Windows, siding, doors and insulation: the work Longhorn built its name on before the pools. One crew, one warranty, the same people who quote it install it.
Each of these is its own trade with its own crew. What they share is the standard: measured twice, sealed properly, and finished the way we would want on our own homes.
A replacement window is a new window, measured and made to the size of an existing opening, that takes the place of the old unit in the wall. Custom-measured, professionally installed windows that cut cooling costs, quiet the road outside and make the whole house look newer. We carry the full Andersen line and fit every opening to size.
Siding is the outer skin of a house: the vinyl or fiber cement panels fixed over the exterior wall that take the sun, hail and rain and seal the envelope behind them. Replacement siding (insulated vinyl, standard vinyl and Hardie fiber cement) installed on homes across Dallas–Fort Worth. For houses where hail, sun and hundred-degree summers have worn the exterior, it holds its color, seals the envelope and changes how the house reads from the street.
An exterior door is a door that closes an opening in the outside wall of the house: the front entry, a sliding or hinged patio door, or a storm door fitted as an extra layer in front of the entry. Entry, sliding, hinged patio and storm doors, replaced with the framing and trim work done properly. For homeowners who want a better first impression and a tight seal at the last weak point in the envelope.
Attic insulation is material installed in the attic (blown-in, spray foam or radiant barrier) that slows summer heat moving down into the rooms below and keeps the warmth of the house in during a freeze. Attic insulation (blown-in, spray foam and radiant barrier) for Dallas–Fort Worth homes that run hot upstairs in August or cold in a freeze. A well-insulated house holds its temperature instead of chasing it, and the bill drops as a side effect.
We measure every opening and wall on the house, talk through the options for each, and give you a firm written price.
Windows and doors are built to those measurements and siding is ordered for your walls, so nothing is forced to fit on install day.
Windows go in before the siding wraps around them, so the flashing ties together instead of being patched around.
We walk the finished house with you, settle the punch list and leave one warranty covering the work.
Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll come measure, talk options and give you a straight number. No obligation, no pressure.
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Practical notes on your home in North Texas.
Most hail advice stops at the roof. This is the whole exterior in layers, with the insurance rules that decide what a storm really costs you and a straight list of what is not worth doing early.
Most DFW attics can take a new layer of loose-fill on top of what is already there. The catch is the order of work and the condition of the old material, and this post lays out both.
A direct comparison for DFW homeowners. How James Hardie fiber cement, standard vinyl and insulated vinyl handle hail, 100°F summers, freezes and shifting clay, what drives the price, and when vinyl is the better call.
