Window Options
The Colour Process

Exterior window colours, there is a difference!
When it comes to selecting the perfect exterior colour vinyl windows, it's important to understand that not all window manufacturers follow the same process. While some may offer a wide range of colours to choose from, you might have to compromise on durability. This trade-off is worth considering before making your purchase.

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Weatherstripping

Weatherstripping: It seals out the elements, saves energy, reduces drafts, blocks noise, and enhances home comfort. A small but mighty detail that makes a world of difference.

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Window Jambs

Window Jam
Over the last 75 years or so, traditional wooden windows have been evolving in many directions including technology, materials, parts and even component names. The window jamb is still the backbone of a window but there are other related components that make a window more customizable and efficient. This article will help you understand what a jamb, jamb liner and jamb extension are, and how today’s replacement windows have become more adaptive.

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Window Flashing

window flashing
Most window leaks are a result of incorrect flashing installation. New window installations and replacements should take this into consideration.

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Window Spacers

When it comes to the energy efficiency of multi-pane windows, do window spacers make a significant difference?

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Trim, Capping, Cladding & More

Trim, capping, cladding, brickmold, flushmount & nail fins
Understanding the various ways to finish the exterior of windows and doors is crucial for achieving the desired outcome. This blog entry explores different finishing options and provides visual comparisons to guide you through the selection process.

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Self-Cleaning Windows

Dirty windows can have a profoundly negative effect on your mood, and your outlook. Everything's so much more invigorating through clean windows! And it doesn't have to be a chore to keep them that way!

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Sash vs No Sash Windows

Sash vs no sash - interior and exterior views
When considering the overall appearance of a window, choosing the right sash option can significantly impact the lighting and aesthetics of your home. This article aims to shed new light on the benefits and drawbacks of sash and sashless windows.

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Bay and Bow Windows

Bay vs Bow Windows
Beautiful inside and out, bay and bow windows add character, make a dramatic statement to the exterior and interior of a home, and increase curb appeal.

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Slider Window Configurations

Horizontal slider windows are one of the more economical styles of operational windows available. They are ideal for basements, bathrooms, and kitchens and are available in four slider configurations to suit your needs.

Window Type - Slider Pros & Cons

Sliding Windows - Pros & Cons
Slider windows are the perfect choice for wide horizontal configurations. They are conventional, simple, and stylish depending on the options being chosen. Plus, they are relatively easy-to-clean. But, are they the right window for you?

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Awning Pros & Cons

Awning Windows - Are they right for you?
Awning windows are the perfect choice for horizontal and vertical orientations. They are conventional and stylish, and there are lots of aesthetic and energy-saving options available, but are they the right window for you?

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Casement Pros & Cons

Casement Windows - Pros & Cons
Casement windows are becoming one of the most popular styles of a window that you can buy. They are traditional, stylish, easy-to-use and available in so many options, but are they right window for you?

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Hung Pros & Cons

The pros and cons of double-hung windows
Hung windows are the most popular style of window that you can buy. They are traditional, stylish, easy-to-clean and available in so many options, but are they right window for you?

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Window Energy Efficiency

Does the type of window you choose really matter when you are trying to maximize the energy efficiency of your home? That's a good question!