Window Restoration in Haltom city, TX

Cost of Window Restoration

Window restoration typically costs 40-60% less than full replacement while delivering superior results for historic and vintage homes. Our pricing depends on window size, current condition, and restoration scope needed—single-hung windows generally range from $350-650 per window, while larger casement or bay windows may cost $500-900 each.

We provide transparent, detailed estimates that break down labor, materials, and timeline so you know exactly what to expect. Every estimate includes our lifetime workmanship warranty, and we often help homeowners qualify for historic preservation tax credits when applicable. Free estimates help you compare restoration costs against replacement options—and most families discover restoration delivers better long-term value.

The math makes sense: restored original windows last another 50+ years, maintain historic authenticity, and often outperform modern replacements in both energy efficiency and durability.

Materials Used in Restoration

Our restoration process relies on premium materials specifically chosen for Texas climate conditions and long-term performance. We use marine-grade glazing compounds that resist our intense summer heat and sudden temperature changes, while specialized wood fillers and consolidants strengthen damaged sash components without compromising structural integrity.

For weatherstripping, we install modern bronze or silicone systems that maintain historic appearance while dramatically improving energy efficiency. Our paint systems include high-quality primers and topcoats designed to withstand UV exposure and moisture—critical factors in our DFW climate. Window hardware gets restored using period-appropriate materials or carefully selected modern components that match original specifications.

Glass restoration involves careful removal, cleaning, and reinstallation of original panes whenever possible, though we source historically accurate replacement glass when originals are beyond repair. Every material we use comes with manufacturer warranties, and our team’s 26 years of experience means we know which products perform best in Texas conditions.

Types of Windows We Restore

Our team specializes in all window styles common throughout Haltom city’s historic neighborhoods. Double-hung windows represent about 60% of our restoration projects—these classic designs respond beautifully to proper restoration and can achieve excellent energy efficiency when properly weatherstripped and balanced.

Single-hung windows, especially popular in 1940s-1960s homes, get complete sash rebuilding and modern weatherization while maintaining their original operating characteristics. Casement windows require specialized attention to hardware and cranking mechanisms, which we restore or replace with period-appropriate components.

We regularly work on picture windows, awning windows, and sliding styles found in mid-century Haltom city homes. Bay and bow windows present unique challenges, but our experience with multi-angle installations and structural considerations ensures these architectural features get restored to full functionality. Custom and unusual window shapes—often found in historic properties—receive individual attention and specialized solutions.

Each window type demands different restoration approaches, but our systematic process ensures consistent results regardless of style or age.

Brands and Products We Trust

Our restoration work incorporates products from established manufacturers who understand the demands of Texas weather. For glazing compounds and sealants, we rely on DAP and Tremco products that have proven track records in high-heat, high-UV environments like ours.

Window hardware restoration uses components from Truth Hardware and Andersen, both known for durability and accurate reproductions of historic styles. When glass replacement becomes necessary, we source from Guardian Glass and Pilkington—manufacturers who can match historic glass thickness and optical qualities.

Paint systems come from Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore professional lines, specifically their historic preservation collections designed for window restoration work. These products offer superior adhesion and weather resistance while maintaining appropriate sheen levels for historic accuracy.

For modern weatherstripping systems, we install products from Pemko and Accurate Weatherstrip—companies specializing in solutions that dramatically improve energy efficiency without compromising historic appearance. Our 26 years of experience has taught us which brands consistently perform in Texas conditions, and we stand behind every product we install.