When you upgrade your doors to iron or aluminum glass, the next logical step is matching metal glass windows. Coordinated door and window packages create a cohesive look across your entire facade — and metal windows offer performance benefits that vinyl and wood can't match in Texas conditions.
Window Styles Available
Single Hung
Bottom sash slides up for ventilation; top sash is fixed. The most common residential window type. Clean look with minimal hardware visible from outside.
Double Hung
Both sashes operate — top tilts down, bottom slides up. Better ventilation options and easier to clean from inside. Popular for second-story windows.
Casement
Hinged at the side, swings outward with a crank handle. Creates a full opening for maximum airflow. Available in single and double configurations for wider openings.
Awning
Hinged at the top, swings outward. Allows ventilation even during light rain — practical for Texas spring storms. Often installed higher on walls for privacy.
Sliding
Panels slide horizontally on a track. Clean, modern profile with wide views. Works well for bedrooms and living areas facing patios or views.
Why Metal Frames for Texas
- Strength — Thinner frames than vinyl while maintaining structural integrity. More glass area per window
- Durability — Won't warp, crack, or discolor in Texas UV and heat like vinyl can after 10+ years
- Design match — Coordinates with iron and aluminum glass doors for a unified exterior
- Fire resistance — Metal frames don't burn or melt. Important for Texas wildfire zones and fire code compliance
Energy Performance
Modern metal windows use thermal break technology — the same insulating barrier found in our thermal break doors. Combined with Low-E insulated glass, they meet Texas energy code requirements and perform comparably to premium vinyl windows.
Coordinate with Your Doors
Order windows and doors together for consistent finish color, frame profile, and glass type across your entire home. Contact us to discuss a complete door and window package.