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Collinsville Homes by the Numbers
Collinsville incorporated in 1899 and boomed on coal and zinc smelting. It has grown 78% since 2010, to about 9,960 people in 2025, and its houses carry both chapters of that story.
- 78%
- Population growth from the 2010 Census to the 2025 estimate
- 34%
- Of homes built in 2010 or later
- 1 in 10
- Homes built before 1940
- 5
- Days of home-damaging hail within 3 miles of town, May 2024 to May 2026
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020-2024, Census population estimates, NOAA Storm Events, Oklahoma Historical Society
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From Smelter Town to Commuter Town
If you are shopping for replacement windows in Collinsville, the right answer depends a lot on which part of town your house belongs to. Collinsville grew up beside the Santa Fe tracks in 1899 on coal, gas, and brick, and most of its downtown buildings went up between 1911 and 1917, while two zinc smelters ran at full scale on the south edge of town. When the smelters faded, the population fell from 3,801 in 1920 to 1,927 in 1940, and as late as 1980 it was still below that 1920 mark.
The second boom followed the four-lane US-169 expressway to Tulsa, finished in 1988. Collinsville went from 5,606 people in 2010 to about 9,960 in 2025, and 34% of its homes date from 2010 or later, while just 11% come from the 1980s and 1990s. Morgan Windows handles window installation, entry doors, siding, and composite decks in both the old core and the new subdivisions, from our Catoosa shop about 20 miles away.
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Local Window, Door & Siding Needs in Collinsville, OK
What Collinsville Homes Actually Need
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Replacement windows in the Downtown Historic District
About 1 in 10 Collinsville homes was built before 1940, and since July 1, 2024 the city's Historic Preservation Ordinance has covered its downtown district. The ordinance defines an alteration to include windows, window frames, doors, and siding, so a swap on a downtown Collinsville house needs a certificate of appropriateness first. The committee weighs materials, proportion, and the Secretary of the Interior's Standards, and we can supply the product specs and samples the application asks for.
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Glass replacement and door fixes in the newer subdivisions
A third of Collinsville homes are from 2010 or later, in plats like Ashbury Park, Piney Brook, Cherry Creek, and 4-Bar Ranch. Windows in those Collinsville builds usually have years of life left, and we will tell you when something can wait. The early problems are a single foggy window, fixed by replacing just the sealed glass for $750 to $950 per opening, and builder patio sliders that start to drag. Our sliding door guide covers repair versus door replacement.
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Hail and wind damage to siding and windows
NOAA logged hail that damaged homes within about 3 miles of town on May 21, 2024, May 19 and September 20, 2025, and April 28 and May 8, 2026, the last with golf ball size stones. On March 6, 2026, an EF2 tornado with 125 to 135 mph winds destroyed a home east of town near the Caney River. Before we replace storm-damaged siding or windows on a Collinsville home, we document every damaged wall in writing. Start with our hail claim guide.
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Your electric bill goes to the city
Homes inside the city's electric territory buy power from Collinsville Energy, a city-owned public power utility that gets its electricity from the Grand River Dam Authority and serves about 3,231 meters. Residential service runs $27.67 a month plus about 10.5 cents per kWh, and the utility lists no rebates. The city's own energy tips start with weatherstripping and caulk, which is good advice. After that, replace the windows that are actually costing you. Our guide to old windows and energy bills shows how to spot them.
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Permits & Local Rules in Collinsville
What Collinsville Requires
Collinsville runs its own permits and inspections through Development Services. Its code still lists the 2015 International Building Code, while Oklahoma's 2024 International Residential Code became the statewide minimum on September 14, 2026. These are the rules on the city's books in October 2026.
- Permits
- City code Sec. 10-88 requires a building permit before the construction, alteration, addition, repair, removal, or demolition of any building or structure, as the building code requires. It does not single out like-for-like window, door, or siding swaps, so confirm with Collinsville Development Services at 918-371-1012, or we can check for you. Applications go through the city's GovWell portal.
- Fees and inspections
- Collinsville's fee schedule lists building permits at $0.20 per square foot, and the city says the exact cost is set when the permit is ready. Every residential roof replacement has needed a $25 roofing permit since May 2025, which matters when a hail claim covers both roof and siding. Inspections requested by 3:00 PM are usually done the next business day.
- Downtown Historic District
- Chapter 43, adopted July 1, 2024, covers the district from E 146th St N at the railroad west to N 13th St and south to W Center St. Changing windows, doors, or siding there needs a certificate of appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Committee before a permit is issued, and applications are due to city staff at least 8 days before the hearing. Repairs that keep the same design, material, and look are exempt.
- Decks and pools
- Sec. 10-88 covers the construction of any structure, so a new deck needs a permit. If you are comparing deck builders, ask whether the permit is in the price: ours is, on a typical 12x12 to 16x20 composite or PVC deck that runs about $10,600 to $16,100 installed. A pool plus its impervious decking is capped at 600 square feet without a special exception.
- Work hours
- Collinsville's Sec. 10-59 limits noisy construction to 7 AM to 7 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 7 PM on weekends, with a $250 fine per violation. We schedule our installs inside those hours.
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Neighborhoods We Serve in Collinsville
Serving Homes Across Collinsville and Tulsa County
We work across Collinsville, from the original townsite around Main Street to the subdivisions platted since 2010 and the acreage east of town toward the Caney River in Rogers County.
- the Downtown Historic District
- the original townsite
- Ashbury Park
- Piney Brook
- Cherry Creek
- 4-Bar Ranch
- Estates at Edgewood
- Stonegate Estates
- Southfork
- Cooper Crossing
ZIP codes: 74021
Also serving nearby: Owasso, Claremore, Tulsa, Catoosa, Oologah, Skiatook. See our full service area.
Professional Window, Door & Siding Installation Process
From Free Estimate to Final Walkthrough
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Free In-Home Estimate
We visit your home, measure every opening, assess conditions, and walk you through your options. No obligation.
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Custom Product Selection
We recommend the right window, door, or siding product for your home, your climate exposure, and your budget.
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Professional Installation
Our crew arrives on schedule, removes the old product, installs the new, and addresses any framing issues found.
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Final Walkthrough
We inspect the completed work with you before we leave. Your 5-year workmanship warranty starts the day we finish.
Most window, door, and siding installations are completed in 1–2 days, depending on the size of the project.
Collinsville Window, Door & Siding Questions
Common Questions From Collinsville Homeowners
Do I need a permit to replace windows in Collinsville?
Maybe, and the city makes the call. Collinsville's code requires a building permit before any alteration or repair of a building as the building code requires, but the code never mentions swapping a window for one the same size. Call Development Services at 918-371-1012 or apply on the city's GovWell portal, or we can check for you. Inside the Downtown Historic District, expect a certificate of appropriateness too.
How much does window replacement cost in Collinsville?
Expect $950 to $1,250 for each window, installed, and $2,500 to $4,000 for each entry or patio door. Collinsville pays the same as anywhere else we work, even though it is about 20 miles and 30 minutes from our Catoosa shop. The estimate is free, every opening is priced in writing, and financing is available for window, door, and siding projects.
Can foggy windows be fixed without replacing them in Collinsville?
Often, yes. When the frame and sash are solid and the fog sits between the panes, we swap just the sealed glass unit for $750 to $950 per opening. That is common in the subdivisions built since 2010, where one or two units fail while the rest have years left. If several windows on the same wall are fogging, a full replacement can be the better buy, and we will show you why.
Is there a rebate for new windows in Collinsville?
Not from your electric utility. Collinsville Energy, the city-owned utility, offers no window or efficiency rebate on its pages, and the 25C federal credit for windows expired at the end of 2025. Homes billed by Verdigris Valley Electric instead can get rebates on heat pumps and smart thermostats, but not windows. The savings from new windows show up on your monthly bill, so replace the windows that are leaking first.
Do historic district rules apply to replacement windows in downtown Collinsville?
Yes, if the property sits inside the Downtown Historic District, which runs from E 146th St N at the railroad west to N 13th St and south to W Center St. Since July 2024, changing windows, doors, or siding there needs a certificate of appropriateness before the city issues a permit. Repairs that keep the same design, material, and look are exempt.
Who repairs hail damage to windows and siding in Collinsville?
We do, and the need is real: NOAA logged home-damaging hail within about 3 miles of Collinsville on five days from May 2024 to May 2026. Morgan Windows replaces hail-damaged windows, siding, and doors, and we write up dented siding, cracked frames, and torn screens for your adjuster before any repair. The work carries a 5-year workmanship warranty.
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