Home improvements
Energy-efficient windows
Replacement windows that stop draughts, warm up the cold spots near the glass and end the condensation that damages frames and sills. Phase 2 of a whole-home plan.
What we offer
Windows, done properly
ENERGY STAR replacement windows
Double and triple glazing matched to Canadian winters.
Proper installation
Air-sealed and insulated around the frame, where many window leaks actually happen.
All common styles
Casement, sliding, awning, bay and bow, and picture windows.
Clean-up and disposal
Old windows removed and taken away.
Who this is for
Is this right for your home?
- Homes with original or single-pane windows
- Rooms that are draughty near the glass
- Windows with fogging between panes
- Anyone who has finished Phase 1 work
Signs it's time
Worth a closer look if…
- Draughts you can feel near closed windows
- Condensation or frost on the inside of the glass
- Fog trapped between panes
- Rotting or soft frames and sills
- Windows that stick or won't lock
- Noticeable outside noise
Upgrade or stay put
What changes, and what doesn't
Real costs depend on your home, so we don't publish guesses. Your written package puts actual numbers on both options.
If you stay put
Cold spots, draughts and condensation continue, frames keep deteriorating, and rooms near windows stay uncomfortable.
If you upgrade
Warmer, quieter rooms without draughts or condensation. The energy saving is real, but windows are chosen mostly for comfort and condition.
Rebates & financing
Rebates for windows
- $100 per rough opening replaced with an ENERGY STAR certified model, as part of the program stream that starts with a home energy assessment.
- A rough opening is one structural opening in an outside wall. Windows need a minimum of three rough openings to qualify.
- $600 back for the home energy assessment itself.
As listed by the Home Renovation Savings program and its eligibility requirements in September 2026. The program administrator makes the final decision. Official sources: Save on Energy · Enbridge Gas
Financing
Spread the cost of your upgrade over time. Financing is available to qualifying customers, subject to lender approval and applicable terms, and is set out in your written package.
See offer detailsHow it works
Three steps, no pressure
Free phone consultation
Tell us about your home and your current equipment. Have a recent electricity and gas bill handy.
Energy signature review
A senior energy management consultant reviews how much energy your home uses, and when.
Your written package
The options, the price, and the rebates and financing you may qualify for. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Protecting your investment
After the installation
Licensed trades
Gas work by TSSA-registered technicians and electrical work by an ESA-licensed contractor.
Warranty registration
We register equipment with the manufacturer so your warranty is on record.
Walkthrough
We show you how your new system works before we leave.
Ongoing service
Seasonal maintenance and repairs when you need them. Maintenance & repair
Will new windows pay for themselves?
Windows are rarely the fastest payback on energy alone, because glass is a small share of a home's surface. Replace them when they are failing or comfort is the problem.
Why are windows Phase 2?
Insulation and air sealing usually save more per dollar, so they come first. Windows then take care of the remaining draughts and cold spots.
How long does installation take?
Most homes take one to three days depending on the number of windows.
Double or triple pane?
Triple pane adds comfort and noise reduction in cold climates. We compare both in your written package.
Ready to talk about your home?
A free phone consultation with a senior energy management consultant. No cost and no obligation.