Simonton is one of the two window brands Master Remodelers installs most, along with MI. Simonton windows are built in U.S. factories, and we install them in homes across Houston, Pearland, Friendswood, League City, Clear Lake and Galveston. Every job starts with a free in-home estimate and a written quote that names the exact Simonton product, glass package and rating for each window.
Master Remodelers is a family-owned company that has been remodeling Houston-area homes since 1998. We’re licensed and insured and back every installation with a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Simonton offers several exterior colors, interior finishes and grid patterns, depending on the product line. We’ll bring samples to your estimate.
In Houston, the goal is to keep the sun’s heat out. When we quote a Simonton window, we pick a glass package with a low SHGC (solar heat gain coefficient). ENERGY STAR’s Southern zone calls for an SHGC of 0.23 or lower and a U-factor of 0.32 or lower. Not every glass option meets that, so your quote lists the U-factor and SHGC for every window, and we’ll tell you which choices carry the ENERGY STAR label for our zone.
Simonton’s impact-resistant windows use laminated glass in a reinforced frame, so the glass cracks but stays in place when wind-blown debris hits it. They’re a strong fit for Galveston, Clear Lake, League City, Kemah and other coastal homes where windstorm rules apply, and they also cut outside noise. Ask us to price impact and standard Simonton windows side by side. Learn more on our hurricane and impact windows page.
Your new windows are covered two ways:
Simonton is a great fit for most homes, but it isn’t the only option. We also primarily install MI windows, and we can order and install any other major brand, including Pella, Andersen and Marvin. See all your options on our home window replacement page.
We install Simonton windows in Houston, Pearland, Friendswood, Sugar Land, Bellaire, Pasadena, Deer Park, League City, Clear Lake, Kemah, Dickinson, Texas City, La Marque, Santa Fe, Alvin and Galveston, and throughout Harris, Brazoria, Galveston and Fort Bend counties.
Neither is better for every home. Both are vinyl windows built in U.S. factories, and both offer hot-climate glass and impact-rated options. The right choice comes down to the style, color and glass package you want and the price for your openings. We can quote both so you can compare them line by line.
Fog between the panes means the glass seal has failed. Simonton's warranty may cover the glass, depending on the product line, when it was installed and whether you're the original owner. Look for the label on the window frame and any paperwork you have, then call us. We'll look at the window and tell you whether new glass or a new window makes more sense.
It's best not to. Paint can peel from vinyl, and dark paint can make the frame absorb heat and warp. Painting may also void the manufacturer's warranty. If you want a color other than white, choose a factory color or finish when you order.
Look for a label or etching on the frame, the sash or the corner of the glass. It usually shows the manufacturer and a product or order code. Send us a photo or show us at the estimate, and we'll match new windows to the ones you're keeping.
