Replacement Window Company in Hays County, TX

Large picture windows on Dripping Springs and Wimberley lots often catch strong afternoon sun. Low-E glass options hold back much of that heat while the glass stays clear, and combining a fixed picture window with operable casements gives you airflow without breaking up the view. The assessment includes a look at which direction each opening faces.

Start with the bedrooms and any living space on the highway side, since traffic noise tends to be loudest there at night. Our glass packages provide excellent sound insulation, and how the frame is sealed matters for noise just as the glass does. Rooms on the far side of the house can often wait for a second phase.

Older stone homes frequently have non-standard openings, which is why we custom-measure each window. Specialty shapes are available for arched or unusual openings, and we can talk through frame colors that suit the stone. If the house sits inside a locally designated historic district, exterior changes may need city review, so check that first.

We cannot give a fair number without seeing the house, since size, style, glass and the number of openings all change the total. Once a specialist has measured every window during our free in-home assessment, a written quote follows. You can then decide whether to replace everything at once or start with the rooms that bother you most.

Yes, both. Besides windows and doors, we install seamless gutters and siding, plus patio covers and enclosures. On Hill Country lots, gutters help steer heavy rain away from limestone walls and foundations, and a patio cover can shade a west-facing deck. Some owners pair a cover with a new patio door so the outdoor space is finished in one project.