Craftsmanship and Care
The team at EcoView Windows & Doors Northwest takes pride in doing the job right from start to finish. In fact, that’s how the business began.
“Our owner, Brian, worked in the window industry for years and wanted to give customers a true white-glove experience,” says Christina Liang, EcoView’s director of administration. “It means a lot to him to bring customers a premium product with affordable and honest upfront pricing.”
That mindset helped the company rapidly grow. Although the business is only two years old, EcoView’s territory covers a lot of ground in Washington, and they have already served more than 3.2 million homes.

Savings and Customization
The company offers a wide range of windows, doors, and sliding glass doors, all designed and produced to minimize environmental impact and offer energy efficiency. EcoView’s windows can deliver customers energy savings of up to 30%, and customers save even because the products meet PUD rebate requirements. Thanks to the company’s partnership with Comfort Ready Home, EcoView has reached new customers to offer energy efficiency and savings.
All recommendations for windows and doors take into account the Pacific Northwest’s weather, especially conditions near Puget Sound, where heavy rain and windstorms require extra moisture control.
Getting the right fit is critical in their line of work, and Christina says all their work is completely customized. “There’s much more expertise involved than with standard window replacements,” Christina explains. “ We measure every opening and order specifically for each customer’s home.”

Invested in Top-Notch Installation
In the field, proper installation techniques take priority. Each project begins with on-time delivery and careful preparation to protect floors and furniture, and the crew manages every detail with care, leaving a clean jobsite.
All of EcoView’s work comes with lifetime installation warranties. “Our goal is to delight our customers and make sure they don’t face any issues down the road,” Christina notes.
By blending quality products, careful installation, and attention to each homeowner’s needs, EcoView continues to deliver customers a clear process and projects that are built to last.
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Outside of work, Phillips spends time on energy-efficiency projects around his home. Currently, he’s restoring his home’s street-facing windows and installing storm windows to cut down on air leakage and heat loss and preserve the home’s era of craftsmanship. Previously, he sealed and insulated his attic before adding new trusses and a metal roof for a solar system. By reducing his energy needs and adding solar he hasn’t paid for electricity in four years”

“I love the collaboration of working together with contractors and utilities and supporting projects that are beneficial to homeowners,” said Scott. “It’s important that homeowners understand how their whole house works and how energy-efficient products can improve comfort — and contractors can play a big role in facilitating that understanding.”
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