Custom Shaped Windows
Expand your design flexibility with Fixed Windows. These windows do not open, so they are best for hard-to-reach spots and wherever ventilation is not needed. That’s why they are also called architectural or picture windows.
Uniquely shaped windows? Yes, please! They can make your home look awesome. Pick any size or shape you fancy. This allows you to be creative and design a space that reflects your personality.
But there’s more! Custom windows let in more natural light and improve air flow. Plus, they can last longer when you choose good quality materials and experts to install them.
Thinking of getting custom windows? Get advice from a pro. Also, to save energy, select double-pane glass and add low-e coatings for less heat loss and more comfort.
Fixed windows can be custom-shaped in virtually any form, from arches to sharp corners; if it can be designed, we’ll build it! Architectural windows are great for transoms, sidelites, or together with venting units in bay, bow, or other configurations. With our microcellular PVC frame, they offer a coordinated sightline with our casement and awning windows. With a weather-tight but bright construction and great insulation, our fixed windows are rated Energy Star Most Efficient.
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Yes. High quality replacement windows/doors, properly sealed and installed, can have a significant impact on your heating and cooling costs. According to the latest National Research Council of Canada report, replacing all the windows and doors in your house by high energy efficiency products can reduce your energy bill by up to 16% . For an average home with 150$ energy bill per month and an annual increase of 7.5% in energy cost in the last 10 years , the saving equals 12,000$ over 20 years.
Today’s high-performance windows and doors are far more energy-efficient than products built 25 years ago. Today’s products are more airtight, with advanced technology such as low-emissivity (low-E) glass, inert gas between the panes and better-designed hardware
The short answer is yes – depending on the condition of your existing windows and doors. They can reduce or eliminate uncomfortable drafts, allow you to have a higher indoor humidity during the winter and keep your home cooler in the summer
To determine if your windows are functioning properly you should look for the following:
- Is there moisture, condensation or fog between your panes of glass. This usually indicates a seal failure?
- Are there areas on your carpet or furniture that are faded because of the suns ultraviolet rays? This is an indication that your windows need Low E glass to block the sun’s harmful rays.
- Do you have the properly rated windows for your climate? Windows in the colder Canadian climates required higher ER rating to increase their Energy Efficiency.
- Poor operation. Are you having difficulties opening or closing your windows?
- Rotting and pealing around your window frame may indicate it is time for your windows to be replaced.
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