Aluminum Products of Cape Cod

Aluminum Products of Cape Cod is a Dennis Port shop built around custom-made exterior products — the storm door, screen, or oddly-sized replacement window a big-box store can't match. The company says it started in 1962 as a small local operation and has grown into a third-generation, family-run business that still fabricates its vinyl replacement windows, storm doors and windows, seamless aluminum gutters and shutters in-house before installing them with its own crews across the Mid and Lower Cape — Dennis, Harwich, Yarmouth, Chatham, Brewster, Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro, Sandwich, Barnstable and Mashpee. The pattern across its Google reviews, which run 4.9 stars from 87 ratings, is consistent from 2021 through this year: fast turnarounds, fair prices, and a willingness to take on custom jobs other shops turn down. In a late-2025 review, a customer described the crew building a replica of an Andersen screen after explaining that the original fasteners couldn't be legally replicated; another customer wrote in mid-2025 that after contacting roughly twenty screen companies across Massachusetts, this was the only one willing to share the construction detail their project needed. A 2022 review recounted trying nine other Cape contractors who never showed up, sent a quote, or came back with reasonable prices before this company delivered the job start to finish. Reviewers across several years keep naming specific staff — Steve, Jason, Harry — for walking through installation options and timelines rather than just taking an order, and a 2025 Reddit thread in r/CapeCod separately called the company helpful and fairly priced. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor license, #158424, is verified active with the state, and BuildZoom's permit data backs that up with 237 projects on file, 104 of them in the last three years — mostly Harvey vinyl replacement windows and patio doors installed around Dennis. The Better Business Bureau gives the business an A+ rating with no complaints on record, though BBB's own paperwork lists a 1964 start date, two years off from the company's 1962 founding story on its own site — a small discrepancy worth knowing about but not a red flag. This is a strong call for a custom-built exterior job — a replacement window, storm door, screen, gutters, shutters, or a sunroom or patio enclosure — rather than broader remodeling, since that's where its in-house fabrication and years of five-star reviews are concentrated. Worth asking about lead times up front, since much of its reputation is built on made-to-order work rather than off-the-shelf installs.