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Aluminum Windows Installation & Replacement | Slim-Frame & Custom Styles

Aluminum windows offer a clean, contemporary look with outstanding durability. These frames are ultra-strong but lightweight, perfect for expansive glass panels and wide-open views.

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Why Choose Aluminum Windows?

Ultra-Narrow Sightlines

Steel's strength allows for the slimmest window frames on the market. This creates a sleek, open look with more glass, more light, and more elegance.

Built Like a Fortress

If safety and longevity matter most, steel is unbeatable. It’s virtually impossible to warp, rot, or break, offering the highest level of protection for your home.

Distinctive Style

Steel windows bring a timeless, industrial-chic aesthetic to any space. They complement both vintage and modern interiors with bold lines and unmatched presence.

Window frame guide

Compare Window Materials

See how Aluminum compares with other frame materials. Change either alternative to match the options on your shortlist.

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Aluminum

Slim, strong frames for expansive contemporary glass.

Best for: Modern architecture, large openings and projects prioritizing narrow sightlines.

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Practical comfort with minimal upkeep.

Best for: Value-focused replacements, rentals and homeowners who want low maintenance.

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Architectural strength with the narrowest visual profile.

Best for: Luxury renovations, landmark designs and openings demanding exceptional strength.

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Upfront affordability Relative frame-material cost before project-specific options.
Aluminum Mid range

Standard systems can be competitive, while thermally improved architectural lines cost more.

Vinyl Most budget friendly

Usually the lowest-cost material category, with many series and option levels.

Steel Luxury investment

Specialized fabrication, finishing and installation generally make steel the costliest option.

Insulation potential The frame's potential to limit heat transfer when properly designed.
Aluminum Thermal break essential

Aluminum is conductive; whole-window performance depends heavily on thermal-break design.

Vinyl Very good

Multi-chamber PVC frames insulate well; foam-filled designs can improve performance.

Steel Thermal design critical

Steel is conductive, so modern thermal breaks and high-performance glazing are important.

Maintenance ease How little routine refinishing and upkeep the frame typically needs.
Aluminum Very low

Quality anodized or baked finishes generally need cleaning rather than repainting.

Vinyl Very low

No painting is normally required; periodic cleaning and hardware care are typical.

Steel Moderate

Modern coatings are durable but should be inspected, especially in wet or coastal exposure.

Long-term durability Resistance to age, weather and dimensional change in a quality product.
Aluminum Exceptional

Rigid frames and durable finishes provide long service when corrosion exposure is addressed.

Vinyl Very good

Resists moisture and decay, while quality and reinforcement affect long-term stability.

Steel Exceptional

Properly protected steel offers excellent rigidity and a very long potential service life.

Structural strength Frame rigidity and ability to support larger or heavier glazing.
Aluminum Very strong

High strength-to-weight ratio supports large units and demanding configurations.

Vinyl Good

Adequate for most residential openings; larger units may use internal reinforcement.

Steel Exceptional

Very high strength supports large glass areas and slender custom profiles.

Slim sightline potential Ability to use narrow profiles for more visible glass.
Aluminum Very slim

Extruded metal profiles can deliver narrow frames and expansive glass.

Vinyl Usually broader

PVC profiles generally need more frame width than stronger metal or fiberglass frames.

Steel Ultra slim

Steel's strength creates the narrow profiles associated with premium architectural windows.

Design flexibility Range of colors, finishes, textures and architectural applications.
Aluminum Very good

Well suited to modern forms with many durable powder-coat and anodized finishes.

Vinyl Good

Many common colors and styles are available, but premium finish options vary by line.

Steel Distinctive

Excellent for custom industrial, historic and contemporary designs, with a more focused aesthetic.

Moisture & coastal fit Resistance to moisture and coastal exposure with the correct finish.
Aluminum Very good

Does not rot, but coastal salt exposure requires suitable coatings, fasteners and maintenance.

Vinyl Excellent

PVC does not rot and performs well around moisture when drainage and installation are correct.

Steel Finish dependent

Galvanizing and quality coatings are essential to resist corrosion, especially near salt air.

Repairability Practicality of repairing or refinishing frame components.
Aluminum Moderate

Hardware and finishes can be serviced; bent or damaged extrusions often need specialist replacement.

Vinyl Limited

Hardware and glass can be serviced, but damaged welded frame sections are difficult to repair.

Steel Specialist repairable

Skilled metalworkers can repair some sections and finishes, though the work is specialized.

Environmental profile Relative longevity, recycled-content potential and end-of-life options.
Aluminum Strong potential

Aluminum is highly recyclable, although primary production has substantial embodied energy.

Vinyl Mixed

Long service and energy savings help, but PVC production and end-of-life recycling remain trade-offs.

Steel Strong potential

Long life and high recyclability are benefits, balanced against energy-intensive production.

Aluminum: Pros & Cons

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Pros

  • Slim profiles maximize glass area and views.
  • Strong, lightweight frames work well for larger openings.
  • Durable factory finishes require little routine maintenance.
  • Aluminum is widely recyclable at end of life.

Considerations

  • Metal conducts heat and needs an effective thermal break.
  • Poorly specified frames can increase condensation risk.
  • Coastal installations need appropriate finishes and hardware.
  • Usually costs more than entry-level vinyl.

Vinyl: Pros & Cons

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Pros

  • Strong value across a wide range of product lines.
  • Good insulation and moisture resistance.
  • No routine painting or exterior refinishing.
  • Broad availability and short learning curve for maintenance.

Considerations

  • Frames are often wider than fiberglass, aluminum or steel.
  • Color and finish choices can be more limited on entry-level lines.
  • Thermal movement makes engineering and installation quality important.
  • Damaged frame sections are usually replaced rather than repaired.

Steel: Pros & Cons

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Pros

  • Exceptional strength enables very narrow sightlines.
  • Distinctive architectural appearance with lasting visual value.
  • Well suited to large openings and custom configurations.
  • Steel is recyclable and components may be repairable by specialists.

Considerations

  • Typically the highest initial cost of these materials.
  • Thermal breaks are important because steel conducts heat.
  • Protective finishes must remain intact to control corrosion.
  • Specialized fabrication can increase lead time and repair cost.

Frame material is only one part of window performance. Exact U-factor, SHGC, sound control, security, warranty, lead time and installed price depend on the product series, glazing, size, hardware and installation conditions.

How we compare materials

Ratings are relative guides, not product certifications. Higher ratings indicate a more favorable material characteristic. Review the NFRC label for exact whole-window performance.

Our Guarantee

Vinyl windows
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Full lifetime
transferable warranty on parts and labor

Aluminum Wood clad, fiberglass, fiberglass clad


Offer 20 year on glass.

All Other Parts
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10 Years
Warranty

Manufacturer's warranty on glass and frame - lifetime**

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Looking to replace your windows and doors? Reach out to Deluxe Windows for a complimentary estimate.

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If you are satisfied with the provided estimate and approve it, we will order windows and doors according to your specifications and needs.

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Remove and install

Once the products are ready, we will arrange a convenient time for installation and ensure your new windows and doors are expertly fitted.

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Final product

Upon completion, each window and door will be thoroughly inspected to ensure they operate correctly and meet the highest standards of fit and finish.

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Do You Have Any Question?

Call us at (888) 730-4144 to ask your questions.

What is the disadvantage of aluminum windows?

The main trade-offs of aluminum windows: bare aluminum conducts heat, so frames without thermal breaks lose energy efficiency. Whether that matters depends on the home's exposure and budget, which Deluxe Windows reviews openly.

Does anyone make aluminum windows anymore?

For Aluminum, the answer depends on the exact series, glass and installation conditions. Deluxe Windows reviews the specifics during a free Bay Area consultation and puts the details in writing.

What is the lifespan of aluminum windows?

Aluminum windows and doors typically serve 15-30 years, longer for thermally improved architectural frames. Quality of installation, sun exposure and upkeep move products to either end of that range, so seals and hardware should be checked periodically.

Is aluminium window better than vinyl?

Aluminum offers slim sightlines, structural strength and a clean contemporary appearance at mid-range pricing with slim frames that maximize glass area, while vinyl brings low maintenance, good insulation and the widest choice of budget-friendly series and typically lasts 20-40 years. The better fit depends on budget, architecture and how long you plan to keep the home.

How much do aluminum windows cost installed in the Bay Area?

For aluminum windows, the current promotion prices installations from $549 per window installed (regular $915). The final quote reflects access, removal and finishing, and Deluxe Windows confirms exact installed pricing after measuring.

* Price applies to minimum window installation size of 24"x24".