We have established a robust window and door repair process over the years. Our specialists will look at your current windows and doors and offer their recommendations. Throughout your window and door replacement process, we will work with you. We’re proud to be the first window and door business to be honoured by Ontario Sustainable Energy in 1998 for their going green efforts.

We are the provincial leaders of energy-efficient windows and doors in Ontario. We have experienced installers accredited by AAMA who will work with you to ensure a smooth installation of the window and door. We listen to the requirements of our customers and help them pick the most appropriate styles based on their preferences. Our products are guaranteed to last a lifetime and come with one of the best warranties in the industry.

Gutters, though often overlooked, play a critical role in maintaining a home’s structural integrity and, consequently, its value. Well-maintained gutters effectively channel water away from the foundation, siding, and landscaping, preventing costly water damage and erosion. Investing in high-quality, seamless, or decorative gutters can enhance the home’s exterior appeal, adding a subtle yet valuable aesthetic touch. Regular maintenance ensures the longevity of these benefits, making the home more appealing to potential buyers who appreciate the reduced risk of future repairs. Overall, well-functioning gutters contribute to the home’s value by safeguarding its structural health.

Windows typically become permanently foggy when the seals between the panes of glass fail, allowing moisture to infiltrate the space between them. This moisture condenses and creates a foggy appearance that cannot be removed by cleaning the surface of the glass. Seal failure is often due to age, poor installation, or prolonged exposure to extreme weather conditions. Once the seal is compromised, the window loses its insulating properties, leading to reduced energy efficiency and higher utility costs, as well as impaired visibility through the glass.

A new front door offers significant energy efficiency benefits by providing better insulation than older models. Modern front doors are often constructed from materials like fiberglass or advanced treated wood, which are designed to prevent heat transfer, keeping your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. By reducing drafts and improving the overall insulation of your entryway, a new door helps maintain a consistent indoor temperature, which can lower heating and cooling costs. This upgrade not only enhances comfort but also contributes to long-term savings on utility bills. 

The age and style of windows and doors are key factors in assessing a home’s overall condition, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal. Older windows and doors may lack modern energy-saving features, leading to higher energy costs and potentially costly future upgrades. The style of these elements should align with the home’s architectural design to ensure visual harmony and curb appeal. Mismatched or outdated windows and doors can detract from the home’s value and may require significant investment to replace. Considering these factors can help you make an informed decision and avoid unexpected expenses in the future.