes in your project.
For a typical 35” x 65” window with moderate installation complexity, Marvin fiberglass runs $2,200 to $2,800, and Marvin aluminum-clad wood runs $3,300 to $3,500, installed. Size, glass upgrades, and specialty shapes move the price, and you can compare every window brand and style we install.
Schedule Your Free Consultation Today
Looking to upgrade your windows or doors with Marvin products? Windura offers free consultations to help you find the perfect fit. From style and performance to installation and support, we’re here to make sure your home is in the best hands.
Contact our Kansas City team today to schedule your free estimate and explore Marvin Windows and Doors with Windura.