Warranty in Writing on Every Job

Our Warranty Policy.

We stand behind our work — and we'd rather hand you the real, current terms in writing than print a number on a webpage before it's confirmed.

What we can tell you today

Every job comes with a warranty, in writing, before you sign anything. We're not publishing specific glass/labor term lengths here until they're confirmed — we'd rather under-promise on this page than over-promise and have your written estimate say something different.

What's confirmed at your estimate

Close-up of a new sliding door frame's top corner on install day, protective film tabs still on the glass, from a real Spirit of Texas job.
The work we stand behind: set true, sealed tight, lines dead straight — a real Spirit of Texas install.

Quick Answers

Frequently asked questions.

Why doesn't this page list exact warranty years?

Because we haven't published a specific term length we haven't fully confirmed. You'll get the real, exact terms in writing at your estimate — before you sign anything.

Does the warranty cover labor or just materials?

Both material and labor terms are documented in writing at your estimate. We treat this as a real legal document, not a marketing line.

Does the warranty transfer if I sell my house?

Transferability is confirmed in writing at your estimate along with the rest of the terms.

The 90-Second, No-Pressure Estimate

Get your range, then your written terms.

No bait-and-switch. No pushy rep at your kitchen table. Answer a few quick questions and see a real, honest range — before anyone knocks on your door.

Ranges are honest published bands for Central Texas, not a quote. Many factors shape your final number. Final price comes only from your free written estimate.

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