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Texas Window & Door Replacement Market Size

$3.60B a year in installed residential window and door replacement demand across 67 metro and micropolitan areas — #1 of 52 (the 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico).

Annual market size
$3.60B
installed value, replacement + new
Share of US
9.2%
#1 of 52 incl. DC & PR
Jobs per year
389,206
residential installations
Metros modeled
67
metro + micropolitan areas
SF permits 2022–2024
+2.4%
66 metros reporting every year

The short answer

The Texas window and door replacement market is about $3.60B a year in installed residential demand (9.2% of the US total), ranking #1 of 52 states and jurisdictions (the 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico, where modeled). The largest metro is Dallas, TX at $1.06B of Texas demand. Statewide, the market is roughly 389,206 jobs a year: $2.57B replacement on existing homes and $1.03B new single-family construction.

Texas window and door replacement market by metro

Every modeled metro with homes in Texas. A metro that crosses a state line shows only the share of its demand inside Texas; firm counts, scores and saturation describe the whole metro. Each links to its full market file.

#MetroAnnual demandShare of stateOpportunity scoreDemand / firmSaturation
1Dallas, TX$1.06B29.4%70.8$3.96MBalanced
2Houston, TX$900.50M25.0%66.1$5.06MWide Open
3San Antonio, TX$334.22M9.3%65.1$4.40MBalanced
4Austin, TX$318.92M8.9%66.6$4.91MWide Open
5McAllen, TX$88.02M2.4%57.4$9.78MLand Grab
6El Paso, TX$75.09M2.1%51.7$3.41MWide Open
7Killeen, TX$61.02M1.7%71.2$2.44MCrowded
8Corpus Christi, TX$52.20M1.5%56.9$5.22MWide Open
9Lubbock, TX$48.51M1.3%58.1$2.55MCrowded
10Beaumont, TX$47.16M1.3%51.7$5.90MBalanced
11Brownsville, TX$43.88M1.2%53.4$4.39MBalanced
12Amarillo, TX$39.73M1.1%60.4$3.31MCrowded
13Waco, TX$38.90M1.1%57.1$3.89MBalanced
14Longview, TX$36.86M1.0%47.8$996.21KCrowded
15Midland, TX$30.47M0.8%62.9$6.09MWide Open
16College Station, TX$30.29M0.8%55.9$1.78MCrowded
17Tyler, TX$30.14M0.8%51.3$6.03MWide Open
18Sherman, TX$27.35M0.8%63.4$9.12MLand Grab
19Odessa, TX$26.99M0.8%61.6$13.50MWide Open
20Abilene, TX$25.94M0.7%56.9$4.32MBalanced
21Laredo, TX$22.74M0.6%55.0$5.68MLand Grab
22Wichita Falls, TX$22.54M0.6%56.9$3.22MBalanced
23San Angelo, TX$18.16M0.5%50.5$4.54MBalanced
24Athens, TX$12.45M0.3%48.6$12.45MLand Grab
25Texarkana, TX (60% in TX)$9.31M0.3%37.6$1.56MCrowded
26Victoria, TX$9.15M0.3%33.4$1.83MBalanced
27Corsicana, TX$8.98M0.2%51.3$8.98MLand Grab
28Lufkin, TX$8.94M0.2%32.4$470.49KKnife Fight
29Granbury, TX$8.86M0.2%48.8$2.95MBalanced
30Huntsville, TX$8.12M0.2%41.2$676.61KKnife Fight
31Kerrville, TX$7.89M0.2%41.7$2.63MCrowded
32Paris, TX$7.56M0.2%30.5$1.51MKnife Fight
33Mount Pleasant, TX$7.52M0.2%42.0$752KKnife Fight
34Gainesville, TX$6.72M0.2%48.2$6.72MLand Grab
35Brownwood, TX$6.58M0.2%46.0$6.58MWide Open
36Nacogdoches, TX$6.54M0.2%31.9$544.80KKnife Fight
37Jacksonville, TX$5.85M0.2%30.4$487.28KKnife Fight
38Big Spring, TX$5.43M0.2%50.7$775.53KKnife Fight
39Palestine, TX$5.34M0.1%25.8$5.34MWide Open
40Bonham, TX$5.29M0.1%45.8$2.64MBalanced
41El Campo, TX$5.07M0.1%38.4$2.54MBalanced
42Del Rio, TX$4.75M0.1%33.6$4.75MWide Open
43Sulphur Springs, TX$4.72M0.1%39.7$1.18MCrowded
44Bay City, TX$4.69M0.1%35.0$938.56KKnife Fight
45Stephenville, TX$4.53M0.1%27.5$4.53MWide Open
46Plainview, TX$4.50M0.1%30.5$4.50MWide Open
47Brenham, TX$4.26M0.1%30.8$1.42MBalanced
48Rio Grande City, TX$4.13M0.1%22.6$2.06MCrowded
49Pampa, TX$4.06M0.1%37.6$450.99KKnife Fight
50Fredericksburg, TX$3.98M0.1%36.3$284.15KKnife Fight
51Eagle Pass, TX$3.98M0.1%23.4$3.98MBalanced
52Mineral Wells, TX$3.87M0.1%30.0$429.56KKnife Fight
53Alice, TX$3.85M0.1%20.7$481.79KKnife Fight
54Borger, TX$3.49M0.1%36.8$697.66KKnife Fight
55Port Lavaca, TX$2.94M0.1%30.5$2.94MBalanced
56Snyder, TX$2.93M0.1%40.9$732.87KKnife Fight
57Dumas, TX$2.66M0.1%35.7$443.75KKnife Fight
58Beeville, TX$2.60M0.1%24.7$865.07KKnife Fight
59Sweetwater, TX$2.49M0.1%38.5$2.49MCrowded
60Hereford, TX$2.41M0.1%30.5$601.57KKnife Fight
61Uvalde, TX$2.36M0.1%21.1$471.29KCrowded
62Kingsville, TX$2.35M0.1%22.0$784.75KCrowded
63Andrews, TX$2.20M0.1%34.6$1.10MKnife Fight
64Vernon, TX$1.69M0.0%28.2$281.96KKnife Fight
65Raymondville, TX$1.67M0.0%25.1$555.54KKnife Fight
66Town of Pecos, TX$1.51M0.0%28.5$752.61KKnife Fight
67Zapata, TX$1.07M0.0%21.3$1.07MKnife Fight

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Demand drivers in Texas

Texas's metro areas had 7,219,914 single-family detached homes in the 2019–23 Census survey, against 6,544,498 in 2014–18: the stock grew 10.3% over five years. Population changed +6.7% over the same years. Those homes are the base window and door replacement replacement demand is sized on. The dollar market size itself has no measured history, so no growth rate is published for it.

Single-family permits

151.8k2022146.9k2023155.5k2024

Census Building Permits Survey, 66 metros whose primary state is Texas and that report every year.

Texas window and door replacement market — common questions

How big is the Texas window and door replacement market?

The Texas window and door replacement market is about $3.60B a year in installed residential demand (9.2% of the US total), ranking #1 of 52 states and jurisdictions (the 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico, where modeled). The largest metro is Dallas, TX at $1.06B of Texas demand. Statewide, the market is roughly 389,206 jobs a year: $2.57B replacement on existing homes and $1.03B new single-family construction.

Which metros have the largest window and door replacement market in Texas?

Dallas, TX $1.06B; Houston, TX $900.50M; San Antonio, TX $334.22M; Austin, TX $318.92M; McAllen, TX $88.02M. 67 metro and micropolitan areas in Texas are modeled.

What are the best window and door replacement markets in Texas for expansion?

By NextTerritory's opportunity score (0-100, a national percentile blend of seven components: market size, growth, affluence, storm exposure, climate, housing age and competition): Killeen, TX 71.2; Dallas, TX 70.8; Austin, TX 66.6. The score is the same national scale for every metro, so it compares across state lines.

How competitive is the Texas window and door replacement market?

Saturation compares each metro's annual window and door replacement demand with its count of specialty contractor establishments (BLS QCEW). Across Texas's metros: 6 Land Grab; 12 Wide Open; 15 Balanced; 12 Crowded; 22 Knife Fight. Land Grab is the least crowded cohort nationally, Knife Fight the most.

Is the Texas window and door replacement market growing?

Texas's metro areas had 7,219,914 single-family detached homes in the 2019–23 Census survey, against 6,544,498 in 2014–18: the stock grew 10.3% over five years. Population changed +6.7% over the same years. Those homes are the base window and door replacement replacement demand is sized on. The dollar market size itself has no measured history, so no growth rate is published for it.

How is the Texas window and door replacement market size calculated?

Bottom-up, metro by metro: owner-occupied single-family homes divided by the line's service life, adjusted for housing age and hail exposure, priced at the model's average ticket, plus single-family permits at a builder price. Metros that cross a state line are split by single-family housing in each county. Rural counties outside a metro are not modeled.

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