Window Installation in Austin, TX
Window installation in Austin TX for homeowners replacing drafty, stuck, or outdated windows. The crew handles the removal, the new unit, the sealing, and all the drywall patching and paint around the opening. One project manager from the first measurement to the finished room.
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Replacing a Window Means Cutting Into Your Wall, So the Crew Behind It Matters
A window swap isn't just glass. Someone is removing part of your wall, fitting a new unit, and rebuilding what surrounds it. Austin Painting & Drywall is BBB accredited and commercially insured, with OSHA 10/30 training covering every employee, subcontractor, and on-site manager. A full-time project manager stays on each job, so the same person measuring your openings is the one standing there when the paint dries.
What Window Installation in Austin TX Actually Covers
Replacing a window touches more than the window itself. The old unit comes out, the new one goes in, and the gap around it has to be sealed tight. Then there's the wall. Drywall gets disturbed, trim needs attention, and the room won't look right until someone patches, textures, and paints around the new frame.
That's the reason a painting and drywall crew does this work. The installation and the finishing happen on the same schedule with the same project manager, not as two separate jobs weeks apart. Drywall repair handles what the removal damages, and interior painting makes the room feel complete again.
Six Services That Make Up a Full Window Project
Each window installation depends on the style of the unit, the condition of the opening, and how much wall work follows. These six services cover the full scope, from removal to finished walls.
Window Replacement
Replacement takes out an old, damaged, or underperforming window and puts a new unit in the same opening. Your project manager measures each opening, reviews the plan with you, and puts the scope in writing before anyone picks up a tool.
Double-Hung and Sliding Windows
Double-hung windows move up and down on two sashes. Sliding windows glide side to side. Both work well in bedrooms, living areas, and rooms where swing clearance is limited and easy cleaning is a priority.
Casement and Awning Windows
Casement windows hinge on the side and crank outward. Awning windows hinge at the top. They're a smart fit for kitchens, bathrooms, and any room where you want airflow without a wide opening arc.
Bay and Bow Windows
Bay and bow windows angle outward from the wall, bringing in more natural light and creating space for a seat or shelf. They need more planning than a standard flat window because the framing, support, and interior finish are all custom to the opening.
Weatherproofing and Sealing
A new window only works if the weather stays outside. Every installation includes sealing the unit in its opening to block air and water intrusion, and exterior painting covers the outside where the frame meets the wall.
Drywall Patching and Painting After Installation
Pulling out a window almost always damages the surrounding drywall. The wall gets patched, textured to match, primed, and painted using the same crew that installed the window. Drywall repair and interior painting handle the finishing so the room looks complete, not mid-project.
Thinking about replacing your windows? Call (512) 993-0948 or fill out the form and let us know which rooms you have in mind. A project manager will come take a look at the openings with you.
Window Problems That a Full Installation Puts Behind You
Windows get replaced when they're causing trouble, not for decoration. These are the six problems homeowners bring up most often.
Drafts leaking around old frames
Worn-out seals and warped frames let outside air in and conditioned air out. A properly installed and sealed replacement closes those gaps for good.
Sashes that stick, jam, or refuse to open
Painted-shut or swollen windows aren't just annoying. They can be a safety issue when ventilation or an exit matters. A new unit operates the way it should.
Water stains or soft spots near the window
Moisture creeping in around a window leaves stains, damages drywall, and can lead to bigger problems behind the wall. The new window is sealed, and drywall repair fixes what the leak left behind.
Rough, unfinished walls from a previous window swap
Some installers set the glass and leave the wall torn up. Drywall patching, texturing, and painting bring the room back to finished condition.
A brand-new window surrounded by tired, mismatched paint
One bright frame next to faded walls makes the whole room look off. Painting the surrounding walls pulls the room together so the upgrade actually shows.
Scheduling three different contractors for one project
A window installer, a drywall crew, and a painter, each with their own timeline. One team handling all three means one schedule and one person answering the phone.
Why a Painting and Drywall Company Installs Windows
2018
Building Since
200+
Projects Completed
25+
Services Offered
Travis Hawk spent close to a decade inspecting storm and water damage as an insurance adjuster before founding Austin Painting & Drywall in 2018. That experience taught him what happens to a home when windows fail or get installed poorly: water finds the gaps, the wall behind the frame starts deteriorating, and the homeowner ends up paying twice.
The company was built around painting and drywall because those trades finish the surfaces people actually see. Window installation fits because it's the same wall, the same opening, and the same need for a tight seal and a clean result. The crews handle all three in one project, and a full-time project manager is on site to keep them coordinated. Most of the work lands in Travis and Williamson counties, from North Austin to Central Austin. Not sure your area is covered? See every community served.
Window Installation Results: Before the Swap, After the Finished Room
Clean lines, sealed frames, and walls that look like the window was always there. Browse finished projects to see the difference between a window that was swapped and one that was properly installed and finished.
Replacing Windows Across Austin Area Homes, One Opening at a Time
Older homes across the Austin metro have windows that were fine twenty years ago but don't hold up to today's summers and storms. A project manager visits your home in Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Allandale, or anywhere else across Travis and Williamson counties, and looks at your windows in person before anything is quoted.
Austin Painting & Drywall is locally owned, with North Austin and Central Austin as its primary markets. Not sure your neighborhood is covered? Call (512) 993-0948 and find out.
A Written Warranty That Covers the Window and Everything Around It
A new window is supposed to end the problem, not start a new one. Austin Painting & Drywall puts the warranty terms in writing so the work is backed after the crew leaves. Warranty service is customer initiated: if a covered issue comes up, call (512) 993-0948 and it gets handled.
3 yr
Paint warranty Covers the paint on walls, trim, and surfaces finished around each window.
2 yr
New sheetrock warranty Applies to any drywall installed or replaced during the window project.
2+ yr
Workmanship guarantee Backs the installation and all finish work, from removal through the final coat.
Frequently Asked Questions About Window Installation in Austin TX
Ready for Window Installation in Austin TX That Finishes the Whole Room?
Request your free quote, and a project manager will walk your rooms with you and write up the plan before the first drop cloth goes down.
