Window Company in The Colony, TX

The Colony occupies a unique geographic position in Denton County. The city hugs the east shore of Lewisville Lake, and that lake exposure shapes the window replacement market here more than in any other DFW suburb we serve. Wind coming off the water hits lake-facing elevations daily, and the temperature and humidity cycling that comes with that exposure accelerates seal failure on insulated glass units. Homes more than twenty years old on Stewart Peninsula and along the lake-adjacent neighborhoods often show fogging between panes years earlier than comparable inland homes.

Stewart Peninsula is the most distinctive housing pocket in The Colony. The peninsula juts into Lewisville Lake and the homes there were built primarily in the 1990s and 2000s with large lake-facing window openings to capture water views. Many of those properties have two-story great rooms with picture window arrangements that require specialty manufacturing to build at the exact custom size. The peninsula also has the most aggressive wind exposure in the city, and replacement glass packages on those homes typically include triple-pane on the lake-facing elevation.

The Tribute is the other defining community in The Colony. Started in the mid-2000s as a master-planned development around Tribute Golf Club, it spans from courtyard homes through estate properties along the golf course. Homes on Austin Waters and the streets around the clubhouse often have specialty shapes including arched transoms and trapezoid sidelights at front entries. Replacement projects here are typically larger than average because of the home sizes and the prevalence of specialty glass.

The inland 1990s neighborhoods, Indian Creek, Stratford Place, Legend Trail, and Plantation Resort, make up the largest share of the city’s housing stock. Those homes were built with builder-grade dual-pane vinyl that is now reaching the end of its useful life. Replacement projects in those neighborhoods are typically twenty to twenty-five windows with straightforward rectangular shapes, and the energy savings after upgrade are meaningful.

The Grandscape area on the south side of the city is a different conversation entirely. The mixed-use development built around the original Nebraska Furniture Mart, the 1.86 million square foot store that anchored the project, has driven new residential construction in the immediate area. Homes near Grandscape often see traffic noise from State Highway 121, and modern window construction with proper sealing helps with that beyond the energy efficiency gains.

Because we manufacture every window at our own DFW facility, we can build to the exact lakefront picture unit sizes that Stewart Peninsula calls for, the specialty shapes that The Tribute uses, and the standard rectangular openings that fill the inland neighborhoods. Combined with our W-2 employee install crews, that vertical integration keeps Colony projects on schedule and predictable from measure through final walkthrough.