Quality Replacement Ottawa Windows and Doors

At Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, we offer vinyl windows and steel entry doors crafted with energy-efficient materials that are durable and require little maintenance or replacement.

Yes! At our facility located at 55 Westcreek Drive in Vaughan, Canadian Choice Windows and Doors manufactures all of its products

If you’re interested in seeing our products for yourself, our showroom at 148 Colonnade Rd S, Ottawa, ON K2E 7R4 is open for you to visit. Our sales team will be pleased to answer your inquiries and assist you in locating what you’re looking for.

Our customers can receive significant discounts on their purchases, including up to 50% off installation and up to $5,600 in rebates on DraftLOCK windows. They can also choose to defer payments until 2024.

At Canadian Choice Windows Ottawa, we strive to make your home more energy efficient — that’s why we are offering up to $5,000 in savings with our Greener Homes Grant. To find out if you qualify, please visit our Greener Homes Grant page for all the details.

Yes, we offer a transferable 25-year warranty for all our windows and doors, covering material defects and workmanship.

Canadian Choice Windows and Doors is dedicated to energy efficiency standards. All of our products are Energy Star certified and feature Low-E glass coatings, multi-paned glass, and strong frames. To find out more, please visit our website.

Yes, it is - replacing all your windows at once is a more cost-effective solution than replacing them one by one. Doing it all at once is faster and more efficient, and the overall cost is usually cheaper than individually replacing each window.

Yes, we offer flexible financing options for your window replacement project, enabling you to afford our top-quality windows and doors from leading door replacement companies. Our affordable prices and financing plans make it easier to invest in quality replacement windows, including bayview windows and industry-leading windows, ensuring your residential window upgrade enhances your home’s efficiency and aesthetics while saving money.

Indeed! Being Canadians, we truly comprehend what a frigid winter entails! Our Energy-Star-certified double-paned windows are securely sealed to prevent the bitterest winter breezes from permeating your home. They bear the name DraftLock™ for a solid reason, eh?

Of course! We have a team at your service, dedicated to maximizing the grants and rebates you can avail. They will walk you through the eligibility requirements and support you in the entire process of claiming your rebate. For more details about securing rebates, we invite you to reach out to our customer care team.

Do you feel a draft coming in? Do your windows fog up, show cracks, or have trouble opening? These could be signs that it’s time to replace them! The usual lifespan of windows ranges from 15 to 20 years, but they might need to be replaced earlier in some cases. If you notice your old windows developing cracks, warps, or damages, or if your energy expenses are increasing, it’s worth reaching out to us for a free estimate on new windows. Make an appointment here.

Experience a stark contrast between the cold outside and the warm, inviting atmosphere inside? This can cause condensation on windows as they tend to be colder than the well-insulated walls of your home. You can tackle this kind of condensation in a few easy steps: use a dehumidifier, open up windows for more air circulation, or run exhaust fans in areas of high humidity, like the kitchen or bathroom.

Regularly used windows can develop air and water leaks over a period, a situation known as air and water infiltration. Water infiltration can be more evident, as it results in condensation on the windowsill. This is because windows are engineered with weep holes to allow the internal drainage of water, which under specific weather conditions, can lead to water buildup on the windowsill.

Definitely! Our customers have reported up to a 30% savings on their energy bills post window replacement. However, total energy savings can depend on various household factors, such as the state of insulation and weatherproofing.

Choosing the material for your windows involves many options, vinyl being one of them! Our team of professionals will help you navigate these choices based on your project’s unique needs.

Low-E, short for low-emissivity, is a type of glass that’s coated with a thin metallic layer to enhance energy efficiency. It works by allowing short-wave solar energy to enter while reflecting long-wave infrared energy, which is key to maintaining heat indoors during the winter. It’s especially useful in colder climates like ours in Canada, where conserving indoor heat is vital. Want to know more? You can find more information in our article here: https://www.windowscanada.com/whitepages/what-are-low-e-coatings.html

“Window sweating” describes the condensation that appears on windows in colder months due to high indoor humidity and low outdoor temperatures. This can hinder your view, cause water to pool on the floor, and in freezing temperatures, may lead to ice forming on the glass. It tends to occur when it’s cold outside but the inside of the house remains warm and humid. If severe and left unattended, window sweating can lead to the growth of mould or mildew. If your home’s windows are sweating, contact us today for expert advice: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Yes, UV protection is crucial for any home. Our sealed units are equipped with LowE coating, which provides UV protection and ensures comfort throughout the year, regardless of weather conditions. During summer, the coating 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 prefer it for its cost-effectiveness and lightweight properties. Make UV protection a priority for your home! Explore more here: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Absolutely! We are pleased to offer free in-home energy audits to help you understand where your home can be optimized for improved energy efficiency. Our energy audits can help you save money on your energy bills for years to come. Ready 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 indicates 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 represents minimal heat loss, while a U-Value of 1.0 indicates higher heat loss. On the other hand, R-Value represents the overall insulating value of a window. A higher R-Value indicates better insulation. Typically, a good R-Value range for windows is greater than R-5. If you have any further inquiries regarding U-Value and R-Value, feel free to contact us: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Generally, it is advisable to choose a time for window replacement when the weather is neither too hot nor too cold. However, our team of skilled installers is proficient in installing windows year-round, including during the winter season.

Yes, our windows and doors, including our DraftLOCK windows, hold the Energy Star certification, which demonstrates their outstanding energy efficiency.

Absolutely! We offer custom-size windows to cater to your specific needs. With our manufacturing capabilities, we can create windows in various sizes, shapes, and colours to match your requirements. Reach out to our team to discuss your custom-size window project and get started: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

We understand that replacing windows for the first time can be overwhelming. That’s why our team is here to provide support and guidance throughout the process. We will furnish you with a quick and comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to prepare for the window installation. Additionally, our experts will be available to assist you every step of the way, ensuring a successful and stress-free installation day.

The primary material used for our replacement windows is Vinyl. Vinyl windows are widely favored for their durability, ease of maintenance, and energy efficiency. They provide effective insulation properties, and we offer the option of foam-filled frames for enhanced insulation performance. Additionally, vinyl windows are resistant to moisture and rot, ensuring their longevity. We offer a wide selection of colours and styles for our vinyl windows, allowing you to find the perfect match for your home’s aesthetic appeal.

Our entry doors are primarily available in two material options: Steel and Fiberglass! Our steel doors are renowned for their strength, exceptional security features, and remarkable durability. They are specifically designed to withstand the challenging Canadian weather conditions, ensuring resistance against cracking and warping. Furthermore, our steel doors offer a wide range of colours and styles to choose from, allowing you to find the perfect match for your home. Additionally, they feature an insulated core to improve energy efficiency.

Yes, our triple-pane windows are specifically designed to assist with noise reduction, providing a more peaceful and quiet living space. The triple-layered glass construction of these windows effectively blocks and absorbs sound waves, minimizing outside noise penetration. Along with the soundproofing benefits, our triple-pane windows also offer improved temperature control and energy efficiency. Additionally, our windows are recognized by the HER+ program, making them eligible for a $325 rebate per opening. Experience the advantages of noise reduction with our premium triple-pane windows.

The Canada Greener Homes grant is a valuable opportunity for Canadians to enhance the energy efficiency of their homes. To determine if you qualify for the rebate, certain qualifications must be met. We encourage you to visit our dedicated Canada Greener Homes Grant page, where you will find comprehensive information about the eligibility requirements and the necessary steps to apply. Take advantage of this program to improve your home’s energy efficiency and explore if you’re eligible: 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.

Yes, we do provide repair and service for our replacement windows, taking each request on a case-by-case basis. We understand the importance of maintaining a comfortable and well-functioning home. However, it’s important to note that if a considerable amount of time has passed since the installation of your windows, finding exact matching parts for repairs may present challenges. Rest assured, our team will make every effort to match the repairs to your windows as closely as possible to ensure the best outcome for your home.

Absolutely! Our team provides professional measurement services for replacement windows. When you schedule a free in-home estimate, our sales representative will visit your home and take precise measurements of your existing windows. This allows us to recommend the most suitable replacement windows and ensure a seamless installation process. You can rely on our expertise to deliver accurate measurements for a perfect fit.

A Home Energy Audit involves a comprehensive evaluation of your home’s energy consumption and efficiency. An experienced inspector will visit your home to assess various aspects, including your heating and cooling systems, insulation, and overall energy usage. This may include conducting a “blower door” test to detect air leaks and drafts. After the audit, you will receive a detailed report outlining the inspector’s findings and recommendations for improving energy efficiency. The report may also include an energy performance rating (EnerGuide), which could potentially qualify you for financial incentives or rebate programs.