Infinity Windows of Detroit

Infinity Windows of Detroit

  • 31745 8 Mile Rd
  • Livonia, Michigan
  • 48152-1360

Description

Marvin Windows and Doors is a premier manufacturer of made-to-order wood and aluminum clad wood windows and doors and tailored services. Marvin is a privately-held, family-owned and operated company. The company was founded in 1912 by George G. Marvin and was soon re-named Marvin Lumber & Cedar Company. Marvin is headquartered in Warroad, Minnesota, a northern Minnesota community with a population of 1,781. Warroad is nestled on the shores of Lake of the Woods, just six miles from the Canadian border.

Marvin Windows and Doors is honored to be among a select group of companies to win the 2012 Family Business Award from Twin Cities Business magazine. The Family Business Awards honor five outstanding family-owned businesses and the value they add to the Minnesota’s economy and overall quality of life. These businesses have strong records of success, family involvement, community service and philanthropy, multi-generational culture, and a positive family business structure.

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Infinity from Marvin is a full line of fiberglass replacement windows and patio doors designed by the experts at Marvin Windows and Doors. Infinity products are designed for the homeowner who wants low-maintenance replacement windows with the traditional appearance of a wood window. All Infinity products are sold as a complete, installed package to provide you with a high-quality, hassle-free experience.

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