Replacement Windows & Doors in Edmonton

The total cost of replacing windows in Edmonton depends on the specifics of your project — factors like size, customization, and the number of new windows you need. To get a precise quote from Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, visit our pricing page for more information.

At Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, we provide a selection of energy-efficient vinyl windows and long-lasting steel entry doors that need minimal upkeep or replacement.

Yes. We at Canadian Choice Windows and Doors manufacture all of our products at our facility on 55 Westcreek Drive in Vaughan.

You can view our products in person at our showroom at 10508 - 184 St NW, Edmonton, AB, T5S 0N7. Our sales staff would be delighted to help you find what you are looking for and answer any queries you have.

Customers who shop with us can enjoy a variety of excellent deals, such as a 50% discount on installation and a $10,600 rebate on DraftLOCK windows. Furthermore, they can take advantage of our payment deferral program and pay for their purchase in 2024.

At Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, we are committed to helping you save money on your energy bills. To qualify for up to $5,000 in savings through our Greener Homes Grant, please visit our Greener Homes Grant page for more information.

We provide a no-cost, transferable 25-year warranty on all of all our windows, that we manufacture and install, with no hidden fees or gimmicks. Visit our warranty page for more information about how you can take advantage of this comprehensive warranty.

At Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, our passion for energy efficiency is evident in our Energy Star certified products. Our top quality windows and doors are made with Low-E glass coatings, multi-paned glass, and strong frames. Find out more by visiting our website.

Absolutely! Replacing all of your windows at once is more cost-effective than replacing them one by one. The installation process is much faster and more efficient when all of the windows are replaced at the same time, and the price of a larger project is often more economical than the cost of replacing each window individually.

We’ve partnered with Vault Pay to make financing your purchase simple and easy! With no interest and no payments for up to 12 months, you can get pre-approved without hassle. Check out our website to explore all your financing options.

Absolutely! Our products are all assembled in Ontario, Canada. Some components for our windows might be produced in Europe, but rest assured, each product goes through our rigorous quality checks!

Absolutely! We, as Canadians, know all about freezing winters! Our Energy-Star-certified double-paned windows are firmly sealed to block out the chilliest winter drafts from entering your home. Hence the name, DraftLock™, right?

For maintaining the cleanliness of your Vinyl Windows, we recommend using a simple concoction of soap and water. Start with a rinse of the area with clean water. Then, use the soap solution to clean the vinyl window frame and trim. Use a soft brush or a sponge to scrub off any grime. Once done, rinse the area again thoroughly with clean water and then dry the window using a microfiber cloth.

Our committed team is here to guide you. We strive to help you utilize the full benefits of available grants and rebates. Our team will assist you in understanding the eligibility requirements and provide support throughout the claim procedure. To learn more about claiming rebates, don’t hesitate to contact our customer service team via this link: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Noticing drafts or foggy windows? Are your windows showing signs of cracks or not opening properly? It may be time to think about a replacement! Generally, windows have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years. However, earlier replacement may be required if you observe issues like cracks, warp, damage, or a broken frame, or if your energy costs are unexpectedly rising. Feel free to contact us for a no-obligation estimate for new windows. Set up an appointment here: https://canadianchoice.as.me/all

When it’s cold outside but warm and comfortable inside, condensation can occur on windows because they are usually cooler than the well-insulated walls of your home. There are several effective ways to avoid such condensation: use a dehumidifier, enhance ventilation by opening windows, or utilize exhaust fans in rooms with high humidity, such as the kitchen or bathroom.

Windows that are frequently used can sometimes develop what’s known as air and water infiltration, which means they start leaking air and water. Water infiltration usually becomes noticeable due to condensation forming on the windowsill. This is because windows are constructed with weep holes that allow for internal water drainage, but these can sometimes lead to water collecting on the windowsill during certain weather situations.

Absolutely! We’ve seen our customers enjoy up to a 30% reduction in their energy costs after updating their windows. However, the exact savings can vary based on other factors in your home, such as the level of insulation and weatherproofing.

Yes, indeed! We provide no-obligation, free estimates. Our team can make a convenient visit to your home to give you a cost estimate. To book your free in-home estimate, click here: https://www.windowscanada.com/appointment/

Yes, absolutely! We offer a price match guarantee. Should you find a written quote from a competitor, we’re committed to matching that price. This offer is applicable up to one week from the date of your order placement. After the said duration, we will no longer be able to match the price.

The material for your windows is a significant choice, with various options including vinyl! Our experts are ready to assist you in making the best decision based on the specifics of your project.

The expense associated with replacing windows and doors can vary based on the number of windows, whether a full-frame replacement or retrofit is needed, and your design and material choices. The typical price for each window replacement is around $900, but this can fluctuate based on your window size. More details can be found here: https://www.windowscanada.com/replacement-windows-cost.html.

Low-E, standing for low-emissivity, refers to a special type of glass that has a transparent metallic coating for improved energy efficiency. It permits short-wave solar energy inside, while reflecting long-wave infrared energy to help keep heat indoors during the winter months. This makes it ideal for places with colder climates like Canada, where preserving indoor heat is crucial. Interested in learning more? Visit our resource page here: https://www.windowscanada.com/whitepages/what-are-low-e-coatings.html

“Window sweating” refers to the condensation that forms on windows and sliding glass doors during cold weather, due to high humidity inside the home and low temperatures outside. This condition can obscure your view, cause water to spill on the floor, and in freezing conditions, ice may even form on the glass. Sweating is more likely to occur on windows because, unlike walls, their surface temperature is usually lower, leading to condensation. If untreated, window sweating can result in mold or mildew. Are your windows sweating? Contact us for professional help today: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Without a doubt! UV protection is essential for any home. Our sealed units are designed with LowE coating, providing UV protection and guaranteeing comfort throughout the year, regardless of the weather conditions. During summer, the LowE coating effectively blocks heat and harmful UV rays, while in winter, it acts as an insulator, preventing heat loss and maintaining a warm and cozy indoor environment. Homeowners often choose it for its cost-effectiveness and lightweight nature. Don’t overlook the importance of UV protection! Visit us to learn more: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Absolutely! We provide free in-home energy audits to assist you in pinpointing the areas where your home can be optimized for energy efficiency, resulting in substantial savings on your energy bills for years to come. To get started, schedule a consultation with us: https://www.windowscanada.com/appointment/

U-Value and R-Value are terms used to measure the energy efficiency of windows. U-Value quantifies the amount of heat loss occurring through a specific window. A lower U-Value indicates better insulation and reduced heat loss. For instance, a U-Value of 0.1 signifies minimal heat loss, while a U-Value of 1.0 implies higher heat loss. On the other hand, R-Value represents the overall insulating value of a window. The higher the R-Value, the better the insulation provided by the window. Typically, a good R-Value range for windows is greater than R-5. If you have further questions about U-Value and R-Value, don’t hesitate to contact us: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Usually, the optimal time for window replacement is when the weather is not extremely hot or cold. Nevertheless, our team of highly skilled installers is fully equipped to install windows during the winter months as well.

Absolutely! Our DraftLOCK windows have obtained the prestigious Energy Star certification, guaranteeing their superior energy efficiency.

Absolutely! With our in-house manufacturing capabilities, we are able to offer fully customized windows in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and colors. If you have specific requirements for your windows, feel free to contact our team and we’ll be happy to assist you with your custom project. Start your custom window journey here: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

If this is your first time replacing windows, it’s natural to feel a bit overwhelmed. But don’t worry, our team is here to help. We will provide you with a detailed step-by-step guide on how to prepare for the window installation. Furthermore, our experts will be available to guide you through the entire process to ensure a seamless installation experience.

Our replacement windows are manufactured using Vinyl, a widely chosen material due to its durability, low maintenance requirements, and energy efficiency. Vinyl windows provide effective insulation, and we also offer the option of foam-filled frames for enhanced insulation properties. They are resistant to moisture and rot, making them a reliable choice. Additionally, our vinyl windows come in various colors and styles, ensuring you can find the perfect fit for your home’s aesthetic.

Our entry doors can be crafted from two exceptional materials: Steel and Fiberglass! Our steel doors are highly regarded for their strength, security features, and long-lasting durability. They are specifically designed to withstand the challenging Canadian weather conditions without cracking or warping. Moreover, our steel doors are available in a variety of colors and styles, ensuring a perfect fit for your home. Additionally, they feature an insulated core to enhance energy efficiency.

Absolutely! We offer a variety of flexible financing options and payment plans to make your window and door investment more manageable. Our aim is to ensure that you have access to the best financing solution for your specific needs. Furthermore, our financing team is ready to assist you through the grant process, helping you make the most of available opportunities. To explore the financing options and learn more about the process, please get in touch with our financing team through this link: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Yes, our triple-pane windows are specifically engineered to offer superior soundproofing capabilities. By incorporating three layers of glass, these windows effectively reduce noise transmission, creating a quieter and more peaceful living environment. Additionally, our triple-pane windows provide excellent temperature control, ensuring energy efficiency and year-round comfort. It’s worth noting that our triple-pane windows have been acknowledged by the HER+ program and are eligible for a $325 rebate per opening. Upgrade to our soundproof triple-pane windows for a more serene and comfortable home.

The Canada Greener Homes grant offers valuable support to Canadians seeking to enhance their homes’ energy efficiency. To determine if you qualify for the rebate, specific qualifications must be met. We encourage you to visit our Canada Greener Homes Grant page, where you will find comprehensive information about the eligibility criteria and the necessary steps to get started. Take this opportunity to explore if you’re eligible and make your home more energy-efficient: https://www.windowscanada.com/canada-greener-homes-grant-for-windows-doors.html

Yes, we stand behind the durability and performance of our windows and doors with a 25-year transferrable warranty. This means that regardless of the situation, we are prepared to address any installation or manufacturing issues that may arise, at no expense to you. Our warranty ensures that your investment is safeguarded, providing you with long-term peace of mind and protection.

We do provide repair and service for our replacement windows on a case-by-case basis. Our goal is to ensure that every home is comfortable, well-insulated, and in optimal condition. However, please keep in mind that if a considerable amount of time has passed since the installation of your windows, finding exact matching parts for repairs may be challenging. Nevertheless, we will make every effort to match the repairs to your windows as closely as possible, ensuring the best possible outcome for your home.

Yes, we provide professional measurement services for replacement windows. When you schedule a free in-home estimate, our knowledgeable sales representative will visit your home and take precise measurements of your existing windows. This ensures that your replacement windows are perfectly sized and fitted to enhance the aesthetics and energy efficiency of your home.

A Home Energy Audit is a comprehensive evaluation of your home’s energy consumption and efficiency. During the audit, a trained inspector will visit your home and conduct a detailed assessment of your heating and cooling systems, insulation, and other energy-related components. This may include performing a “blower door” test to identify air leaks and drafts. Afterward, you will receive a comprehensive report outlining the findings and recommendations to improve energy efficiency. The report may also include an energy performance rating (EnerGuide), which can potentially qualify you for financial incentives or rebate programs.