Almost every window in the house doesn't work opening and closing. They are all Peachtree windows 92050

Had citation 6 foot sliding door since 1977. Replaced lock 8 times, replaced bottom rollers once and track. No rust no rotten wood yet. It is under carport setting on concrete. Used as access more other than garage. Frame bronze plated. PWDservice.com has many parts. Guess I have had better luck than some. Mine was pre-hung in frame, all carpenters had to do set in place and nail frame to rough opening. These doors or any did not do well exposed direct to weather.

Had citation 6 foot sliding door since 1977. Replaced lock 8 times, replaced bottom rollers once and track. No rust no rotten wood yet. It is under carport setting on concrete. Used as access more other than garage. Frame bronze plated. PWD.com has many parts.

I have had my Citation sliding door since 1977. More people have gone in and out this door other than garage door. I have replaced the lock 8 times. Have replaced the rollers on the bottom of sliding door about 10 years ago. Still working. Pwd has most of parts except the doors. This door is under carport and sitting on concrete. Oh I did replace rail guide once when I did rollers. I did it all by myself. Now at 76 I doubt if can without help. I was sent instructions on how to do it.

Same as everyone's comments. Need new seals. Window frames rotted out. Don't know who to contact.

We have purchased a house that has peach tree windows and doors. The wood is rotten and they leak. Where can I get this fixed?

Peachtree window seals broke in several double hung windows. The lifetime warranty does not mean much with any company. It just means warrenty until they have to many claims and close. I have ot been able to find replacement parts for any of the windows. We installed 33 windows. 10 seals broken so far since 1997600

Hello,

I have a half glass (clear) , Fiberglass, mahogany grain entry door that is leaking a lot of water out the bottom of the door. It must be entering where the glass and door are sealed. The seals are evidently leaking, I have noticed the fiberglass panel is de-laminating in places (gaping) , the core material must have swollen. I bought it with a life time warranty from the manufacture, Peachtree, but when I called, they said they were bought out and the new company is not honoring warranties. This is not right. Companies sell out to avoid honoring warranties. Do I have any recourse?

Thanks, Jimmy 904 591-5304 [email protected]

We build our house in 1990 ( I am an architect ) using 16 Peachtree windows and 2 patio doors. 3 windows lost the seal the first year and at that time company replaced the glass. When I decided to go with the Peachtree they have a life time warranty. Now I have 5 windows with the broken seal and fogy glass and the company out of business. According to my knowledge nobody is taking over the responsibility for this not up to standard product. What are the options?

Sliding door seal broken and doors warped causing air to get in between the sliding doors.

Built house in 2007/8, all Peachtree doors and windows, what a HUGE mistake.

Several exterior doors all rotted, half the windows are fogged and leaking in between panes.

Where do i sign up for law suit? criminal....

Built house in 2007/8, all Peachtree windows and doors, what a huge mistake.

Several exterior doors rotted now. Half the windows fogged and leaking between the panes.

Where do i sign up for the law suit.... criminal

We have 64 Peach Tree windows about 10 years old. The paint on the outside is chipping and faded. I guess there is no one responsible!

We have nine (9) sets of Peachtree french doors on our house - all of which have broken seals. The defect happened within five years of purchase. The windows look perpetually cloudy. In addition, the would trim around the doors is rotted. Our local glass company refuses to replace the glass because they don't want to be affiliated with a shoddy product. The cost to replace the doors is daunting. I can't believe there isn't a class action suit against this company!

the seal broke in between the two window panes and caused condensation to build up. Over time, the condensation has gotten bad.

Peachtree sliding glass door frame is rotted completely. Does anyone know if it can be replaced. Law suit I'm in.

We built our home in the fall of 2001. Our builder installed Peach Tree crank out windows. They now have spots between the class. When we had them professionally cleaned thinking I was just not doing it right the cleaner told me there was damage in the glass. Now we see it on the windows and sliding doors. How do we get any help with this problem? DO NOT buy anything Peach Tree has to offer. We are an elderly couple and can not afford to replace them.

We bought 2 Peachtree doors about 20(?) years ago. One is still fine and the other has lost its seal and is totally foggy.

We have 2 Peachtree doors installed at the same time- about 20 (?) years ago. One door is fine and the other has lost its seal and is all "foggy."

I had purchased Peachtree sliding glass doors. I chose Peachtree because of the lifetime warranty and reputation of Peachtree, but that turned out to be a big mistake. About 6 years after the doors were installed, I noticed the sill plate at the bottom had loosened, not because of improper installation, but because the base of the frame under the sil plate is wood. The entire door is vinyl clad and nothing exposed is wood, except for the most logical place for water to collect, at the base of the sil plate. Peachtree is no longer in business and the warranty is not effective, but the manufacturer should know better than to put wood in the most likely place for water to collect. Unfortunately, PWD, the parts company that makes Peachtree replacement parts informed me that the wood is part of the frame and is not replaceable, so now I am going to have to spend another $2,500 for new doors because of the poor design. I would never recommend anyone buy any Peachtree product, but that point is moot since they took the money and ran the company into bankruptcy.

In 2000 we installed Anderson Peachtree exterior french doors in our kitchen. Five years ago I noticed that the vinyl cladding had separated from the door at the seams around the doors glass pane. I called Anderson and their authorized repair folks came out to inspect the "defect." I was told that windows and doors were only expected to have a usable life of 10 years, and that Anderson would do nothing to repair or replace the doors. The open seam on the bottom of the glass pane allows rain to collect in a "pocket." Wish I'd known about the poor quality. Thought I was buying a quality product.

Purchased a house in GA in 2005, the house I bought had Peachtree sliding doors and windows that had been installed in a house expansion and remodel. I currently have 6 windows that have rotten sashes, and two sliding doors that have rotten seals.
This company needs to be held accountable for their poor workmanship. My mother and fathers house was built in 1970 and
the windows and glass sliding doors at still in great shape. I would no recommend to anyone buying a window or sliding door with the
name peachtree.

Can't find anyone who wants to replace the door handle so we have to replace the whole patio doors. Everyone says that peach tree door handles are too hard to replace. Can't open the door from the inside. Peach tree doors have an odd size opening too and we will have to have custom doors made. [email protected]. Just wish someone could fix the handle.

Purchased 15 windows in 1997. All four of the awning type no longer operate. The seal is broken on double hung casement and the screens on others have broken. I'm all for a class action suit!

Our builder chose to use Peachtree Windows and doors. Since our builder was trying to cut corners and we did not know anything about Peachtree we did not insist on a different kind. Now I see all these complaints and I feel like it is useless to try to get our door replaced or fixed by Peachtree. Our house was built in 1999 and we have had trouble opening most of the Windows from about the third year. I just thought it was me being weak. If anyone does do a class action suit I'm in. Our builder is out of business too.