NT Windows
James Hardie
Energy-Efficient NT Windows EXEC Vinyl Replacement | Full Siding Installation with Sherwin Williams Paint Finish
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Energy-Efficient NT Windows EXEC Vinyl Replacement | Full Siding Installation with Sherwin Williams Paint Finish
This Allandale project centered on full window replacement using the NT Windows EXEC vinyl line. We chose EXEC because vinyl frames resist warping and seal loss in Austin's brutal summer heat. Our crew removed and hauled off the old units, then installed the new windows over several days. The homeowner also added three new doors, fitted in early June.
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The second phase brought new siding to the same Allandale home, timed to the client's renovation plans. We installed the siding over multiple days in late October, then painted it with Sherwin Williams finish. The new shell adds a weather-tight layer against hail and wind-driven rain. Fresh siding also lifts curb appeal on this older Allandale street.
The homeowner found us through an internet search and reached out in late December 2023. We talked through the aging windows first, then the bigger picture of doors and siding. That early conversation set up a phased plan around their renovation timeline.
Our inspection confirmed the windows were past their service life, with failing seals typical of older Allandale homes. We measured each opening and mapped the three door swaps. We also scoped the siding phase during the same visit so nothing got missed.
We built estimates covering windows, doors, siding, and paint, then finalized selections including the NT Windows EXEC line. The project was approved on March 20, 2024. We set the schedule to work around the client's renovation plans.
Windows arrived at our warehouse and went in over several days. The three doors followed in early June. Siding came last, installed over multiple days in late October and finished with a full paint pass.
We walked the finished exterior with the homeowner and confirmed clean seals, square frames, and a solid paint finish. The job was invoiced and completed on January 2, 2025, and closed out by January 20, 2025. The home now stands sealed against heat, hail, and pollen.
We replaced every window on this Allandale home with NT Windows EXEC vinyl units, added three new doors, and later wrapped the house in fresh siding with a full paint finish. The home now seals tight against Austin heat and looks sharp on Shoalwood Avenue.
Allandale is full of homes built decades back, and the original windows here had lost their edge. Old seals let heat pour in during the worst of summer. Swapping them out was the fastest way to cut that heat load.
The walkthrough showed windows well past their service life, which is common on this stretch of Shoalwood Avenue. Aging frames in Austin homes tend to fail at the seals first, and that lets conditioned air escape all summer. We also mapped out the door swaps and the coming siding phase during that same visit. The homeowner had a renovation schedule to work around, so we built the timeline to match it. That planning is why the siding waited until fall instead of crowding the window work.
We went with the NT Windows EXEC line because vinyl handles Central Texas heat better than most frames. Vinyl does not conduct heat the way metal does, so the frames stay stable when it hits triple digits. That stability keeps the seals intact and the glass working as it should. It's the detail most homeowners overlook when they shop on price alone.
The siding work landed in late October, timed to the client's renovation plans. Our crew installed the boards over several days, then followed with a full paint pass. Working in fall meant cooler days and better paint cure than a July install would allow.
The home now has a tight, weather-ready exterior from top to bottom. New windows hold their seals, the doors close clean, and the fresh siding sheds hail and wind-driven rain. Cedar pollen season is easier to manage with a sealed shell, too.
Vinyl frames don't warp or lose their seals under repeated 100-degree heat. That keeps your cooling steady and your energy bills lower through the long Central Texas summer.
The homeowner had a renovation schedule to work around. We pushed the siding to late October so it followed their timeline and got a cooler-weather paint cure.
The full scope, covering windows, three doors, siding, and paint, fell in the $40k to $50k range. Final pricing depends on window count, door type, and siding area.
Yes. NT Windows backs the EXEC line, and we handle any follow-up on the install itself. Reach out to Austin Pro if anything needs attention.
Austin Pro crafts exteriors that not only captivate but also promise steadfast protection and reliability, embodying the vibrant spirit of Austin in every facade. Your home's exterior is its silent storyteller and first impression; let us help it speak volumes without uttering a word.
