Taking out an old painted window or door disturbs more than the unit itself: the frame, sill and casing can all be affected. We take the job part by part, covering every painted piece being changed and every nearby surface that may get disturbed, because a new window alone doesn’t settle the lead question for the trim it sits in.
Our work centers on Round Rock. For Hutto, Pflugerville or Georgetown, send the address and we’ll tell you whether we cover it and which local authority is involved.
Depending on the window you choose and how it goes in, the old frame, sill or trim may stay. The proposal lists what comes out, what stays and which painted surfaces nearby get disturbed. In a pre-1978 house, the trim next to a window put in later can still have lead paint. If you have test results for those surfaces, please share them with us.
Doors, frames and adjacent trim
Changing a door can mean hanging a new door in the old frame or replacing the frame and trim too. Each choice disturbs different paint and leaves different finishing work. Let us know about any change you want to the opening, threshold or hardware. We show how the replacement lines up with the test results, and what protection and cleanup the price includes.
Coordinated trim replacement during remodeling
Swapping painted trim while a room is being redone can save pricing each piece as a separate job. We still draw a clear line: baseboards, casings and the wall repairs next to them all go on the list. Whether to replace or keep a piece depends on its condition, the finish you want and why the work is happening. Keep the test records, so later trades know which parts were dealt with and which painted surfaces are still there.
Rules and approvals for replacements
A window or door swapped in an ordinary remodel may fall under EPA’s RRP rules once covered paint gets disturbed, while one swapped to permanently remove lead hazards may be abatement instead. We work out which your job is and what certification the firm and the workers need.
If the house is in a Round Rock historic overlay, check what review outside windows or doors need before you order a different look. Only some old houses are designated. Our estimate lists the units, the trim around them, disposal, access and finish repairs, with any lead clearance or cleaning check on its own line. Decide what paint gets disturbed first, then order the windows and set the dates.
Get a quote for your lead-painted window, door and trim replacement project
Photos of the windows or doors help, along with which ones you want replaced, any lead reports and whether the house is a designated historic property. Request a free quote or view contact options. Or call (737) 237-5995.