With Austin consistently ranked as the most environmentally aware city in the United States, which operates the most advanced Green Building code in the United States, it makes sense that its people should be able to easily source windows and doors that reflect that culture. Soco Window & Door is proud to offer Central Texas builders, architects and homeowners the most energy efficient and environmentally sensitive window and door products available anywhere, which feature: * High-tech windows and doors using revolutionary Suspended Film glazing technology to obtain astonishing thermal insulation values, in both best-in-class fiberglass and affordable vinyl. Some of these have energy savings guarantees of 30% and 40%. * Stunning high-quality wood windows in 35 standard colors, with end-to-end timber lifecycle management guaranteed by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative. * The most reliable windows in North America, with full lifetime warranties.
Website: socowindow.com
Phone: (512) 992-2020
Cross Streets: Between Lessin Ln and Alpine Rd E/Pickle Rd
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3801 S Congress Ave, Ste 114 Austin, TX 78704 ·1178.15 mi
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yelpI have used Soco for windows and doors on multiple investment properties and have been impressed with the service and prices each time. As an investor, I usually have a strict budget and they...
MoreInstallation was beyond bad. There were a couple of kids that had no idea what they were doing, and left with minimal supervision. They came back to fix some of the issues but I decided that it...
MoreCanceled our order because of repeated broken promises on anticipated delivery date. They never returned our deposit in excess of 10k. No repose to certified mail or numerous emails and...
MoreI was referred to Zach and Soco Window & Door, aka Window Haus, by some friends who worked with him a few years back. I wish i had read these yelp reviews before i did business with Zach. When...
MoreAfter a year of trying to save money on my original wood 1950's windows with new glazing, window films, replacement panes, screen repairs, and new paint, I realized that I never wanted to open my...
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