Old Window Removal
We pull the old sash, jamb, and trim, then haul everything off site. If we find rot in the sill or framing, we replace it with treated lumber before the new unit goes in. You do not pay extra for the tear-out.
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24/7 Emergency
Same-Day Response
Warranty Backed
5+ Years Trusted in Oklahoma City
What Our Window Installation Service Includes
Every job includes removal, disposal, flashing, insulation, caulking, and a walkthrough. Add-ons like interior trim, exterior casing, and custom grid patterns are quoted separately so you only pay for what you want.
Flashing and House Wrap
Every opening gets a sill pan, flashing tape, and a house wrap lap so water sheds to the exterior. This is the step cheap installers skip, and it is the number one cause of window leaks we get called to fix.
Insulation and Air Sealing
We fill the rough opening gaps with low-expansion foam and backer rod, then caulk both the interior and exterior perimeter. That stops the air infiltration that makes a new window feel drafty if it is installed sloppily.
Hardware and Operation Test
Locks, tilt-in sashes, and screens are checked on every unit before we leave. We demonstrate the operation with you during the walkthrough so you know how to clean and vent each window correctly.
Permit and Inspection
We pull the City of Oklahoma City permit and meet the inspector on site. You get the signed inspection card for your records, which matters at resale and when you file a storm claim.
Full Cleanup and Haul-Off
Crews lay drop cloths, sweep, vacuum, and haul off every scrap of old window, flashing, and packaging. We do a final walkthrough with you before we pack up, and we do not leave until you sign off.
Window Installation and Replacement Oklahoma City OK
Window Installation and Replacement Oklahoma City OK is the removal of failed or outdated window units and the installation of new, code-compliant windows that seal, insulate, and open correctly. A full-frame replacement pulls the old sash, jamb, and trim, then rebuilds the rough opening with new flashing, house wrap, and insulation board before the new unit goes in. A pocket replacement keeps the existing frame and drops a new sash into it. Both stop air infiltration, water intrusion, and the condensation that rots sills from the inside out.
Oklahoma City homes take a beating. Summer attic temperatures push past 140 degrees, winter fronts drop into the teens, and hail season runs April through June with golf-ball stones that crack glass and pit frames. If your windows are original single-pane aluminum, you are losing money every month on heating and cooling. A window replacement contractor Oklahoma City homeowners call for hail-damaged glass and warped vinyl can usually get you on the schedule within a week. If you have been searching for window installation and replacement Oklahoma City OK near me, we cover the whole metro.
Our Window Installation Process
Five steps from first call to final walkthrough. Most single-window jobs finish in a day; whole-house projects run two to four days.
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Schedule
Call or book online — a real human picks up and confirms a 2-hour arrival window.
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Diagnose
Licensed tech inspects on-site, then walks you through the cause and your options.
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Fix
The job is completed to code and done right the first time — no shortcuts, no surprises.
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Guarantee
Every job backed by a written workmanship warranty — and we stand behind it.
Tools and Methods We Use
Tools & Equipment
Laser Level and Chalk Line
We set every window level and plumb before fastening. A window that is out of square by a quarter inch will not lock correctly and will leak at the corners.
Caulk Gun and Low-Expansion Foam
We seal the interior and exterior perimeter with exterior-grade caulk and fill the rough opening gaps with low-expansion foam. Standard expanding foam bows the jamb and breaks the seal.
Pry Bar and Utility Knife
Used to remove old trim, cut back failed caulk, and free stuck sashes without damaging the surrounding siding or interior casing.
Circular Saw and Tin Snips
We cut back siding, trim, and flashing to expose the rough opening, and snip metal flashing to fit the sill pan detail. Clean cuts mean a tighter seal.
Flashing Tape and Sill Pan
The sill pan and flashing tape are the primary defense against water intrusion. We tape the rough opening in shingle-lap order so water always drains outward.
Insulation Board and House Wrap
We repair or replace house wrap and insulation board around the opening so the wall assembly stays continuous and the window flange ties into the weather barrier correctly.
Methods & Standards
Full-Frame Replacement
We remove the entire window including the jamb and trim, rebuild the rough opening with new flashing and insulation, and set a new unit. This is the right call when the existing frame is rotted or the opening is out of square. It costs more but delivers a longer-lasting result.
Pocket Replacement
We leave the existing frame in place and install a new sash and glass into it. This is faster and cheaper, and it works well when the frame is sound. We still check the sill and flashing before we set the new unit.
IRC and IBC Code Compliance
Every install follows the International Residential Code and International Building Code for flashing, egress, and safety glazing. We pull the City of Oklahoma City permit and meet the inspector on site so the job is documented and legal.
EPA Lead-Safe Work Practices
On pre-1978 homes, we contain the work area, use HEPA vacuums, and follow EPA Lead-Safe renovation rules. This protects your family and keeps the job compliant with federal law. It matters on most homes in the Paseo Arts District and Historic Capitol Hill.
Vinyl Siding Institute Certified Installer Standards
We follow VSI installation standards for flashing, fastening, and clearances, which is the same discipline we apply to siding. It keeps the window and the wall working together as one system instead of two separate parts.
When to Call for Window Installation and Replacement
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A homeowner in Bricktown has 1970s aluminum windows that sweat every winter and stick every summer.
What we do: We measure all the openings, recommend a vinyl or fiberglass unit with a Low-E glass package, and install in two to three days. We flash and insulate each opening and pull the city permit.
→ The house stops sweating, the windows open with one hand, and the summer cooling bill drops noticeably within the first month.
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Hail cracks three windows on the west side of a house in the Plaza District during a spring storm.
What we do: We board the openings the same day, document the damage for the insurance claim, and order impact-rated replacements. Once the units arrive, we install in a single visit and match the grid pattern to the existing windows.
→ The house is secure within hours, the claim is documented, and the repaired elevation matches the rest of the home.
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A 1920s bungalow in Historic Capitol Hill has original wood windows with rotted sills and peeling lead paint.
What we do: As an EPA Lead-Safe certified firm, we contain the work area, remove the old units safely, replace the rotted framing, and install new wood-clad or fiberglass units that match the original profile.
→ The historic look is preserved, the lead hazard is handled correctly, and the new windows operate smoothly with modern insulation.
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A homeowner in Deep Deuce is selling and the inspection report flags failed window seals and a broken lock.
What we do: We do a fast-turnaround replacement on the flagged units, repair the lock hardware, and provide the permit and inspection paperwork for the closing file.
→ The inspection items clear, the sale closes on schedule, and the buyer gets windows under warranty.
How Window Installation Runs in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City sits in a climate zone that swings from single-digit winter mornings to 105-degree summer afternoons, and that range destroys cheap windows fast. The metro also gets hail. Oklahoma County averages several significant hail events a year, and the April-to-June window is when we get the most calls for cracked glass and pitted frames. Building stock matters too. Homes in Historic Capitol Hill, the Paseo Arts District, and Uptown 23rd often still have original wood or 1970s aluminum units, which means lead-safe work practices and careful trim matching. Newer builds in Deep Deuce and Midtown usually need pocket replacements on failed seals rather than full-frame work. We pull permits through the City of Oklahoma City and build every opening to IRC flashing standards. If you need affordable window replacement in Oklahoma City Oklahoma, we schedule estimates around your workday and can usually get a crew out within a week.
Neighborhoods We Serve
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Historic Capitol Hill
Lots of 1920s bungalows with original wood windows and lead paint. We run EPA Lead-Safe containment on every job here and match the original trim profile.
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Paseo Arts District
Historic homes where the window profile is part of the district character. We spec wood-clad and fiberglass units that keep the original look and pass any historic review.
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Midtown
A mix of renovated older homes and new infill. Failed seals on 15-year-old vinyl units are the most common call, and pocket replacement usually solves it.
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Deep Deuce
Newer construction with large fixed and casement units. When hail cracks the glass, we match the manufacturer and grid pattern so the repair is invisible.
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Automobile Alley
Loft and mixed-use buildings with large storefront-style windows. We handle commercial-grade units and coordinate install around tenant schedules.
Local Conditions We Plan For
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Spring hail season from April through June
Cracked glass and pitted frames drive most of our spring calls. We keep impact-rated glass in stock and run 24/7 emergency board up service when a storm takes out a window overnight.
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Summer heat pushing attic temperatures past 140 degrees
Cheap vinyl frames warp and seals fail under that heat load. We spec units rated for the temperature range and insulate the rough opening to reduce thermal stress.
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Winter fronts dropping into the teens
Single-pane windows sweat and freeze on the inside, which damages sills and drywall. New double-pane Low-E units stop the condensation and cut heat loss.
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Expansive clay soils across Oklahoma County
Foundation movement racks window openings out of square over time. We check for out-of-square frames during the estimate and correct the opening before installing.
1928 Bungalow Window Replacement
Window Problems We Fix in Oklahoma City
Most window calls fall into four buckets: leaks, drafts, failed glass, and storm damage. Here is what we see and how we fix it.
Problem
Water leaking around the window frame
Water infiltration rots the sill, stains the drywall, and grows mold inside the wall cavity. By the time you see the stain, the framing is usually soft.
Our Fix
We pull the window, cut out the failed flashing, replace any rotted framing with treated lumber, and rebuild the sill pan and house wrap detail. New caulk lines inside and out finish the seal. Most leak repairs are done in a day.
Problem
Drafts and high energy bills
Single-pane aluminum windows lose heat fast. You feel the cold on your neck in January and your HVAC runs nonstop in July, which shows up on every OG&E bill.
Our Fix
We install double-pane Low-E units with argon fill and insulate the rough opening. Air infiltration drops, the glass stops sweating, and your system stops running overtime. Most homeowners see a 15 to 25 percent cooling cost reduction.
Problem
Foggy or cracked glass
A failed seal lets moisture between the panes, which fogs the glass and kills the insulation value. Cracked glass from hail is a security risk and an insurance claim waiting to happen.
Our Fix
We replace the failed unit or, if the frame is still sound, swap just the sash and glass. For hail damage, we document the impact for your claim and install impact-rated laminated glass so the next storm does not repeat the problem.
Problem
Windows that stick or will not lock
Warped vinyl and swollen wood frames make windows hard to open, which is a real problem when you need an emergency exit. Locks that do not engage fail a home inspection.
Our Fix
We check the frame for warping and the opening for settling. If the unit is salvageable, we adjust the hardware and plane the jamb. If the frame is twisted, we replace the unit with a properly shimmed and fastened window that opens and locks smoothly.
Why Oklahoma City Homeowners Replace Windows
New windows cut utility bills, stop drafts, and hold up to Oklahoma weather. Here is what changes after a proper installation.
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Lower Energy Bills
Double-pane Low-E glass with argon fill cuts heat transfer by roughly 50 percent compared to single-pane aluminum. Oklahoma City homeowners on OG&E see summer cooling costs drop 15 to 25 percent after a full-house window replacement. That is real money back every month, and the units pay for themselves faster than most people expect.
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Storm and Hail Resistance
We install impact-rated glass and reinforced frames that shrug off the hail that rolls through Oklahoma County every spring. Vinyl and fiberglass frames do not dent like aluminum, and laminated glass holds together instead of shattering into the living room. If a stone does crack a pane, we handle the replacement under warranty.
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No More Drafts or Fog
Failed seals let humid air between the panes, which fogs the glass and kills the insulation value. New units with proper flashing and caulk lines stop the draft you feel on your neck in January and the condensation that drips onto your sill. Rooms stay comfortable, and your HVAC stops running overtime.
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Curb Appeal and Resale
New windows are one of the highest-return exterior upgrades you can make in Oklahoma City. Clean lines, consistent grid patterns, and fresh trim change how the whole house reads from the street. Buyers in Bricktown and the Plaza District notice, and inspectors flag old single-pane units on nearly every report.
Licensed, Insured, and Local
Licensed & Certified
- State of Oklahoma Contractor License — issued by Oklahoma Construction Industries Board
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified Firm — issued by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Vinyl Siding Institute Certified Installer — issued by Vinyl Siding Institute
- James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor — issued by James Hardie Building Products
- Mastic Preferred Contractor — issued by Mastic Home Exteriors
Verified Reviews
Google ★★★★★4.9
Elite Siding OKC replaced 14 windows in our Midtown house. They pulled the permit, flashed every opening, and cleaned up like they were never here. The crew walked us through each window and showed us how to operate the tilt-in sashes. Fair price and no surprises on the final invoice.
Yelp ★★★★★4.8
We had hail damage on the west side of our home in the Plaza District. They boarded the broken windows the same day and handled the insurance paperwork. The replacement units matched the existing grid pattern perfectly. Two months later and no leaks.
BBB ★★★★★4.9
Our 1928 house in Historic Capitol Hill had original windows with lead paint. They handled the lead-safe containment correctly and replaced the rotted sills before installing the new units. The trim matches the original profile. Highly recommend this crew.
Google ★★★★★5.0
Called for an estimate on a Tuesday and had new windows in by the following week. The installers were on time, polite, and knew what they were doing. Our OG&E bill dropped about $50 a month. Worth every penny.
Window Installation Expertise in Oklahoma City
Elite Siding OKC has been installing windows and siding across Oklahoma County since 2021. Our lead installers are trained on vinyl, fiberglass, and aluminum-clad systems, and we follow the Vinyl Siding Institute Certified Installer standards on every job. We are an EPA Lead-Safe certified firm, which matters on pre-1978 homes in Historic Capitol Hill and the Paseo Arts District where old paint is still on the trim. Every install is permitted through the City of Oklahoma City and inspected to IBC and IRC code. We have replaced hundreds of windows in this metro, from single hail-damaged panes to full-house retrofits.
- EPA Lead-Safe certified for pre-1978 homes with original painted trim
- Vinyl Siding Institute Certified Installer standards followed on every opening
- State of Oklahoma Contractor License held and current
- Trained on James Hardie, Ply Gem, Alside, and CertainTeed window systems
- Permitted and inspected to IBC and IRC code through the City of Oklahoma City
What Oklahoma City Homeowners Say
Real experiences from customers who chose our Window Installation and Replacement services.
“We had 11 original single-pane windows in a 1928 house, and three of them leaked every time it rained sideways. Elite Siding OKC pulled the permit, replaced the rotted sills, and had all 11 units in over three days. My OG&E bill dropped about $60 a month that summer. They cleaned up so well you could not tell anyone had been here.”
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Marcus T.
Homeowner, Historic Capitol Hill
“Hail cracked two windows on the west side of our house in April. I called on a Tuesday and they boarded the openings that afternoon, then came back the next week with impact-rated replacements. They handled the insurance paperwork and matched the grid pattern to the rest of the house. Fair price, no runaround.”
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Danielle R.
Homeowner, Midtown
“Our 1940s house had aluminum windows that sweated all winter and stuck shut every summer. The crew measured everything, walked me through glass options, and installed fiberglass units that actually open. They were careful with the original trim and painted the new casing to match. Two winters in and no condensation.”
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Kevin S.
Homeowner, Paseo Arts District
Frequently Asked Questions
Real answers to the questions we hear most often from local homeowners and property managers.
How much does window replacement cost in Oklahoma City OK?
Most single-window replacements in Oklahoma City run $450 to $1,200 installed in 2026, depending on size, glass package, and frame material. A full-house job of 10 to 15 windows typically lands between $6,500 and $16,000. Impact-rated glass, custom sizes, and full-frame installs push the number up; standard vinyl pocket replacements keep it down. We give you a written price before any work starts.
Who is the best window replacement contractor in Oklahoma City?
The best contractor is the one who pulls the permit, flashes the rough opening correctly, and answers the phone after the job. We have been installing windows in Oklahoma County since 2021, we are EPA Lead-Safe certified, and we follow Vinyl Siding Institute Certified Installer standards. Ask any contractor for their State of Oklahoma Contractor License and a local address before you sign.
How long does window installation take in Oklahoma City?
A single window takes two to three hours. A whole-house job of 10 to 15 windows runs two to four days with a crew of two or three installers. Custom units add three to five weeks to the front end for manufacturing. We give you a firm install window when you book, and we call the day before to confirm.
What windows are best for Oklahoma weather?
Vinyl and fiberglass frames with double-pane Low-E glass and argon fill handle Oklahoma's temperature swings best. For hail-prone areas of Oklahoma County, impact-rated laminated glass is worth the upgrade. Aluminum-clad wood works on historic homes in the Paseo Arts District where you want the original look. We spec the glass package to your house, not to a sales quota.
Related Services
Vinyl Siding
New windows and vinyl siding panels go on in the same pass, which saves you scaffolding and labor. We flash the window openings, then run the siding so the J-channel and trim tie in clean. Most Oklahoma City homeowners bundle both to cut total project cost.
View Vinyl SidingFiber Cement Siding
Fiber cement boards hold paint and stand up to hail better than vinyl. When we replace windows on a fiber cement house, we cut back the siding, install new flashing, and re-trim the opening so the repair is invisible. James Hardie and CertainTeed boards are our go-to.
View Fiber Cement SidingWood Siding
Older Oklahoma City homes with cedar shakes or wood lap siding often have rot around the window openings. We replace the damaged boards, treat the framing, and set the new window with proper flashing so water sheds away from the wall instead of into it.
View Wood SidingAluminum Siding
Aluminum siding dents and holds heat, and it traps moisture against old window frames. When we swap windows on an aluminum-sided house, we check the house wrap behind it and replace any failed flashing before the new unit goes in. Many homeowners upgrade to vinyl at the same time.
View Aluminum SidingMetal / Steel Siding
Steel siding panels are tough but they conduct heat straight into the wall. We install thermal breaks and insulate the rough opening around new windows so the frame does not sweat in winter. This is common on shop buildings and modern homes around Automobile Alley.
View Metal / Steel SidingStone Veneer Siding
Stone veneer around a window opening needs a proper weep screed and flashing detail or water gets trapped behind it. We cut back the stone, rebuild the flashing, set the new window, and relay the veneer so the transition is watertight and looks original.
View Stone Veneer SidingContact Elite Siding OKC
Call (405) 931-0174 or send us a note and we will get back to you the same business day. We answer the phone from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and we check messages on weekends. Free estimates across Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County.
Elite Siding OKC
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Phone
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Address
3150 W Memorial Rd Suite 210-186, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
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Hours
Mon–Fri: 7AM – 7PM
Sat: 8AM – 4PM
Sun: Emergency Only
24/7 Emergency Available