Replacement Window Company in Olmos Park, TX

The city's online permits page lists surveys and plans for additions, pools, fences and new construction, but it does not spell out window replacement either way. That does not mean the work is exempt. Ask the City of Olmos Park what it requires for your address before the install date is set. We cannot promise any permit outcome on the city's behalf.

Yes, in most cases. Specialty shape windows are made to the measured size of the opening, which suits the arched tops and odd widths found on many houses built in the late 1920s and 1930s. During the free in-home assessment we measure each opening individually and tell you plainly if one is better left as it is.

Start with the window type the house was designed around. Casement windows often suit Tudor and Spanish Revival homes, while double hung windows read correctly on brick cottages. Frame color and grid choices make the rest of the difference. We bring samples to the house so you can judge them against the real masonry and trim, not a photo.

They can. Rooms under a dense oak canopy get far less direct sun than a bare west wall, so the same glass may not be right for every side of the house. Low-E glass is most useful on the exposed elevations. We look at where the shade actually falls on your lot and suggest glass room by room rather than one choice for the whole home.

Yes. Financing is available with $0 down and 0% interest for 72 months, with approved credit, on contracts of $1,000 or more. On a bigger Olmos Park home that can make it practical to replace every window in one project instead of splitting the work over several years. We can walk through the application during the in-home visit.