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.

Window placement plays a crucial role in maximizing the amount of natural light that enters a room. South-facing windows receive the most sunlight throughout the day, making them ideal for areas where you want consistent, bright light, such as living rooms and kitchens. East-facing windows capture the softer, morning light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while west-facing windows bring in the stronger, late afternoon and evening light. By strategically placing windows, you can brighten dark corners, reduce the need for artificial lighting, and create a more inviting, well-lit home environment.

Energy-efficient doors help maintain a cooler indoor environment during the summer by providing superior insulation that minimizes heat transfer. These doors are designed with advanced materials and weatherstripping that form a tight seal, preventing warm air from entering your home and cool air from escaping. As a result, your air conditioning system doesn’t have to work as hard to keep your home comfortable, leading to lower energy bills. Energy-efficient doors also contribute to a more consistent indoor temperature, reducing the impact of external weather conditions on your home’s comfort.

Common signs that it’s time to replace your front door include visible damage such as cracks, warping, or rust, which can compromise the door’s structural integrity and appearance. Difficulty in opening or closing the door suggests issues with alignment or deterioration, which can lead to further problems if not addressed. Drafts around the door or increasing energy bills indicate that the door is no longer providing proper insulation, making your home less energy-efficient. An outdated design or lack of modern security features may also warrant a replacement to enhance both curb appeal and safety, ultimately improving the value of your home.

Inspecting the exterior of a new home before moving in is essential for identifying potential issues that could lead to long-term damage if left unaddressed. This includes examining windows, doors, siding, and gutters for signs of wear, water damage, or poor maintenance. Addressing these problems early can prevent costly repairs down the road and ensure that the home remains in good condition for years to come. A thorough exterior inspection protects your investment by maintaining the home’s structural integrity and preserving its value over time.