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.

When selecting replacement windows, it’s essential to consider features that ensure long-term performance, energy efficiency, and value. Energy-efficient windows are a must, with options like double or triple glazing, low-E coatings, and insulated frames that help reduce heating and cooling costs. The material of the window frames—such as vinyl, wood, or fibreglass—should align with your needs for maintenance, insulation, and durability. Additionally, the type of glass used is crucial; options like tempered or laminated glass offer added safety and security. It’s also important to select windows with strong warranties and certifications from energy-rating organizations, as these indicate the quality and reliability of the product. 

The material of windows and doors plays a vital role in their overall performance, affecting durability, maintenance, insulation, and appearance. For example, wood provides a classic, timeless look but requires regular maintenance to prevent rot and decay. Vinyl is a popular choice for its low maintenance and good insulation properties, making it ideal for various climates. Fiberglass offers a strong, energy-efficient option that withstands extreme weather conditions, while aluminum is durable and lightweight but may not insulate as effectively. Choosing the right material based on your home’s climate, aesthetic preferences, and maintenance willingness ensures that your windows and doors will perform well over time, providing satisfaction and value.

Drafty doors are commonly caused by issues such as worn-out weatherstripping, gaps around the door frame, or a misaligned door. Over time, weatherstripping, which is designed to seal gaps, can deteriorate, allowing cold air to enter and warm air to escape. Gaps can also develop between the door and the frame due to the house settling or the door warping. Additionally, if the door is misaligned, it may not close properly, leaving space for drafts to enter. Identifying and addressing these causes is the first step in effectively fixing a drafty door, ensuring better insulation and comfort.

Gutter guards are designed to prevent leaves, twigs, and other debris from entering your gutters, effectively reducing the risk of clogs. By keeping the gutters clear, they allow rainwater to flow freely through the system, which prevents overflow and potential water damage to your home’s foundation, roof, and walls. Gutter guards also minimize the need for frequent gutter cleaning, making home maintenance easier and safer. Moreover, by preventing debris buildup, gutter guards extend the lifespan of your gutter system, protecting it from wear and tear that could lead to costly repairs or replacements.