Cost Estimator

Enter the approximate sizes below for general pricing information.
 

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Width
This is the measurement that is given first when ordering a window. Width is measured from jamb to jamb (side to side). Measure at the top, middle, and bottom and use the largest dimension. Round up to the next full inch.  

Height
The height of the window is taken from the sill (bottom) to the header (top). Measure at the left, middle, and right and use the largest dimension. Round up to the next full inch.  

United Inches
This is the method of calculating the cost of materials in window products. To get the united inches for each window, add the width and the height. If you have more that one window, add all the widths and heights together to get the united inches for your home. (I.E. Width = 36 and Height = 55, United Inches =91)
 

 

Attention: These estimations are for basic pricing in the Houston area. The prices reflect a visit to your home for our "guaranteed to fit" measurements, the products themselves, and installation. The prices may not include all materials, hardware, options or applicable tax information. Your actual cost may also be more or less due to selected products and accuracy of measurements. For quotes on a specific product, installation in a city or state outside of our normal operational range, for large quantities or materials only please call for pricing.

Feel free to contact us at 281-236-4795 or 281-460-8787 to confirm pricing information or to discuss particular products or questions.

Width: inches**
Height: inches**
 
Vinyl Window: $each     Any fenestration
Aluminum Window: $each     product that is
Fiberglass Window: $each     curved or does not
Hurricane Window: $each     contain four 90°
Wooden Window: $each     corners is considered
Basic Entry Door: $each   a custom product and
Storm Window: $each   cannot be estimated here.
Solar Screen: $each     ** Products over 100 U.I.
Fiberglass Screen: $each     can exceed projection.