Common Window Frame Materials

Choosing windows for your home can feel overwhelming with so many options. Here is a quick rundown of four common window frame options and their pros and cons.

Aluminum frames should be thermally broken for energy efficiency. They are great for complex shapes and very large windows.

Vinyl frames are energy efficient, low maintenance, and great for smaller budgets.

Wood windows are great for classic homes, but they will be higher priced and are high maintenance.

Wood-clad windows have a wood interior while also having the protection of vinyl, fiberglass, or aluminum on the exterior. They are typically very customizable when it comes to color options.

Fiberglass windows are strong and durable. They are rot and rust-resistant and great for extreme Climates.

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