Why your old windows are costing you money every month

Lubbock summers are not kind to single-pane glass. If your home was built before the early 2000s, your windows are almost certainly the largest single source of energy waste in your house. Replacing them with modern Low-E vinyl windows — Simonton is our primary line, with Andersen available when homeowners specifically request the brand — reliably knocks 20–30% off the summer cooling bill our customers were used to seeing.

Window products we install

Simonton vinyl windows — our primary line

Simonton is the window we recommend first to nearly every Lubbock, Midland and Odessa homeowner who calls us. The Platinum Prism series in particular hits the sweet spot for West Texas: a full warranty, energy-efficient Low-E construction, hail-rated frames, and a price point our customers can actually live with. Every Jones & Associates installer takes ongoing Simonton product training, and the long relationship we’ve built with the manufacturer means our crews know these windows inside and out — from rough-opening prep to final caulk bead.

Andersen windows — available on request

For homeowners who specifically want the Andersen name and warranty, Jones & Associates also installs the full Andersen lineup. The 100 Series performs well in West Texas climates, and the broader Andersen catalog gives us options for every budget and architectural style. If you already know Andersen is what you want, we’ll quote it — but for most West Texas homes, Simonton delivers the same energy performance for a better value.

What Low-E glass actually does

Low-E (low-emissivity) glass has a microscopic metal-oxide coating that reflects infrared heat back into the room in winter and back out of the room in summer. In a Lubbock climate where the sun is brutal eight months out of twelve, this is the single biggest energy upgrade a window can deliver. We include Low-E glass in nearly every replacement window we install.