Get a Quote for Custom Aluminum Windows Today

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To get a quote for custom aluminum windows, send us photos and rough dimensions of the openings you want to fill. We then measure on site, prepare a drawing and written specification, and send it to you for approval before any work begins.

What You Need to Request a Quote

A quote is most accurate when we have clear information from the start. Send photos of each opening, approximate width and height, and a short note about the room and the direction it faces. If you already have a plan or an architect's drawing, include it as well.

Photos of each window location, taken straight on and from the side
Approximate width and height of each opening
Whether the windows open outward, inward, sliding or fixed
Preferred color or finish, and whether it should match existing frames

Missing details are not a problem. We will ask the right questions during the first contact.

How Our Measuring Process Works

Photos help us understand the project, but precise dimensions come from an on-site measurement. Our team checks each opening for level, square and wall depth, since older buildings often vary from the plan. This step prevents mistakes that would otherwise appear only after installation.

After measuring, we prepare a drawing that shows each window, its opening style, glazing and hardware. The drawing is the basis for everything that follows.

Options You Can Choose From

Aluminum suits many projects because it is light, durable and can be shaped to almost any size. When comparing options, consider the following points together rather than one at a time.

Opening type: sliding, casement, tilt or fixed
Glazing: single or double glass, depending on the exposure and noise level
Finish: standard colors or a custom powder-coated shade
Profile style, including Belgian steel-look profiles for a classic appearance

Your choices affect the final price, so we explain each option in the written specification.

Understanding Your Written Specification

Before production, you receive a written specification that lists each window, its dimensions, opening style, glass type, color and hardware. Read it carefully and check the measurements against your own expectations. This is the moment to request changes, since adjustments after production are harder and slower.

Once you approve the specification in writing, we move to the factory. Approval protects both sides, because the work proceeds from exactly what was agreed.

From Approval to Installation

After approval, windows are produced in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Frames are cut, assembled and finished, then delivered for installation. We keep you informed at each stage so there are no surprises when the windows arrive.

Installation requires the openings to be ready, so we discuss timing with you early. Planning around other trades on site helps the project run smoothly.

Preparing for a Smooth Project

A few simple steps make the process faster and more accurate. Clear the area around each opening where possible, and tell us about any obstacles such as balconies, shutters or existing frames that need removal.

If you work with an architect, designer, contractor or building committee, involve them early. Their drawings and requirements can be merged into the specification, which reduces revisions later.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to send exact measurements to get a quote?

No. Rough dimensions and clear photos are enough to start. We confirm exact sizes through an on-site measurement before anything is produced.

How long does the process take from inquiry to installation?

Timing depends on the project size and current workload, so we give you a realistic schedule after reviewing your request. We will confirm the timeline in writing with your specification.

Can you match existing aluminum windows in my home?

In many cases yes. Send photos of the existing frames and tell us the color and profile style, and we will advise on the closest option during the measurement visit.

Is the quote binding once I approve the specification?

Your approved written specification defines the agreed work. If you request changes later, we will explain how they affect the scope before proceeding.

Common mistakes to avoid

A common mistake is ordering from rough photos without an on-site measurement, which often leads to windows that do not fit the actual wall. Another is approving a specification without checking glass type, opening direction and color.

Our recommendation

Measure each opening yourself as a rough guide, but always let the professional confirm exact sizes on site. Take the time to review the written specification line by line before approving it.

Summary

Send photos and rough sizes, let us measure on site, and approve a written specification before production. This process gives you accurate windows fitted to your openings.

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