Thermal stress cracks in windows are a common occurrence in Canadian households, especially given the drastic seasonal changes and temperature fluctuations experienced across the country. These cracks not only pose inconveniences, but can also lead to significant expenses if left unaddressed.
Homeownership brings a sense of security, and homeowners' insurance plays a crucial role in safeguarding this investment. However, not all policies are created equal, and understanding the nuances of coverage is essential, especially when it comes to window replacement.
Windows in Ottawa come in a number of different frame and glazing types. Each bringing their own pros and cons. By combining an energy-efficient windows choice with a glazing type tailored to your climate and application, you can customize each of your home's windows to accommodate your needs and budget the best.
Big City Windows and Doors is proud to announce an exciting partnership with Tree Canada! This collaboration marks a significant step forward in our commitment to sustainability, and underscores our dedication to making a positive impact on the environment.
From changing your home's appearance to upgrading its energy efficiency, working with a window company to replace older windows and doors is a necessity for modern Ottawa homeowners.
With the emergence of double pane and triple pane windows, there is a whole new world of home renovation options to explore – but, which one should you choose? The answer lies in understanding the difference between these two options, and how they can improve your home or office environment.
If you're in the process of replacing your entry door, or even upgrading all the doors in your home, it's important to have an understanding of how to measure your old and new doors. Entry door dimensions, such as width, height, and thickness, must be accurate in order to allow for a smooth and easy replacement process.
When upgrading the windows and doors in your home, choosing the best option for your windows is a consideration you must make based on more than just your preference. As a result, many homeowners find themselves facing a dilemma: which is better, wood or vinyl windows?
