25-Window NT Presidential Vinyl Replacement | Dual Hinged Entry and French Door Installation








25-Window NT Presidential Vinyl Replacement | Dual Hinged Entry and French Door Installation









This Bull Creek project swapped out 25 aging windows for NT Presidential Vinyl Windows from NT Windows. We chose vinyl because it resists warping and holds its seal through Austin's brutal summer heat. Each opening got new interior and exterior trim for a clean, airtight finish. The homeowner now has quieter rooms and better protection from cedar pollen and dust.
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We paired the window job with two new hinged doors on this Austin home. The scope included a 6'8 tall entry door and a 6' wide French door, both with full trim work. Solid, well-sealed doors matter here, where limestone soil shifts and old frames go out of square. Both doors now open smoothly and seal tight against the elements.
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This homeowner reached out to Austin Pro through a customer referral, with the lead first logged on February 9, 2026. Early conversations centered on replacing aging windows across the whole home, plus two exterior doors.
We inspected the home in Bull Creek and confirmed the scope: 25 windows and two hinged doors. The existing openings showed the settling common on older Austin homes over limestone soil, so we measured carefully for a proper fit. The prospect phase was reached March 9, 2026.
After the walkthrough, we finalized the window and door selections and pricing. The homeowner approved the project on April 25, 2026. We then placed the order for the NT Presidential Vinyl Windows and both doors on May 11.
The windows and doors arrived in late June. Our crew installed all 25 windows and both hinged doors over multiple days. Each opening was shimmed square, sealed, and finished with new interior and exterior trim.
We completed on-site work on June 25, 2026, and walked the home to check every window and door for smooth operation and a tight seal. The project was invoiced June 27, leaving the home cooler, quieter, and better sealed against heat and cedar pollen.
We replaced 25 windows and two exterior doors on this Bull Creek home in Austin, TX, giving the whole place a tighter, cooler, quieter shell before another 100°-plus summer set in.
Older homes near Bull Creek often run original or first-replacement windows that have lost their seal. Foggy glass, drafts, and rising cooling bills are the usual signs. This homeowner came to us through a referral and wanted the whole house done at once.
Vinyl is the right call for most Austin homes, and the NT Presidential line is one we trust for value and performance. Central Texas heat is hard on window frames. Cheaper vinyl can soften and warp when the sun beats on a west-facing wall day after day. The Presidential frames are built to hold their shape and keep their seal through those 100°-plus stretches, which is exactly what protects your cooling bill. We also like that NT Windows is made in Texas, so lead times and warranty support stay simple.
We added two new hinged exterior doors to round out the project. One was a 6'8 tall front or back entry door. The other was a 6' wide French-style door, both installed with full interior and exterior trim.
The products arrived in late June, and we scheduled the on-site work right away. Our crew installed all 25 windows and both doors over multiple days in late June. A job this size needs steady pacing so every opening gets flashed, sealed, and trimmed right.
Here is the part homeowners often get wrong: they assume swapping a window is quick and simple. On older Bull Creek homes, the rough openings are rarely still square. Foundation movement over limestone and years of settling leave gaps that need proper shimming and sealing. Skip that step, and you get drafts, leaks, and callbacks. We take the extra time on each opening so the new unit sits true and the trim closes clean.
The home now has a full set of matched, energy-efficient windows and two solid, weather-tight doors. Rooms feel cooler and quieter, and the air stays cleaner during cedar season. The project wrapped on June 25, 2026, and was invoiced June 27.
This one took multiple days on site. A whole-home window replacement usually runs multiple days so each opening is flashed and sealed correctly, not rushed.
Vinyl handles the heat without warping and never needs repainting. Wood looks great but demands upkeep and can swell or crack under Central Texas sun and humidity swings.
This full window and door replacement fell in the $30k–$40k range. Final pricing depends on window count, door type, and trim work, which is why we quote each home after a walkthrough.
For this home, the lead came in February 2026 and we secured approval by late April. Products were ordered May 11 and installed in late June. Custom-built windows take time to manufacture, so planning ahead pays off.





