Customer Testimonials

FeneTech Customer Testimonials:  Proof that FeneVision ERP exceeds the software solutions our industry demands

FeneTech has customers all over the globe. Read these testimonials from just a few of our valued customers. You’ll see why FeneTech has the ability to positively change the course of how you do business and why FeneVision is the world’s preeminent fenestration software.

Vinylmax–FeneVision

Vinylmax–FeneVision

“The biggest benefit with FeneVision is that we can configure it to fit exactly what we do.” Laura Doerger-Roberts, president of Vinylmax Windows, is an awe-inspiring presence in the window and door industry—a direct result of her and her family’s indomitable work ethic and their shared passion fo(read more)
Laurier Glass–FeneVision

Laurier Glass–FeneVision

"FeneVision has exceeded our expectations." Executive Vice President Mélanie Mercier of Laurier Glass, located just southwest of Québec City, recalls her rather daunting introduction into her family’s glass tempering business.  Just as Mélanie was preparing to join her sister Caroline as co-o(read more)
TECESA Architectural Glass–FeneVision

TECESA Architectural Glass–FeneVision

For architectural glass fabrication company TECESA, FeneVision is all the enhancement needed to make their business stand out among their competitors. Northwest of Mexico City, the town of Irapuato in the Bajío Valley lies along the Irapuato River.  Using irrigation waters from the upper Lerm(read more)
Avanti Industries–FeneVision

Avanti Industries–FeneVision

"What aspect of FeneVision don't we rely on?" When you first meet Dustin Petty, it’s hard to imagine this boyishly good-looking young man is the wildly successful president of Avanti Industries. Petty’s affable spirit and easygoing manner belies his sharp business acumen and customer-centered vision(read more)
Intigral–FeneVision

Intigral–FeneVision

Intigral—Customer-driven direction today and into the next decade Intigral’s unique recipe for success can’t be found in any of the manufacturing annals of American industry. Most manufacturing facilities have a recipe for success that’s the result of careful planning, trial and error, conventional (read more)
United Plate Glass–FeneVision

United Plate Glass–FeneVision

Not only surviving, but thriving as a family-owned company “We shouldn’t have to conform our business to fit the software, and FeneVision allows us that flexibility.” Businesses today are faced with all kinds of challenges.  Simply surviving the competitive landscape that exists is tough (read more)
Virginia Glass Products–FeneVision

Virginia Glass Products–FeneVision

Virginia Glass Products reflects on their success "History has shown that we meet our stated commitments, and we know FeneVision will help us support this promise going forward" Nestled among the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains lies Virginia Glass and Virginia Mirror, whose origins began 10(read more)
GlasPro–FeneVision

GlasPro–FeneVision

GlasPro looks for ways to say ‘Yes’ California-based architectural glass company GlasPro’s ability to emerge at the top of their game despite the recent economic downturn is only one of the many reasons the company is as unique and resilient as the glass they produce. With this renewed confide(read more)
Lindsay Windows–FeneVision

Lindsay Windows–FeneVision

“People evaluating ERP systems today want to know whether the software will help them grow,” says Geoff Roise, owner of Lindsay Window & Door in North Mankato, Minnesota. “FeneVision has certainly helped us grow as we’ve expanded from two to six locations over the past several years.”  (read more)
Seaway Manufacturing–FeneVision

Seaway Manufacturing–FeneVision

Smaller window and door makers have fewer resources to invest in improvements, overcome downturns or counter aggressive competition. This makes Seaway Manufacturing, a modest-sized window, door and sunroom company based in equally modest Erie, Pennsylvania, notable. Founded in 1(read more)
Van Noordenne - FeneVision

Van Noordenne - FeneVision

Peter Koops outlines how FeneVision has guided the evolution of his company to an even more successful glass enterprise. Dutch glass fabrication company Van Noordenne considers itself unique compared to most glass outfits, citing its business model as one-of-a-kind.  With multiple manufacturing and(read more)
KAB Allglass Gmbh - FeneVision

KAB Allglass Gmbh - FeneVision

The managers at KAB Allglass knew the company needed to begin making safety glass or the Hamburg-based glass distributor risked getting squeezed out of the market. “It is difficult for glass wholesalers today to survive between the producers and the users,” says Darko Grnjak, managing director and (read more)
West Coast Glass – LineScanner

West Coast Glass – LineScanner

"Our business is supplying insulating glass to high-end window and door manufacturers who make wood, aluminum and steel windows and doors throughout Southern California. They pay us more because we deliver higher quality. Our units go into windows and doors shipped all over the country. Our custo(read more)
Syracuse Glass – FeneVision

Syracuse Glass – FeneVision

"Our company was started in 1909. A willingness to change over the years is a big reason we're still in business and growing more than 100 years later. Syracuse Glass was initially a glass distributor but over the years evolved into a fabricator. In 1973, we began making insulating glass as an earl(read more)
Tristar Glass Products – FeneVision

Tristar Glass Products – FeneVision

"We started Tristar Glass Products from scratch in 2005. In 2015, we'll open our third fabrication facility and reach 200 employees." We're an architectural and decorative glass fabricator certified by PPG and Guardian. Most of our business comes through commercial glazing companies. Caring for cus(read more)
Thompson Creek Window Company – FeneVision

Thompson Creek Window Company – FeneVision

"You can consider me a window geek. I grew up in the business—at one point we lived on the second floor of the plant. I've done just about every job in the company. I still have a scar on my hand from trying to carry too much glass. We've grown 600 percent in the last decade. Almost as soon as we'v(read more)