Windows, doors and siding for DFW homes, quoted by someone on your side.
Evan Ligon is an independent broker. He measures your home, brings back itemized quotes from a woman-owned North Texas installer, and books the work around your schedule. It starts with one 15-minute call.
- Free, itemized quotes
- ENERGY STAR options for Texas heat
- Installer in business since 2016
- Serving 25+ DFW cities
How a broker works for you
You make one call. Evan does the legwork with the installer and comes back with real numbers, not a sales pitch.
Book a call
Tell Evan what is bothering you about the house: drafty windows, a sticking patio door, siding that has seen too many summers. He asks about style, budget and timing.
About 15 minutesMeasure and quote
A measuring visit checks every opening, the existing frames and flashing, and egress requirements. You get itemized pricing by window, door or elevation, with material options side by side.
Within a week of the callInstall and walk through
Crews protect the home, remove the old units, set everything square and level, insulate and seal, then walk you through the work and register your warranties.
Most window jobs finish in 1–2 days
What Evan can quote
Everything below is installed by Advanced Windows, Doors & More crews. Evan coordinates the whole project and stays your point of contact from first call to final walkthrough.
Replacement windows
Double-hung, casement, sliders, picture, bay and bow.
- Vinyl, composite, fiberglass or wood-clad frames
- Dual or triple pane, Low-E, argon or krypton fills
- Black exteriors and wood-look interiors
Entry & patio doors
Fiberglass, steel, wood and iron entries. French, sliding and folding patio systems.
- Sidelites, transoms and decorative glass
- Multi-point locks and smart deadbolts
- Impact-rated glass available
Siding
Insulated vinyl, fiber cement and engineered wood in lap, board-and-batten and shake.
- Weather barrier, flashing and trim included
- Fire and hail resistance by material
- Color and texture help for HOA approvals
Options at a glance
The specs that matter in North Texas: solar heat gain, hail, wind-driven rain and the 100-degree stretch from June to September.
Window frames
- Multi-chambered vinyl
- Composite
- Fiberglass
- Wood-clad
- Tilt-in sashes for cleaning
- Reinforced meeting rails
Glass packages
- Dual or triple pane
- Low-E coatings tuned for SHGC
- Argon or krypton gas fills
- Warm-edge spacers
- Laminated or tempered for storms
- ENERGY STAR qualified options
Door builds
- Fiberglass, steel, wood, iron
- Single, double, sidelites, transoms
- Hinged French, sliding, folding
- Internal blinds and grilles
- Composite, rot-resistant jambs
- Multi-point locking
Siding materials
- Insulated vinyl
- Fiber cement
- Engineered wood
- Lap, board-and-batten, shake
- Matching trim and accessories
- Rainscreen ventilation details
Recent projects around DFW
Photos from the installer's crews on North Texas homes: brick two-stories in Collin County, arched windows, iron entries and a few mid-install shots so you can see how the work is done.
Meet Evan
Evan brokers exterior projects for homeowners who would rather have one straight-talking contact than three sales appointments.
- He works for you, not a showroom. Evan is paid by the installer when a job is booked, so your quote is free and the price you see is the price the crew installs at.
- He translates the spec sheet. U-factor, SHGC, warm-edge spacers, sill pans: Evan explains which ones actually matter on your side of the house.
- He stays on the job. Scheduling, HOA paperwork, the final walkthrough and warranty registration all run through Evan.
Calling installers yourself vs. calling Evan
Both get you new windows. Only one gets you an advocate who has seen a few hundred quotes.
On your own
- Three to five in-home sales appointments, each about two hours
- Quotes that bundle different glass, frames and warranties, so nothing lines up
- Pressure pricing that expires when the rep leaves
- You chase the schedule, the permit questions and the punch list
With Evan
- One 15-minute call, then one measuring visit
- Itemized, apples-to-apples pricing by opening and by material
- The quote holds for 30 days, no same-day signing games
- Evan manages scheduling, installer questions and the final walkthrough
Who does the installing
Every project Evan books is installed by Advanced Windows, Doors & More, a woman-owned, veteran-focused home improvement company founded by Marny Webster. Marny entered the industry in 2016 and runs the business on honesty, transparency and workmanship, with a particular commitment to supporting veterans and first responders.
Crews protect the home, set every unit square, plumb and level, integrate sill pans and flashing, insulate with low-expansion foam and seal with premium sealants. Manufacturer warranties are registered for you and backed by a workmanship guarantee.
Serving Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas
Evan quotes homes across the Metroplex and up US-75 into Grayson County. If your ZIP starts with 75 or 76, you are almost certainly covered.
Dallas County
- Dallas
- Irving
- Garland
- Richardson
- Mesquite
- Grand Prairie
- Carrollton
Tarrant County
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Grapevine
- Southlake
- Keller
- Mansfield
- North Richland Hills
Collin County
- Plano
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Allen
- Prosper
- Celina
- Anna & Melissa
Denton County
- Denton
- Flower Mound
- Lewisville
- Little Elm
- The Colony
- Highland Village
Grayson & Rockwall
- Van Alstyne
- Sherman
- Howe
- Rockwall
- Heath
- Royse City
Questions homeowners ask first
Does it cost anything to get a quote through Evan?
No. Measuring and quoting are free, and there is no obligation. Evan is compensated by the installer when a project is booked, so his fee is never added on top of your price.
How long does a window replacement take in DFW?
Most homes with 8 to 15 windows are finished in one to two days once product arrives. Lead time on custom windows is usually 4 to 8 weeks depending on the manufacturer and the season. Doors are often a single day. Full siding replacement runs one to two weeks.
Which windows hold up to Texas heat and hail?
For North Texas, Evan usually recommends Low-E glass tuned for a low Solar Heat Gain Coefficient on west- and south-facing openings, argon fills, and laminated or tempered glass where hail and storm debris are a concern. Vinyl, composite and fiberglass frames all perform well here; the right pick depends on budget and the look you want.
Will new windows and siding lower my electric bill?
Usually, yes. ENERGY STAR qualified windows and insulated siding reduce heat gain and air leakage, which eases the load on your HVAC during the long cooling season. The size of the savings depends on what you are replacing and how the house faces.
Who actually installs the work?
Advanced Windows, Doors & More, a woman-owned North Texas installer whose founder entered the industry in 2016. Their crews perform the installation and the company stands behind it with a workmanship guarantee in addition to manufacturer warranties.
Do you handle HOA approvals?
Evan helps gather the product specs, color samples and drawings most DFW HOAs ask for, and can advise on frame colors and siding profiles that typically pass review.
Is financing available?
Ask Evan on the call. The installer can walk you through current payment options, and Evan can structure the project in phases if that fits your budget better.
What areas do you serve?
Dallas, Fort Worth, and the suburbs across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall and Grayson counties, including Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Prosper, Celina, Denton, Arlington, Grapevine, Southlake, Rockwall, Sherman and Van Alstyne.
Book your quote call
Fill this in and Evan calls you back within one business day. The call is about 15 minutes and ends with a measuring visit on your calendar, if you want one.
- Free, itemized quote by window, door or elevation
- Options priced side by side so you can choose
- No same-day signing pressure. Quotes hold 30 days.