Why Choose G3 for Windows and Exteriors

WatchStorm Damage? G3 Roofing & Construction Is Your Best Choice

You've probably had the experience. Somebody comes to the house to "measure" for windows. Three hours later, they're still at your kitchen table, the price has dropped three times, and the deal is only good if you sign tonight.

We don't do that. A clearer view. A simpler conversation. Here's what working with G3 on windows and exteriors actually looks like.

Do You Use High-Pressure Sales?

No. Plainly, no. We'll look at your windows, talk through what's going on and what your options are, and give you a written estimate. Then you decide. There's no "today only" price and no one camped at your table.

I can't stand spam and pushy sales. I hate getting those calls myself, and I'm not going to do it to you.

Will You Look at Another Company's Estimate?

Yes. Bring us your questions, or a retail replacement estimate you've already gotten, and we'll talk through the options. Sometimes the other estimate is a good one, and I'll tell you so. Sometimes it's missing things, like trim work, disposal or repairs to the opening, and we'll point that out. Either way, you'll understand what you're buying. See what affects window replacement cost.

Are You Tied to One Brand?

No. A lot of window companies sell one product line, so every answer leads back to that product. We're not tied to a single manufacturer, so we can talk through modern frames, low-emissivity glass options and the needs of your home, and point you to what fits.

Why Does a Restoration Company Do Windows?

Because we see what happens when windows go wrong. We're a lot more than a roofing company. Our team handles storm damage, water damage, mold and fire restoration, and on those jobs we see water that got in around poorly installed windows, rotted framing under sills and drywall stained by years of slow leaks.

G3's restoration experience informs our approach to windows and exterior work. When we replace a window, we look at the opening, the wall and what's above it, not just the glass.

What Window Services Do You Offer?

• Window replacement
• Glass and screen repair assessment
• Window maintenance
• Window washing, where available, using the Xero Pure Plus system
• Energy-efficient glass options
• Exterior project estimates
• Patio door replacement

Not every window concern calls for the same solution. Cracked or foggy glass, damaged screens, aging frames and a window that just needs cleaning are different conversations. We start with the problem you have.

Can You Help After a Storm?

Yes, and this is where we really earn our keep. After hail, most roofers look up. We look at the whole exterior: roof, gutters, windows, screens, siding and trim. We document damage with photos and a written scope. We're not here to fix your roof and leave you holding the bag on the rest. Read about hail damage to windows and screens.

Are You Local?

We're based in Argyle, TX, and serve North Texas, including Flower Mound, Highland Village, Southlake, Keller, Trophy Club, Lantana and the surrounding communities. We're your neighbors, and our reputation lives here.

Are You Licensed and Insured?

Yes. And our work is backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty. Manufacturer warranties on windows vary by product, and we'll make sure you have them in writing.

What Do You Stand For?

G3 stands for Be Grateful, Be Generous, Be Good. Construction shouldn't feel transactional. We want you to be proud of the work we did on your home, and we want you to call us again for the next project. A lot of our clients become friends.

How Do I Get Started?

1. Call (945) 300-9018 or request a window estimate online.
2. Tell us what's going on: drafts, fog, leaks, storm damage, or you just want new windows.
3. We'll come out, look and listen.
4. You'll get a written estimate and an honest recommendation.

Frequently Asked Questions

See our windows and exteriors page, then call (945) 300-9018 or use the button below to get a window quote.

Keep learning: see our Windows & Exteriors page, read Window Condensation in Winter: Normal or a Problem?.