Windows

Replacement Window Sales

Imagine your home with greater efficiency, better safety and security, less noise, whicle increasing the value of your Los Angeles home. This can be achieved easily with the high quality replacement windows we supply from our Culver City hardware warehouse!

Now you may be thinking, what is the difference between New Windows and Replacement Windows? Aren’t they both new? Technically you are correct, however there are some slight differences between the two. Typically utlized in new construction projects, “new” windows have a nailing flange used to attach them to the rough opening in the wall. New windows are attached by drilling nails into the exterior casing or brick mould on the outside of the house and through the jambs on the inside of the house.

In contrast, a replacement window has no nailing flange, but rather it fits into an existing window frame. Unless the existing frame is damaged or needs replacing, we recommend installing replacement windows as they are easier to install and require less time and money on your part!

Aluminum Window Sales

Did you know that aluminum is one of the most recycled product avaliable? In addition to it’s sustainability, nothing beats aluminum when it comes to lasting strength through extremes of heat and cold. Ounce for ounce, aluminum is the strongest building material you can buy for windows and door frames. In fact, aluminum is 43 times stronger than wood and 340% stronger than vinyl. As opposed to other window frames that may stretch and shrink throughout the seasons of freezing cold winters to baking summers, aluminum holds its shape and thus require very little, if any, maintenance in the long run.

The inherent strength and flexibility for aluminium to be manufactured to exacting specifications means that you are limited by only your imagination when it comes to choosing the best aluminum windows for your home. With an endless array of systems, finishes, and glass options, aluminum offers a vast range of possiblities from the economically-safe to the most elaborate systems whilse still delivering excellent thermal performance. As flexibility and stregnth are so important when considering alumininum window sales, we provide only the most advanced aluminum windows from top of the line window suppliers at our Culver City warehouse locations.

Vinyl Windows

Vinyl windows offer homeowners and builders a low cost of ownership with great warrenties. With the new ENERGY STAR® qualified with standard Low-E or optional Low Ē³-366 glass available in vinyl windows, you will increase your home’s energy efficiency. The technology has come a long way in the last several years with window manufacturers now offering life-time warranties, improved usage, and locking systems. In our Culver City windows sections of our warehouses, we offer many styles of vinyl windows, including single-hung, casement, and sliding.

Another great benefit of vinyl windows is that they are recyclable. Vinyl, like other thermoplastics, can easily be melted and remolded into new products without losing it’s quality chemical characteristics. According to the American Architectural Manufacturing Association, vinyl production is more than 99% efficient, and in 1997, more than half a million tons of the plastic were recovered and recycled into other useful products.

Wood Windows

The emergence of wood-clad windows changed the housing market as they combine the beauty and craftsmanship of wood with the strength and low maintenance of aluminum. Wood-clad windows provide aluminum’s ability to keep it’s shape and not shrink or swell throughout the seasons provides the outside protection you need against all types of weather and the beauty and customization of wood stained or painted windows on the inside to match your individual style. We supply a variety of wood-clad windows from state-of-the-art manufacturers, including single-hung, casements, bay & bow, sliders, as well as many architectural shapes and sizes.

Made from natural cellulose and strong fibers to withstand years of weathering, wood-clad windows provide good insulation and structural integrity. In contrast, UPVC expands and contracts with cold and hot weather, resulting in requiring expansion gaps in the UPVC frame during installation to allow for movement. These required gaps permit air to transfer between the outside and inside, thus causing a constant draft.