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Trusted Manufacturers We Install
Morgan Windows is a locally owned siding contractor in Catoosa that installs vinyl, insulated vinyl, James Hardie fiber cement and LP SmartSide engineered wood on homes across Tulsa and Northeastern Oklahoma. Our own crew does the work, most houses take 3 to 7 days, and every install carries a 5-year workmanship warranty.
By the numbers
Tulsa-area windows, doors and siding from a crew you can reach.
A locally owned company, our own crew on every install, and prices published before anyone comes out.
We are not tied to one manufacturer. Most of our siding comes from Alside, CertainTeed, Ascend, LP SmartSide and James Hardie, and if you already have a product picked out, we install it. Here is what each material is and where it fits.
Most budgetsPVC panels that hang on the wall with room to move as the temperature swings. It comes in its finished color, so there is nothing to paint. Building code requires vinyl siding to be certified to the ASTM D3679 standard, which includes wind load and impact testing.
Vinyl siding with foam insulation bonded to the back. To carry the name, the ASTM D7793 standard requires an insulation value of R-2.0 or more. A good fit when the walls are being opened anyway and you want a little more comfort.
Toughest finishFiber cement plank, panel and trim boards, often called Hardie board. It comes primed for paint or with James Hardie's factory-baked ColorPlus finish, and carries a 30-year non-prorated substrate warranty from the maker.
Engineered wood treated with waxes, resins and zinc borate to resist fungal decay and termites. It looks and paints like real wood and carries LP's 5/50-year limited warranty, which also spells out hail coverage.
Found a siding line you like, including composite cladding such as Ascend? Bring us the brand and the color. We will tell you honestly how it compares and install it to the maker's instructions.
Most materials come in several profiles, so the look and the material are two separate choices.
Most commonHorizontal boards that overlap, the traditional look on most Tulsa-area houses. Dutch lap adds a small groove along each board for a deeper shadow line.
Wide vertical boards with narrow strips over the seams. Popular on gables, porches and modern farmhouse builds, like the new build in our photo gallery.
Short, stacked pieces that look like cedar shake. Most often used as an accent in a gable rather than on a whole house.
Large flat sheets, smooth or textured, for a clean modern look or for a shop or garage wall.
The eaves and trim are where water, birds and wasps get in first, and where old wood rots fastest. We replace them along with the siding so every edge is sealed and matched.
The walkthrough, the written quote and the warranty are the same for all three. What changes is how much of the house we touch.
One side or storm damage
Hail usually hits the walls facing the storm hardest. We can replace one elevation, but here is the honest part: siding colors fade and lines get discontinued, so new siding next to 15-year-old siding rarely matches perfectly. We tell you before you order whether a close match is realistic, and where a corner or trim break hides the difference best.
The whole house
Doing the whole house gives you one color, one material, new house wrap and flashing all the way around, and one warranty start date. It is the usual choice when the siding is faded on every side or the old material is failing in more than one place.
New build or addition
On a new build or an addition, we can set the windows and doors, flash every opening and side the walls in one job, so one crew owns how the water is handled from top to bottom.
We do not publish a siding price range because two houses with the same square footage can price very differently. These are the things that move the number, and every one of them shows up as a line on your written quote.
Wall area
Siding is measured by the square, 100 square feet of wall. Gables, dormers and bump-outs add area that floor plans do not show.
Material and profile
Material is the biggest swing. Vinyl generally costs less than insulated vinyl, LP SmartSide or James Hardie in both material and labor, and specialty profiles like shakes cost more than plain lap.
Height and access
Two-story walls, steep lots and walls behind decks or landscaping take more setup and staging time than a one-story ranch.
Tear-off and what is underneath
Removing one or two old layers, and repairing rotted sheathing once the walls are open, adds labor. We price repairs as we find them and show you before we do them.
Openings and trim
Every window, door, corner and vent needs trim and flashing. A house with many openings takes more time than a plain wall of the same size.
Soffit, fascia and gutters
Replacing eaves, fascia and trim is priced by the linear foot, plus taking gutters down and putting them back.
Paint
Primed fiber cement and engineered wood need paint after install. A factory finish like ColorPlus costs more up front and skips that step.
For a real number, we measure every wall at a free in-home estimate. Financing through two lending partners is available for qualifying projects; see financing.
Most siding calls start with one of a few problems. Sometimes it is one wall that took the brunt of a storm, sometimes it is the whole house. We walk every side with you and tell you what needs replacing and what still has years left.
Every one of these can last on an Oklahoma house when it goes up right. The differences are the finish, the upkeep, the warranty and how each one handles hail. Here is what the code and the manufacturers actually say.
Code sections are from the International Residential Code (2021 numbering; Oklahoma adopted the 2024 edition on September 14, 2026, and your building official has the final word). Warranty terms are from James Hardie's and LP's published documents (LP's version effective August 1, 2025) and change from time to time, so we hand you the current warranty for the exact product on your quote. For a longer take on the two most common choices, read vinyl siding vs James Hardie in Oklahoma.
Siding is the rain screen, not the last line of defense. Some water always gets behind it, and the code is written around getting that water back out. Ask about each of these on any bid.
Hail is one of the most common reasons siding gets replaced early in the Tulsa area. Here is what the weather data says, what the warranties say, and how we work alongside you on an insurance claim.
We measure every wall, look at the soffit, fascia and trim, press on the soft spots and talk through materials and colors. No pressure to decide that day.
You get a written price that lists the siding, trim, soffit, fascia, house wrap and flashing, so you can compare it line by line with any other bid.
Old siding comes off and we check the sheathing. We repair any rot, then wrap the walls and flash every window, door and roof line.
New siding, trim, soffit and fascia go on to the maker's instructions. Most homes take 3 to 7 days. We clean up, haul off the old siding and walk every wall with you before we leave.
From Morgan Windows, 5 years
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Manufacturer warranties depend on the product going up to the maker's instructions, which is how we install it. We give you the warranty document for the exact product on your quote.
Serving Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Claremore, Sand Springs, Tulsa, Coweta, Sapulpa, Inola, Catoosa, Collinsville, Glenpool, Pryor, Skiatook and the rest of Northeastern Oklahoma, about 50 miles around Tulsa.
Checked November 7, 2026. Codes, programs and product specs change, so confirm anything that affects your project before you order.
Tell us what is going on with your siding. We will set a time to measure every wall and give you a written price.
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