Full 11-Window Pella Replacement with Low-E Glass | New Pella Exterior Door Installation in Tarrytown








Full 11-Window Pella Replacement with Low-E Glass | New Pella Exterior Door Installation in Tarrytown









This Tarrytown project covered 11 Pella windows plus a new exterior door, installed over two days in March 2022. The homeowner picked Pella for its tight seals and low-E glass, which cut heat gain during Austin's 100°-plus summers. Older homes in the 78703 area often have drafty, single-pane openings that leak cool air. The finished install gave this home better energy performance and a crisp, updated look.
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The homeowner found Austin Pro through an internet search and reached out about replacing aging windows on their Tarrytown home. That first contact came in mid-2020, opening the conversation about comfort and heat problems in the older house.
We inspected all the window openings and the door area to gauge the extent of seal failure and air leakage. The assessment confirmed that a full 11-window replacement, plus one exterior door, was the right call rather than partial fixes.
After reviewing options, the homeowner selected Pella units and approved the project on February 1, 2021. We finalized the window and door counts and placed the order in January of the install year, planning around Pella's build and delivery timeline.
The Pella windows arrived in March 2022, and our crew installed over two days, March 7 and 8. Each of the 11 openings was pulled, prepped, set, and sealed, and the new exterior door was hung and adjusted.
On-site work wrapped March 8, 2022, with a final walkthrough to check every seal and operation. The homeowner ended up with a tighter, quieter home better suited to Austin's heat and allergy seasons.
We replaced 11 windows and one exterior door on this home in Tarrytown, Austin, TX, swapping tired, leaky openings for sealed Pella units built to handle brutal summer heat. The result: a quieter, better-insulated home with clean, modern sightlines.
Tarrytown holds a lot of homes built decades ago, and their original windows rarely hold up to Central Texas weather. This one had openings that let in heat, noise, and dust. The homeowner wanted comfort back without changing the home's character.
Older windows in this part of Austin tend to fail in predictable ways, and this home followed the pattern. The seals had broken down, so cool air escaped and summer heat pushed right through the glass. We also saw frames that no longer closed tight, which invites cedar pollen and fine dust inside during allergy season. That kind of leakage forces an AC to run harder through July and August, when temperatures sit above 100°. Replacing all 11 openings at once made more sense than patching a few, since matching new units to old ones never looks right.
We went with Pella for every window and the door on this job. Pella's low-E insulated glass reflects solar heat, which matters most on Austin homes that bake all afternoon. The sealed frames also block the drafts that plagued the old units.
The windows were ordered in January and arrived in March, so we scheduled the install once every unit was on hand. Our crew worked over two days, March 7 and 8, 2022, to pull the old openings and set the new ones. Careful ordering matters here. Homeowners who try to install a few windows at a time often deal with mismatched trim and repeated mess, so we prefer to do the full set in one clean window of work.
The home feels tighter and quieter, with far less heat pushing through the glass. Every opening now seals fully, which helps during both summer heat and cedar pollen season. The updated Pella frames also give the exterior a cleaner, more current look.
The on-site install ran two days, March 7 to 8, 2022. The windows themselves were ordered in January and delivered in March, so we scheduled the work once all units arrived.
Pella's low-E glass reflects the intense afternoon sun that Central Texas homes face for months. The sealed frames also keep out the cedar pollen and dust that trouble many 78703 households each winter.
This retail project fell in the $40k–$50k range. That covered 11 Pella windows plus one exterior door, including removal, install, and sealing.
Usually, yes, if most are failing. Doing the full set in one visit keeps trim and finishes consistent and avoids repeated disruption, which is why we replaced all 11 here together.





