Alta Window & Door
2026-02-28T04:14:12.578Z
Terrible experience — a year later, our windows are still not fixed. They are not even one star worthy. We hired Alta Windows (actually “Overnight Skylight LLC”) after a sales pitch from “Taylor” promising highquality windows, expert installation, and a “model home” discount. After signing and financing through GreenSky, communication stopped until they suddenly asked to install. When the crew arrived, the front windows were the wrong size, the installers were inexperienced, and the work that was supposed to take two days dragged on. The new front windows didn’t match the arches, but with our old windows removed, we had no choice but to let them proceed.We repeatedly reported issues: broken slider latches, poor fit, sloppy caulking and paint, and shutters that no longer opened. Alta delayed for weeks at a time. When crews finally returned, they fixed only minor items and admitted the front windows were incorrectly sized and installed. More missed appointments followed, and multiple contractors confirmed the work was substandard.In August, a new installer, Will from Lumberjack Remodeling, inspected everything and was shocked by the poor workmanship. He agreed the front windows needed to be completely removed and replaced and said new windows would be ordered. Months passed with little communication. When the replacements finally arrived, they were ordered incorrectly again. Will promised compensation but never followed through.By early 2026, neither Will nor Alta’s owner, Mitch Reeve, would respond. After more than a year of delays, broken promises, and acknowledged installation defects, we filed a complaint with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and are preparing a lawsuit for breach of contract and fraud. The Registrar of Contractors is scheduled to come to our home in March 2026.