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West Texas New Construction Project

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Project Scope

  • Type: Home/Residence
  • Industry: Trade
  • Location: Amarillo, TX
  • Area of Structure Involved: Entire home
  • Materials Used: Wood windows and hinged patio door - Architect Series®

Wood Window and Sliding Patio Door Replacement New Construction Front Entry

Wood Window and Sliding Patio Door Replacement New Construction Patio

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This new construction home is located in Amarillo, TX. Pella wood windows and sliding patio doors were used throughout. Brown exterior aluminum cladding is used on the windows to help protect the windows from the elements. Having the grilles between-the-glass makes cleaning the windows easy. The large casements windows and front picture window allows a lot of natural light into the grand Texas home. The hinged patio doors off the kitchen makes outdoor entertaining simple. Old World Construction were the constructors making this project possible.

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About The Author

Jamie's thirty years in the building products industry, he has always been focused on growth. He started his professional career by building doors and mill-work startup. During his fifteen years with Masco, he built three divisions from scratch in three varied industries; fireplace distribution, structured wiring, and home efficiency products. Jamie grew up in the trades - his dad was a carpenter; his uncles were in roofing and tile work. He spent his summers swinging a hammer and installing products. He even had a college scholarship to build sets for the theater department while pursuing his economics studies. Jamie also answers to his childhood nickname, "Colgate," because he is always smiling. He has been married to Nicole for almost 20 years. They enjoy attending their teenager Jackson's sporting events, boating, and hosting foreign exchange students.

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