In Our Neighbors’ Own Words

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What it's like to work with us.

A finished whole-exterior transformation on a two-story Central-Texas home — a real Spirit of Texas job. — Real Spirit of Texas job · Central Texas

Two Spirit of Texas crew members finishing a new sliding door and siding on a real Central-Texas home. — Real Spirit of Texas job · Central Texas

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The jobs behind the words.

Every quote above comes from real work. Here are three of those jobs, photographed start to finish, with honest price bands.

Inside the Hill Country window wall job: Spirit of Texas crew checking the finished two-story glass from the great room.

Real Job · Start to Finish

Two Days, One Window Wall, One Hill Country Sunset

$12,000–$22,000+ · 2 Days

Scope, timeline, six real photos and an honest price band from one real Spirit of Texas job.

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The four-panel sliding patio door mid-install, protective film still on the glass — real Spirit of Texas job.

Real Job · Doors

A Four-Panel Slider, Patio to Pool

$4,000–$9,500+ · 1 Day

Real photos and an honest price band for a large sliding-door replacement.

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A picture window set into limestone on a covered patio — from a real Spirit of Texas whole-exterior job.

Real Job · Whole Exterior

Windows, Doors & Siding — One Crew, One Home

$6,000–$16,000+ · 1–2 Days

A comprehensive exterior refresh, real photos and an honest price band.

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