Window & Door Replacement in Central Texas

Window replacement pricing depends on the frame material, glass package, window size, and installation complexity. A typical 15-window project starts at $12,000. Vinyl windows are the most economical option, while fiberglass and wood-clad windows come at a premium. Factors that affect cost include the number of stories (second-floor installations require more labor), whether structural modifications are needed (enlarging or reducing openings), the glass package selected (dual-pane Low-E vs. triple-pane), and the frame material. We provide detailed, itemized estimates so you can see exactly what you are paying for — no hidden fees or surprise charges. Contact us for a free consultation and personalized quote tailored to your home.

Most Central Texas homeowners see a 10 to 20 percent reduction in heating and cooling costs after replacing single-pane or older double-pane windows with modern ENERGY STAR certified Low-E, argon-filled units. For a home with average monthly energy bills of $200 to $250, that translates to $200 to $400 in annual savings. The savings are particularly significant in our climate zone (IECC Zone 2) because cooling accounts for the majority of energy costs. Modern Low-E coatings reflect up to 70 percent of solar heat gain while still allowing visible light to pass through, meaning your air conditioner runs less without making your home dark. Argon gas fill between the panes adds insulating value equivalent to adding another pane of glass. Over a 20-year window lifespan, those annual savings add up to $4,000 to $8,000 — offsetting a significant portion of the replacement cost.

We are authorized dealers and installers for three premium window brands: Pella, Anlin, and Marvin. Each brand serves different needs and budgets. Pella offers the widest range of styles and price points, from their value-oriented Encompass line to the premium Architect Series, in wood, fiberglass, and vinyl frames. Anlin specializes in premium vinyl windows engineered for extreme heat climates, with their SolarZone Elite glass package and an industry-leading true lifetime warranty that includes accidental glass breakage. Marvin crafts luxury wood and fiberglass windows with Ultrex fiberglass exteriors and warm wood interiors, ideal for custom homes and architectural projects. During your free consultation, we help you determine which brand and product line best fits your home, aesthetic preferences, performance requirements, and budget.

A full-home window replacement for a typical 3-bedroom home with 15 to 20 windows is usually completed in 1 to 3 days. Individual window installations take approximately 30 to 60 minutes each, depending on the window size, type, and any complications with the existing opening. We install from the exterior whenever possible to minimize disruption inside your home — in most cases, you will not need to move furniture or take down curtains. Larger projects, custom window configurations, or installations that require structural modifications to the openings may take additional time. We provide a detailed timeline during the estimate process so you know exactly what to expect. Our crews work efficiently without cutting corners, and we clean up thoroughly at the end of each workday.

Replacing all your windows at once is the most cost-effective approach and delivers the best results. You benefit from lower per-window pricing, consistent energy performance throughout your home, uniform aesthetics from every angle, and a single installation disruption instead of multiple visits. However, we understand that a full-home replacement is a significant investment. If budget is a concern, we can help you prioritize which windows to replace first based on condition, energy impact, and visibility. South- and west-facing windows in Central Texas receive the most solar heat gain, so replacing those first delivers the biggest energy savings. We also offer financing through Enhancify with promotional no-interest terms for up to 24 months, which makes doing the full project at once more accessible for many homeowners.

Low-E (low-emissivity) glass has a microscopically thin metallic coating — thinner than a human hair — that reflects infrared heat energy. In Central Texas, where summer temperatures regularly exceed 100 degrees and cooling costs dominate energy bills, Low-E glass is essential. The coating reflects solar heat away from your home in summer, reducing heat gain through windows by up to 70 percent compared to clear glass. In winter, the same coating reflects interior heat back into your home. There are different types of Low-E coatings optimized for different climates: our region benefits most from solar-control Low-E (also called Low-E 366 or similar designations), which prioritizes blocking solar heat gain. All three of the brands we install — Pella, Anlin, and Marvin — offer advanced Low-E glass packages specifically designed for hot climates like ours. The coating is virtually invisible and does not noticeably change the appearance of your windows.

Yes. Through our financing partner Enhancify, we offer multiple financing options including promotional no-interest financing for up to 24 months on approved credit. You can check your rate with no impact to your credit score through a soft credit inquiry. Financing makes it possible to replace all your windows now and pay over time, which is often smarter than waiting because you start saving on energy costs immediately. Monthly payments for a typical full-home window replacement often run $150 to $300 per month — comparable to or less than the energy savings you gain from the new windows. During your estimate appointment, we can walk you through the financing options and help you find a plan that fits your budget. We believe every Central Texas homeowner deserves energy-efficient, comfortable windows regardless of whether they can pay the full amount upfront.

Full-frame replacement removes the entire existing window including the frame, trim, and sometimes the surrounding flashing, down to the rough opening in the wall. This allows us to inspect the structural framing for water damage or rot, add or improve insulation, install new flashing for weather protection, and ensure a perfect fit. Insert (pocket) replacement slides a new window unit into the existing frame, which is faster and less expensive but only works if the existing frame is in good condition and properly sized. In Central Texas, we recommend full-frame replacement for most projects because it delivers superior energy performance, allows us to address any hidden moisture damage (common in our humid climate), and results in a cleaner finished appearance. During your free inspection, we assess the condition of your existing frames and recommend the best approach for each window in your home.

Yes, significantly. Modern dual-pane windows with argon gas fill reduce exterior noise by 25 to 50 percent compared to single-pane glass. The two panes of glass separated by the gas-filled space create a sound barrier that dampens vibrations from traffic, lawn equipment, barking dogs, and other neighborhood noise. For homes near busy roads, highways (I-35 runs through our entire service area), or commercial areas, we can recommend enhanced sound-reduction options including triple-pane glass, laminated glass (which has a sound-dampening interlayer similar to automotive windshields), or asymmetric glass configurations (where the inner and outer panes are different thicknesses to disrupt sound wave transmission). The improvement is immediately noticeable — most homeowners tell us the difference is dramatic from the moment we install the first window.

Some window issues can be repaired, but replacement is typically more cost-effective when multiple problems are present or when the windows are more than 15 to 20 years old. Repairs make sense for isolated issues like a broken latch, torn screen, or single cracked pane on an otherwise sound window. Replacement is the better investment when you see condensation between the glass panes (seal failure), feel drafts with windows closed (weatherstripping failure), notice wood rot or frame deterioration, have difficulty operating the windows (warped frames or failed balances), or when your energy bills are consistently high despite a well-maintained HVAC system. As a general rule, if more than one-third of your windows need repair, full replacement is usually the more economical choice when you factor in the cumulative repair costs, improved energy efficiency, and increased home value. We provide honest assessments during our free inspections and will never recommend replacement if repair is the better option.

We stand behind our work with a comprehensive 5-year workmanship warranty that covers the installation itself — including the seal between the window and the wall opening, interior and exterior trim, flashing, and caulking. This warranty is in addition to the manufacturer warranties on the window products themselves, which range from limited lifetime (Pella and Marvin) to true lifetime including accidental glass breakage (Anlin). Our workmanship warranty means that if any installation-related issue arises — a leak around the window, trim separation, or any defect in our work — we will return and correct it at no charge. We are a locally owned, BBB Accredited company that has built our reputation on standing behind our work. Sean and Kristen Clifford personally guarantee every project we complete.

Yes. Under the federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (Section 25C), homeowners can claim a tax credit of up to 30 percent of the cost of qualifying ENERGY STAR Most Efficient windows, up to a maximum of $600 per year for windows and skylights. To qualify, the windows must meet the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient criteria for our climate zone. All three brands we install offer qualifying products. Some local utility providers also offer rebates for energy-efficient home improvements — check with your electric provider (Oncor, Austin Energy, or your local co-op) for current programs. We recommend consulting with your tax professional about eligibility, and we provide the manufacturer certifications and receipts you need to file the credit. These incentives effectively reduce the net cost of your window replacement project.