Windows in Jávea, from the Montgó to the Arenal

1. Villas on the Montgó side

   On the slopes of the Montgó and in the hills around it, many villas have large terraces looking out over the bay. That usually means wide sliding doors and big panes, where slim aluminium frames and solar-control glass make the biggest difference.

2. The Arenal and the Port

   Close to the beach and the harbour, salt and sand in the air are part of daily life. Frames need a finish suited to the coast and a regular rinse. Apartments here often need the community of owners to approve anything that changes the façade.

3. The old town

   In the historic centre the houses are narrow and the view from the street matters. Wooden windows are often the natural choice, and the town hall may have rules about what can change. We check what applies before you order.

4. Towards Cap de la Nau and Granadella

   Villas further out towards the capes catch wind and sun from several sides. Good seals and the right glass matter even more here than in town.

All three materials work in Jávea; the right one depends on where the house is and how you use it. For modern villas with a view, aluminium is the usual choice. For bedrooms, rental homes and apartments where insulation and low maintenance count, PVC is practical. For old town houses and classic villas, wood keeps the character. Our comparison of materials puts them side by side.

Being based in Jávea makes a measuring visit easy to plan. We measure every opening, put together a proposal with materials, glass and timing, and send you a clear quote. The windows are made to measure and delivered straight to your home. Not in Spain all year? Read how we handle second homes.

From Jávea we also work in Benitachell, Teulada, Gata de Gorgos, Pedreguer, Ondara, El Verger, Els Poblets, Orba, Benissa and Calpe, as well as in Moraira and Dénia.