Email: sales@alcorwindows.com
Website: www.alcorwindows.com
Distributor Network: www.alcorwindows.com/distributor

Alcor Windows & Doors
12 Shortwood Road ,
Kingston 8 St. Andrew

Tel: 876-925-8561/  876-969-6883
Fax : 876-755-0667

Montego Bay
Lot 101A-B Catherine Hall
Montego Bay
St. James

Alcor is primarily a manufacturer of quality windows and doors for residential and commercial buildings island-wide. These include Awning windows, Louvre windows, Casement windows, Sliding windows, Hung windows, UPVC Swing Doors, UPVC Sliding Doors and Aluminum Swing Doors.

There are payment plans available, feel free to speak to one of our customer care/ sales representatives to learn more about our options.

We’re here to help. Contact us with any questions about window styles, features, or performance. You can also explore options on our website.

If you're still not sure? Book a free, no-obligation consultation and we’ll guide you through the selection process. 

When you are ready for pricing? Visit our Request a Quote page and fill out the form, or call us directly. We’ll follow up to confirm details, answer questions, and walk you through next steps.

The cost associated with installation is 15% of the item purchased. This fee serves as an insurance in the event of damages that occur during installation.

Delivery is available island wide, and the cost associated is based on the exact location of the delivery.

   We are pleased to offer multiple channels to make your payment.
   1. Debit/Credit card (in office)
   2. Wire Transfer
   3. Direct Bank deposit
   4. Cashiers/managers cheque

Our standard size windows vary based on the type of window requested. We carry 24" X 24", 30" X 24", 30" X 30", 30" X 36", 36" X 24", 48" X 24", 36" X 36", 36" X 42", 48" X 36", 36" X 48", 48" X 42”, 48" X 48”, 60" X 36", 60” X 42", 60" X 48”, 72" X 36", 72" X 42”, and 72" X 48" in double sliding windows. For standard single hung windows, we carry 24" X 36", 24" X 42", 24" X 48", 30" X 42", 30" X 48”, and 36" X 48".

Deposit 70%, balance payable before delivery and installation

Virgin vinyl is the term applied to vinyl that is extruded for the first time. Regrind is the term given to vinyl that has been extruded, then the parts are ground up into small "pellets" and can be re-extruded. The implication is that "virgin vinyl" is purer or superior to reground vinyl. As a thermo plastic, PVC can be reprocessed, typically, around three times with little degradation to the compound. After that, additional processing "uses up" some of the lubricants and other additives that are used in the extrusion process. Alcor’s frames, sashes and other major window parts are extruded from virgin vinyl.

Vinyl windows are very durable. There are millions of vinyl windows installed in homes and commercial buildings, across the country and around the world. In the U.S., some vinyl windows have been installed as long as 25 years and are still working well. Many designs of today have wind load ratings superior to wood and metal windows.

Many of today's vinyl window and door products feature fusion welded corner construction. Quite simply, it is the process of mitering the corners, heating them to above 200° f and bringing the heated comers into contact until they fuse together, forming an exceptionally strong joint and a permanently sealed comer that can't leak air or water. No. Vinyl windows perform well in the desert climates of the Southwestern U.S. where daytime temperatures can reach 125° F (and above) and surfaces in direct sun can be heated above 165° F (the temperature at which vinyl begins to soften). It's the multi-chambered design of vinyl products that ensures they'll handle even those excessive levels of heat. Vinyl is an excellent insulator. It does not conduct heat readily like aluminum and the hollow chambers in a vinyl frame reduce conduction even further. So while the outside surface of a vinyl window frame may get quite hot in direct sun, the interior walls will not heat up, remaining close to room temperature.

Vinyl windows are virtually maintenance free, requiring no finishing upon installation and no periodic painting or sealing like wood or metal windows. They also can't rot, rust, pit or corrode like wood or metal products and are unaffected by moisture, salt air, pollution and airborne chemicals. If they ever require cleaning, simply wiping with a damp cloth is sufficient to return them to their "Factory Fresh" condition.

Usually a few drops of a mild liquid cleaner in a bucket of water is sufficient to clean any dirt or grime that may have accumulated on the window. If you have more stubborn build-up, the following household cleaners work well according to Chelsea Building Products - Formula 409, Ajax Liquid Cleaner, Murphy's Oil Soap, Lysol Cleaner, Soft Scrub, or vinegar and water. The following cleaners or types of cleaners should not be used on vinyl - Clorox, Pine Power, Ivory, Grease Relief, Tide Detergent and nail polish remover (acetone).

Vinyl will not support combustion like many common building materials. They can "burn" if they are completely enveloped in flames from other materials, but if the flame is removed, the vinyl will self extinguish. In fact, PVC has a higher ignition temperature, lower flame spread and lower heat released in a fire than a similar sample of wood.