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Burnett Home Improvement

Family-owned since 1979. Energy-saving windows, doors, siding, and more for Tulsa-area homeowners.

Article Summary

  • Burnett Home Improvement is ranked #2 on Oklahoma Siding Company Reviews.
  • Call (918) 215-8897 for a Tulsa-area estimate.
  • Ask who installs the material you want and what the bid includes.
  • Read the homeowner quotes below before you book.

What they do

When it comes to home improvement companies, you want to find one that does exceptional work and that truly cares about your satisfaction — and that’s what homeowners get when they choose Burnett Home Improvement.

Since the first job in 1979, this family-owned business has been committed to custom solutions for Tulsa-area homeowners, installed with premium products. They go beyond manufacturers’ warranties by providing a warranty on workmanship for as long as the customer lives in the home.

PRO TIP Ask for wrap, flashing, and trim as line items. The cheap number is usually a thinner scope.
PRO TIP Call two reviewed companies. Compare scope, not just the bottom line.

What homeowners said

Everything went very well. Shaun and the technicians were so helpful with great ideas to make my project work out well.

— Connie Coleman

We got our windows replaced with Burnett, and we absolutely adore them. They were professional, communicated well, and the installers did an amazing job.

— Christina E

Love these guys! They work hard to insure they communicate clearly and deliver what they promise.

— Jeff Brown

FAQ

How do I hire a siding company in Tulsa?

Compare the top 10 on this site, call two or three for an on-site estimate, and ask who installs the material you want. Get the bid in writing.

How much does new siding cost in Oklahoma?

Price depends on material, square footage, tear-off, and trim. Vinyl is usually the lowest bid. Hardie and fiber cement cost more up front and last longer. Ask each company to itemize labor and materials.

What siding holds up in Oklahoma weather?

Fiber cement and Hardie handle hail, heat, and ice better than thin vinyl. Wood looks right on older homes but needs paint and rot checks. Match the material to the storm risk on your street.

Do I need to replace siding or can I repair it?

Repair works when damage is local: a few cracked boards, one wall, or trim rot. Full replacement makes sense when the wrap is failing, paint will not hold, or you are changing material.

Should I get more than one estimate?

Yes. Call at least two reviewed companies. Compare scope, not just the bottom number. The cheap bid often skips wrap, flashing, or trim.

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