
Black & bronze anodized trim · coil wrap
Black anodized window trim that holds its color.
We wrap existing windows, doors, and garage openings in black or bronze anodized aluminum coil. No siding tear-off when the field is sound. Bronze when black would read too harsh on tan or earth-tone siding. NJ Vinyl Siding serves Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Union, Morris, and Hudson counties since 2003.
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Anodized colors
Black and bronze
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Glass replacement required
Trim-only refresh
23+
Years in North Jersey
Trim since 2003
6
Counties served
No trip fee
When chalky white capping is dragging down the house
Point 1
Black window trim without replacing your glass.
Faded white capping makes a North Jersey home look tired even when the siding field is still sound. We strip the old coil, check the wood underneath, and bend black anodized aluminum on site at every window. Same glass. Same wall panels. A finished look from the curb in days, not a full exterior job.
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Point 2
Bronze capping when black would read too harsh.
Tan, taupe, and earth-tone elevations often need bronze anodized coil instead of black. The finish is still factory anodized, still bent on site, still sealed at heads and sills. We bring black and bronze samples to your estimate so you can see both against your siding before we order coil.
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Point 3
Doors, garage, and fascia in the same black trim line.
Most homeowners refresh every opening at once so the street view reads as one house. We wrap entry, patio, French, and garage doors in matching anodized coil. Add fascia cap on the same visit when the roofline trim is chalky too. One crew, one written price.
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Where we install black or bronze anodized coil
- Window heads, sills, and side casings
- Entry and patio door jambs
- Garage door posts and header
- Fascia wrap along the roofline
- Reveals at bay and picture windows
- Accent trim on Ascend, Hardie, and vinyl walls

Anodized coil vs what you have now
| Topic | Chalky white capping | Painted coil | Anodized coil |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Sound wood you plan to keep painting | Budget refresh when wood is still solid | Chalky white cap, modern black or bronze look |
| Color hold | Chalks and fades in NJ sun every few years | Paint on coil peels and needs touch-ups | Factory finish baked into the metal |
| Curb appeal | Reads dated next to new gray siding | Better than chalky white, still a paint cycle | Black or bronze reads sharp at every opening |
| Cost | Lowest if wood is sound | Low to mid coil wrap | Mid coil wrap, less than full PVC surrounds |
How anodized trim installation works
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Measure every opening
We measure windows, doors, and garage openings at your house and note which color fits each elevation.
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Strip old capping
Chalky white or silver coil comes off so we can inspect the wood underneath.
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Repair soft wood first
Rotted jambs or sills get fixed before new coil goes on. We do not wrap rot.
- 4
Bend anodized coil on site
Black or bronze coil is formed to your exact opening sizes, same crew, same day.
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Seal and walkthrough
Heads, sills, and returns get sealed. We review every opening with you before we leave.
Financing
Payment options that fit your budget.
Price matters. So does knowing what is included. Bruce, company president, walks you through options in plain language when we deliver your estimate.
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- Competitive financing programs with rates and terms we review with you on your estimate.
- Quick pre-qualification on your estimate visit. No obligation to apply.
- Manageable monthly payments so you can choose the right materials, not just the lowest bid.
- Same team from estimate through final walkthrough.
Black and bronze anodized trim FAQ
Anodized aluminum trim is coil stock with a factory finish baked into the metal, not paint on the surface. NJ Vinyl Siding bends black or bronze anodized coil on site at windows, doors, garage openings, and reveals. The finish holds color through North Jersey sun, salt air, and freeze-thaw better than chalky white capping or painted coil.
Ready for trim that holds its color?
Send photos of your chalky white capping or tired window trim from the street and up close. We will tell you straight if you need black, bronze, PVC, or wood repair first.