Guides, cost breakdowns and advice from the Windows Hawaii team, reviewed by General Manager Mario Garcia.
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii Dirty window tracks are more than an eyesore. Sand, salt, dead bugs and red dirt build up in the channel until your windows stick, the locks stop lining up, and rainwater...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii Most replacement windows last somewhere between 15 and 40 years, and quality fiberglass can go even longer. Where your window lands in that range depends on what the frame is made...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii When you get a window quote, one of the first questions is how the new windows go in. There are two ways to do it: a retrofit install, where the new...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii Every Oahu homeowner eventually asks the same question once hurricane season gets close: should I buy hurricane shutters, or go with impact windows? Both protect your openings. They just do it...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii If you have been pricing storm protection for your Oahu home, the first number you need is what impact windows actually cost. Here is a straight answer using current national averages,...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii Casement and sliding windows are the two most common choices when people replace older windows, especially jalousies. Both let in a breeze, but they work very differently. Here’s how they compare...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii Walk through almost any older neighborhood on Oahu and you’ll see aluminum windows: sliders, jalousies and single-pane frames from the 1960s and 70s. Today, most replacement windows are vinyl. If you’re...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii If you’ve shopped for new windows, you’ve seen “Low-E glass” on every quote. It’s one of the most useful upgrades you can buy, especially in a sunny place like Hawaii, but...
Reviewed by Mario Garcia, General Manager at Windows Hawaii Fiber cement siding, and James Hardie in particular, is one of the most popular siding upgrades in the country. It looks like painted wood, stands up to weather and doesn’t rot....
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