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.
You might not give it much thought, but the bottom seal on your front door plays a major role in your home’s energy efficiency, comfort, and even health. Over time, this humble strip of rubber or vinyl begins to deteriorate — leading to some very real problems.
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.
Wondering if it’s time to replace your front door? Discover the key signs it’s no longer doing its job — from drafts and damage to energy loss and security concerns.
Wondering if replacing your windows is worth it? Learn how energy-efficient windows can reduce your heating and cooling costs — especially in Ottawa’s climate.
When upgrading your windows, choosing the right installation method is just as important as selecting the window itself. Homeowners are often faced with two primary options: retrofit installation and full-frame installation. One term you may hear during this process is “brick-to-brick window installation.”
When it comes to upgrading your home, window replacement is one of the most impactful projects you can undertake. Whether you’re enhancing energy efficiency, boosting curb appeal, or addressing structural issues, knowing how long a window replacement takes is crucial for planning.
