Replacement Window Company in Medina County, TX

That depends on the age and condition of the rest. If the other windows are original builder units or their seals have failed, doing the whole side at once keeps the look and glass consistent. If they are sound, one new unit is fine, and we will say so. Either way, the replacement is built to the size we measure, so it sits right in an opening that may not match any stock size.

Tall, narrow openings in older houses usually look right when we keep to single hung or double hung units, since both preserve the upright lines of the original sashes. Wider openings in later additions can take a slider or a picture window instead. During the visit we look at each opening and the trim around it before suggesting anything, so the result still suits the age of the house.

On cleared land the sun reaches every wall for much of the day, and the west side takes the worst of it in summer. Low-E glass options reflect a good share of that heat back outside while still letting daylight in, and ENERGY STAR rated products are a sensible baseline. We will point out which rooms stand to gain the most, so you can put those first if you are working to a budget.

Yes. We offer $0 down and 0% interest for 72 months with approved credit, with a minimum contract of $1,000. That way the whole house can be done together rather than a handful of windows a year, which avoids mismatched frames and repeat trips out to the property. Ask about the terms during the assessment; applying is entirely optional.

Castroville has its own page, linked from this one, because its historic district brings rules of its own. This page covers the rest of the county, including Hondo, Devine, Natalia, LaCoste, D'Hanis and the lake communities. The same free in-home assessment, custom measuring and in-house installation team apply wherever in the county you live.