If you grew up in a home with aluminum windows, you might remember them being cold to the touch in winter and radiating heat in the summer. Today’s technology has changed everything. At Restoration Window Co., we specialize in Thermally Broken Aluminum Windows. Unlike standard aluminum, these windows feature a high-density thermal barrier—a “break”—built into the frame. This prevents the outside temperature from transferring into your home, keeping your AC in and the South Texas heat out.
Aluminum windows are virtually immune to the "Texas warp." While extreme temperature swings can cause some materials to expand, contract, and eventually lose their seal, aluminum stays structurally rigid for decades. It’s why you’ll often find them used in high-end commercial buildings and luxury homes where "one-and-done" durability is the requirement.
Aluminum is naturally stronger than vinyl. This allows for thinner frames and larger "lites" of glass. If you want a modern look with a maximum view and a frame that will never warp or sag, aluminum is the professional’s choice.
Our aluminum windows from Don Young Co. and NT Window are built to handle the extreme wind loads and humidity of the Crossroads region. They won't crack in the heat or become brittle over time.
Aluminum offers a crisp, narrow sightline that vinyl can’t replicate. Available in popular finishes like Bronze and Black, they provide a "high-end" look that instantly increases the curb appeal of your home.
Based in Dallas, Don Young Company is a leader in thermally broken aluminum technology. Their windows feature a poured-in-place polyurethane thermal break that creates a total separation between the interior and exterior metal. This provides a C-40 and C-50 structural rating, making them some of the toughest residential windows on the market.
Manufactured in Fort Worth, NT Window’s aluminum series is designed for homeowners who refuse to compromise on style or performance. Their heavy-duty construction is paired with high-performance glass packages to ensure your home stays quiet, secure, and energy-efficient year-round.
While vinyl is a natural insulator, a thermally broken aluminum window is highly competitive and significantly outperforms standard metal windows.
Because of the thermal break, condensation is significantly reduced compared to old-fashioned aluminum frames.
Aluminum is incredibly durable. It is resistant to insects, rot, and impact, often outlasting other materials by decades.
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