We recommend cleaning your aluminum windows at least twice a year. Use a mild detergent and soft cloth to avoid scratching the frame finish. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can damage the coating. 

No, one of the main advantages of aluminum windows is that they are powder-coated or anodized, which means the color is integrated into the frame and will not peel, flake, or require repainting throughout their lifespan. 

Inspect the weather seals annually and clean them with a soft brush to remove debris. If you notice any cracks or deterioration, contact us for replacement. Proper seal maintenance ensures energy efficiency and prevents water infiltration. 

If your windows become stiff or difficult to open/close, apply a silicone-based lubricant to the moving parts (hinges, tracks, and locking mechanisms). Avoid using oil-based products as they can attract dust and dirt. 

With proper maintenance, aluminum windows can last 30-40 years or more. The frames are corrosion-resistant, and the durable powder-coat finish protects against UV damage, ensuring long-lasting performance.