Windows
Foggy glass, stuck sashes, a draft at the frame in February — and a bedroom that stays hot no matter what the thermostat says. New windows fix all four. Here's the honest version, no exaggeration.
The Spirit Swap
The same real Hill Country window-wall job: mid-project walkthrough inside, finished exterior at golden hour. Drag the handle to compare.
Know What You're Buying
No jargon dump — just what actually matters for a Central-Texas home.
Frame Materials
The most common frame in Central Texas, and for good reason — it doesn't rot, doesn't need painting, and handles our heat swings well. Best value for most homes.
Stronger and more dimensionally stable than vinyl in extreme heat, so it holds tight seals longer. Costs more, worth it on larger openings or west-facing walls that take the worst sun.
A premium blend built for stiffness and a finer sightline. The top tier — we'll tell you honestly if your home actually needs it, or if fiberglass gets you 95% of the benefit for less.
Glass Packages
The standard efficient glass for most Central-TX homes. A microscopically thin coating reflects heat back before it gets in — the biggest efficiency lever on the whole window.
Adds a third pane and another air gap — more insulation and noticeably quieter. Worth it on busy streets or rooms where you want maximum comfort; not required everywhere.
Honest Published Range
Ranges are honest published bands for Central Texas, not a quote — your final price comes only from a free written estimate. Use the estimator below for a range scoped to your home.
A federal tax credit and local rebates can lower your real cost — see our honest rebates & incentives page.
The 90-Second, No-Pressure Estimate
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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Quick Answers
Both — if it's just a failed/foggy seal we can often swap the glass unit alone. If the frame is worn, warped, or you want a real efficiency upgrade, a full window replacement is the honest recommendation. We'll tell you which one your home actually needs.
Anywhere from a single problem window to a full 10–15-window whole-home job. Many homeowners start with the worst offenders (west-facing, single-pane) and expand from there — there's no wrong way to start.
For most Central-Texas homes, vinyl is the honest default. Fiberglass earns its price on big west-facing openings or homes that take a beating from the sun. We'll give you a straight recommendation at your free estimate, not an upsell.
Installation timing depends on the scope of your project. We protect floors and furniture and clean up daily — you'll get a real timeline in writing before we start.
No Pressure, Ever
The real number, in writing — before anyone knocks on your door. Our local team follows up within one business day.