Discover the advantages of triple-glazed windows for your home. From superior energy efficiency and noise reduction to increased comfort and durability, these windows offer long-term benefits that can improve your living space and save on energy costs. Learn when and why triple-glazed windows might be the right choice for your home.
Ottawa winters are not gentle. −25 °C wind, ice crust on the sill, that brief fog on the glass when someone boils pasta. Pane count matters because it changes everything you feel on the inside: warmth at arm’s length, how loud Bank Street sounds at night, whether the bottom corners drip.
Waking up to fogged glass isn’t a character flaw. It’s physics tapping on the frame. In Ottawa, the question isn’t if you’ll see moisture — it's where and when. That location tells you the fix.
Picking the right door size isn’t a small decision. It affects how furniture moves in, how warm your hallway feels in February, and whether your entry meets Ontario’s rules. Around Ottawa, most homes follow familiar Canadian standards, but older houses can surprise you with narrow frames or tall openings.
In Ottawa’s extreme climate, the difference between old and modern windows can add up quickly — especially when it comes to your monthly bills. Let’s break down the real costs of hanging on to old windows — and why replacing them might be one of the smartest investments you can make.
If your windows are due this year, you’ll hear the same thing from neighbours and contractors around Ottawa: look at vinyl. In 2025, it’s not a trend; it’s a sensible choice for our climate. Vinyl frames keep heat in when February pinches, don’t sweat the July humidity, and don’t add chores to your weekend.
Keep your windows in top shape all year long! This seasonal care guide shows you how to protect your windows from damage, boost energy efficiency, and extend their lifespan — no matter the weather. Don’t let the elements win — learn how to safeguard your investment, season by season.
Walk down any street with older homes, and you're likely seeing a mix of single hung and double hung windows — yet most people don’t know the difference. If you're renovating, replacing, or building, understanding how these two popular window types work is key to choosing the right one for your needs.
