Replacement Windows and Doors
- Energy Star rated new Replacement Windows and Doors offer Significant Energy Savings -25%-40%
- Qualify for a Federal Tax Rebate
- New Replacement Windows and Doors increase home security
- Double Pane Replacement Windows and Doors with Whisper glass - Less Street Noise
- New Replacement Windows and Doors seal better - Less Pollens and other Polluntants
- Replacement Windows help keep Humidity at comfortable, healthy levels
- Almost 50% better than clear glass at controlling ultra violet light
- More than 90% Return on Investment when installing Replacement Windows and Doors
- Our New Replacement Windows and Doors offer a Lifetime Warranty
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The Problem with Your Original Builder Windows and Doors...
About 20% of Heating Energy Loss is through Windows and about 40% of Cooling Demand is Heat Gained through Windows. Single pane windows with clear glass offer no Solar Heat Gain Protection. Original Aluminum framed window have no Thermal Break. When the outside frame gets hot, so does the inside frame. The heat is transfered from outside to inside. The following two videos by Dave Yoho and Associates, consultants to the Home Improvement industry, will demonstrate how and why you are wasting money on your energy bills.Federal Energy Tax Credit Program
- Qualify for a 30% Rebate up to $1500 of Qualifying products
- Make your home more Energy Efficient
- Reducing your Cooling and Heating Bills
- Reduce your Carbon Footprint
If your original single pane windows are pitting, cracking, or peeling consider replacing them with a new high-quality vinyl replacement windows. Vinyl won’t crack, peel, or flake.
If your windows rattle, don't lock properly or are drafty, It's time to replace them. Original builder grade windows are cheap and don't fit well. They often are hard to open due to inferior tracks and balance rails. The locks are often misaligned and inferior making you a target for burglars.
Quality Replacement Window Manufacturers
All-Tex carries windows from:- Don Young Vinyl Single Hung Replacement Windows
- Don Young Aluminum Single and Double Hung Replacement Windows
- Showcase Vinyl Single Hung Replacement Windows
- Showcase Vinyl Double Hung Replacement Windows
- Simonton Vinyl Prism Double Hung Replacement Windows
- Simonton StormBreaker Double Hung Replacement Windows
Double Pane, Low-E, Energy Star New Replacement Windows and Doors
Double pane windows prevent energy loss in many ways. Low emissive (low-e) replacement windows are yet another energy-efficient option when considering replacements. Low-E window treatments include coated, reflective, or tinted to help provide a barrier against the unwanted ultra-violet light in your home and prevent flooring and furniture from fading. Replacement Windows with a laminate layer help prevent shattering when struck repeatedly. For Hurricane Windows, please click here. Often energy efficient windows include clear, odorless, nontoxic gases which are denser than air and provide an additional layer of insulation.New Replacement Window and Door Options and Styles
- Casement Windows
- Double-Hung Windows
- Single-Hung Windows
- Geometric Shapes
- Slider Windows
- Bay or Bow Windows
- Storm Windows
- Sliding Patio Doors
- Garden Patio Doors
- Low-E Glass
- Tinted Glass
- Tempered Glass
- Laminated Glass
- Hurricane Glass
- Grid Patterns
- Several Color options
- Lifetime Warranties
Top Quality Replacement Window and Door Installation
Proper installation of your new replacement windows and doors is essential to increasing the energy efficiency of your home. Let the highly trained and experienced experts at All-Tex Exteriors install them right the first time. Not sure which type of window replacement is right for you? Let All-Tex help you decide which are the best choice. Don’t waste more money on your utility bills: call All-Tex Exteriors today to speak with a representative or schedule a free consultation about replacement windows or request a private consultation in your home by completing our appointment request form. All-Tex serves the Houston, Austin and San Antonio metro areas.Industry Associations and Information
All-Tex is a member of the Efficient Windows Collaborative, an industry organization of manufacturers, suppliers and vendors committed to driving energy efficiency programs and other efforts to reduce green house gases. Read these informative resources from the Efficient Window Collaborative: Texas Replacement Window Selection fact sheet; The Efficient Window Collaborative Builder Toolkit fact sheet. Read our detailed solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) article.All-Tex Exteriors is a member of the Better Business Bureau. If anything should go wrong while dealing with us (product, service, delivery, installation, warranty, etc.) you can count on our fair and honest conflict resolution process that we committed to when joining the BBB. Any issue of yours is a concern of ours. Your happiness ensures our ongoing business and our reputation in the community. We take it very seriously.
The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) has published a number of comprehensive articles on solar heat gain, window and door energy efficiency, visible transmittance and more. We have saved them for your convenience.
- NFRC article on Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
- NFRC article on Visible Transmittance
- NFRC article on Window Energy Efficiency
- NFRC article on Door Energy Efficiency
- NFRC article on Window Heat Loss (U-Factor)
Read more about Windows of SUNSHIELD® Vinyl in this brochure. Read more about GUARDIAN ClimaGuard RLE Glass in this brochure.
Cost vs. Value - Your Return on Investment
Take a look at what Remodeling Magazine has to say about Replacement Windows Cost vs. Value:Take a look at this year’s Cost vs. Value Report and you will notice some familiar projects ranked at the top. For the third year in a row, Siding Replacement–Fiber-Cement is the project with the highest percentage of cost recouped. In fact, the projects with the top-three highest returns on investment (Deck Addition–Wood and Siding Replacement–Vinyl, are ranked two and three, respectively) did not change from last year.For more information and for the complete article, visit Remodeling Magazine.
A cursory glance tells us that siding and window replacement projects garner by far the most consistent returns (they claim seven of the top nine spots in the Report). And it’s not hard to figure out why.
Please read our Key Window Terminology for definitions to terms used in the Replacement Window and Door industry.