Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii

Windows Built for the Sunny Side of Oahu

The Waianae Coast is known for sunshine, dry weather and ocean views, and that combination is hard on old windows. Strong sun heats up rooms and fades interiors. Salt spray pits aluminum frames and rusts rollers and locks. Red dust works its way into tracks. The best replacement windows for the coast have:

  • Vinyl frames that won’t corrode. See our vinyl vs. aluminum guide.
  • Low-E glass to cut heat and UV.
  • Stainless steel hardware for coastal homes.
  • Tight weatherstripping to keep out dust and wind.

Protection From Wind and Storms

Homes along Farrington Highway and on the ridges above Makaha and Waianae Valley can take strong wind. If your home faces the ocean or the wind, ask about hurricane impact windows for the most exposed side of the house.

Waianae Coast Communities We Serve

We work in Nanakuli, Maili, Waianae, Waianae Valley, Makaha and Makaha Valley. We also serve Kapolei and Ewa Beach.

Caring for Windows Near the Beach

Rinse window frames, tracks and screens with fresh water every month or two to wash off salt and dust. Keep tracks clear so sashes slide easily and seals last longer. A quick rinse goes a long way toward keeping new windows working like new.

Waianae Coast Window FAQs

Do you really come out to Makaha?

Yes. We serve the whole Waianae Coast, and estimates are free.

Should I replace my jalousie windows?

If they leak, won’t close tight or let in too much dust, replacement is usually the better fix. See our jalousie windows guide.

What does window replacement cost?

See our Hawaii window replacement cost guide for typical prices.

Live on the Waianae Coast? Call 808-671-0808 or request your free estimate.