Conroe, Montgomery County
Windows in Conroe
A window is only as good as its flashing and its installation. We replace units and detail the opening so the assembly actually drains.
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Why Conroe Homes Need This
Housing stock
Early 1900s through present, with heavy growth from the 1990s onward
Common roof types
- Architectural asphalt shingle
- Three-tab asphalt shingle
- Standing seam metal
Common windows issues in Montgomery County
- Hail bruising on aging three-tab that is not visible from the ground
- Failed pipe-boot and flashing seals — the most common true source of a leak
- Undersized gutters on steep-pitch roofs discharging against the foundation
- Heat-driven granule loss on south and west exposures
Storm context
Montgomery County sits in a spring hail corridor, with most damaging events falling between March and May. Tropical systems are the other half of the picture: Hurricane Ike in 2008 drove widespread wind damage across the county, and Harvey in 2017 was primarily a flooding event rather than a roof event. Both patterns matter, because they damage a roof in different ways.
Included
What's in the Job
- Removal of existing window units
- Checking the rough opening, framing and sill
- Repair of any rot or framing damage before the new unit goes in
- Proper flashing of the rough opening — sill pan, jamb flashing, head flashing
- New window unit installed plumb, level and shimmed to manufacturer spec
- Interior and exterior trim replacement or repair
- Sealant and caulk at all exterior joints
- Screen replacement if needed
- Cleanup and haul-off of old units
Permits
Permits in Conroe
We handle the permits a job requires. Requirements differ across our service area — we confirm what applies to your specific address rather than assuming.
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