Window and Door Replacements in Vancouver

The cost of getting new windows in Vancouver depends on the details of your project, including factors such as size, customization, and how many windows you need. To get an accurate estimate from Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, you can check out our pricing details.

At Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, we provide long-lasting, dependable vinyl windows and steel entry doors that are crafted with superior, energy-efficient materials and require minimal upkeep or replacement.

Yes! All of the items made by Canadian Choice Windows and Doors are created in-house at our location on 55 Westcreek Drive in Vaughan.

If you’d like to take a look at our products in person, you can come to our showroom at 5433 - 152nd Street, Unit 105 , Surrey, BC, V3S 5A5. Our sales team will be happy to answer any questions you may have and help you find what you need.

Our customers can take advantage of significant savings on their purchases, with up to 50% off installation and up to $10,600 in rebates on our DraftLOCK windows. They can even defer payments until 2024.

At Canadian Choice Windows and Doors, we are dedicated to assisting you in reducing your energy costs. To be eligible for up to $5,000 in savings through our Greener Homes Grant, please go to our Greener Homes Grant page for additional details.

We provide a FREE, 25-year warranty on all of our windows that we install, with no additional costs or hidden fees. Visit our warranty page to learn more about the advantages of this extensive warranty.

Canadian Choice Windows and Doors is devoted to providing energy efficiency. Our products are certified by Energy Star and contain Low-E glass coatings, multi-paned glass, and robust frames. To learn more, please visit our website.

Yes, it is more cost-effective to replace all of your windows simultaneously instead of replacing them one at a time. Bulk installation is quicker and more efficient, and it usually ends up being cheaper than purchasing each window separately.

Yes, we can! Through our partnership with Vault Pay, you can apply for pre-approval of 12 months of no interest and no payments - it’s fast, flexible, and easy. Check out our website to find out more about financing options available.

Unquestionably! We assemble all our products right here in Ontario, Canada. Even though some window components may come from Europe, we guarantee that our team vets each product for top-quality assurance!

Undoubtedly! We Canadians are well acquainted with chilly winters! Our double-paned windows, certified by Energy Star, are designed to be airtight to prevent the frostiest winter gusts from entering your home. There’s a reason why we call them DraftLock™, right?

To keep your Vinyl Windows sparkling, you should use a soft soap and water mix. First, rinse the vinyl window frame and trim with clean water. Then, proceed to clean the area with the soap solution. Use a sponge or a soft brush to scrub away any dirt. After cleaning, give the area a thorough rinse with clean water and dry the window using a microfiber cloth.

We have a support team committed to helping you get the most out of the available grants and rebates. They will explain the eligibility conditions and assist you through the entire procedure of claiming your rebate. If you’re interested in learning more about how to claim rebates, do connect with our customer care team at this link: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Have you been noticing drafts, fogging windows, visible cracks, or any difficulty in opening them? These might be signals that it’s time for a replacement! Typically, windows have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years, but they might need replacing sooner. If you’re seeing cracks, warps, or any damages, or if your heating and cooling bills are on the rise, we encourage you to call us for a free new window estimate. To book an appointment, please visit: https://canadianchoice.as.me/all

Is it cold outside but toasty warm in your home? This often leads to condensation on windows, as their surfaces are generally cooler than the well-insulated interior walls. There are several practical ways to prevent this type of condensation: use a dehumidifier to reduce humidity, open windows to improve ventilation, or turn on exhaust fans in the bathroom or kitchen where humidity is typically higher.

Windows frequently in use are prone to developing air and water leaks over time, a condition referred to as air and water infiltration. You can often notice water infiltration due to condensation appearing on the windowsill. This is because windows are constructed with weep holes for internal water drainage, which during certain weather conditions can cause water to collect on the windowsill.

Yes, in fact, our customers have reported up to a 30% decrease in their energy bills after installing replacement windows! But do note that the total energy savings can vary as it depends on other elements like the effectiveness of insulation and weatherproofing in your home.

Definitely! We provide free of charge, no-obligation estimates. We can arrange to visit your home at a time that’s most convenient for you to give you an estimate. Click on this link to book your free in-home estimate: https://www.windowscanada.com/appointment/

Yes, we do offer price matching! We promise to match any written quote from a competitor. But do remember, our price match guarantee is applicable only up to one week from the time you place your order. After this period, we are unable to provide a price match.

There are numerous material choices for windows, including vinyl! Our dedicated team will guide you through these options and provide recommendations that suit your specific project.

The total cost for window and door replacements can vary, based on the quantity of windows, whether you need a full-frame replacement or retrofit, and your preferred designs and materials. Typically, each window replacement might cost about $900, but this could increase or decrease depending on the window size. You can learn more about the costs on our website: https://www.windowscanada.com/replacement-windows-cost.html.

Low-E or low-emissivity glass is coated with a transparent metallic layer that increases energy efficiency. It works by allowing short-wave solar energy to come in while reflecting long-wave infrared energy, thereby preserving indoor heat during the cold winter months. It’s particularly beneficial in cold regions such as Canada where keeping warmth inside is a priority. For more details, check out our article here: https://www.windowscanada.com/whitepages/what-are-low-e-coatings.html

“Window sweating” is the condensation that develops on windows and glass doors during the cold season due to high humidity indoors and low temperatures outdoors. This can cloud the view, lead to water leaking onto the floor, and even ice accumulating on the glass if it’s freezing outside. Sweating is more common on windows because their surface temperature is typically lower than walls, which can better disperse moisture. Neglecting severe window sweating can result in the growth of mold or mildew, so timely professional assistance is crucial. Are you dealing with window sweating? Reach out to us today: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Absolutely! UV protection is essential for your home. Our sealed units come with LowE coating, offering UV protection and ensuring year-round comfort, regardless of weather conditions. The LowE coating blocks heat and harmful UV rays during summer, while acting as an insulator in winter to prevent heat loss and maintain a warm and cozy indoor environment. Homeowners appreciate its cost-effectiveness and lightweight nature. Don’t overlook the importance of UV protection for your windows and doors! Learn more here: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Yes, we provide complimentary in-home energy audits to help you determine how to optimize your home’s energy efficiency and reduce your energy bills. Our experts will guide you through the process and provide valuable insights. To initiate an energy audit, book a consultation with us: https://www.windowscanada.com/appointment/

U-Value and R-Value are important measurements in assessing 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 example, 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. A higher R-Value suggests better insulation. Typically, a good R-Value range for windows is greater than R-5. If you would like further clarification on U-Value and R-Value, don’t hesitate to reach out to us: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Ideally, window replacements are often scheduled during seasons that are not excessively hot or cold. However, our highly skilled installation team is equipped to handle window installations even during the winter months.

Certainly! Our DraftLOCK windows have been awarded the esteemed Energy Star certification, indicating their top-notch energy efficiency.

Yes, we specialize in offering custom-size windows. Our manufacturing process allows us to create windows in unique sizes and shapes according to your specifications. Whether you need windows for a special project or non-standard openings, our team is ready to assist you. Contact us to explore your options for custom-size windows: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

If you’re feeling overwhelmed about preparing for window installation, don’t worry. Our team is here to alleviate your concerns. We will provide you with a concise and easy-to-follow step-by-step guide on how to prepare for the installation. Furthermore, our experts will personally guide you through the process, ensuring that installation day goes off without a hitch.

We utilize Vinyl as the primary material for our replacement windows. Vinyl windows are highly sought-after due to their durability, low maintenance requirements, and energy efficiency. They offer excellent insulation properties, and we even offer the option of foam-filled frames to enhance insulation further. Vinyl windows are resistant to moisture and rot, providing long-lasting performance. Moreover, we offer a diverse range of colors and styles for our vinyl windows, ensuring you can find the perfect fit for your home’s design scheme.

Our entry doors are crafted from two different materials: Steel and Fiberglass! Our steel doors are highly regarded for their strength, security, and durability. They are specifically engineered to endure the harsh Canadian weather without cracking or warping. Additionally, our steel doors are available in a variety of colors and styles, providing ample options to complement your home’s aesthetics. Furthermore, they are equipped with an insulated core to enhance energy efficiency, keeping your home comfortable and energy-efficient.

Absolutely! We offer a range of financing options and payment plans to make your window and door purchases more accessible. Our goal is to provide you with the flexibility you need to invest in high-quality products while accommodating your budget. Our dedicated financing team is available to discuss the available options and support you through the grant process. To learn more about our financing options, please contact our financing team through this link: https://www.windowscanada.com/contact-us.html

Absolutely! Our triple-pane windows are engineered to provide exceptional sound insulation, significantly reducing outside noise intrusion. The three-layered glass design effectively blocks and absorbs sound waves, creating a more peaceful and serene indoor environment. Alongside their soundproofing capabilities, our triple-pane windows also offer enhanced energy efficiency and temperature control. Moreover, these windows have been recognized by the HER+ program, making them eligible for a $325 rebate per opening. Choose our sound-insulating triple-pane windows for a quieter and more comfortable home.

The Canada Greener Homes grant provides valuable support to Canadians who wish to enhance the energy efficiency of their homes. To determine if you qualify for the rebate, specific criteria must be met. We encourage you to visit our Canada Greener Homes Grant page, where you will find detailed information about the eligibility requirements and the steps to get started. Take the opportunity to assess if you meet the criteria and leverage this program to make your home more energy-efficient: https://www.windowscanada.com/canada-greener-homes-grant-for-windows-doors.html

Absolutely! We offer a 25-year transferable warranty on all our windows and doors. This means that we will take care of any installation or manufacturing concerns you may have throughout the lifetime of your windows and doors, without any additional cost to you. Our warranty provides you with peace of mind, knowing that your investment is protected for the long term.

Yes, we offer repair and service for our replacement windows, tailored to each individual case. We are committed to ensuring that every home is warm, cozy, and properly insulated. While finding exact matching parts for repairs may be more challenging if a significant amount of time has elapsed, our skilled professionals will make every effort to match the repairs to your windows as closely as possible. Your satisfaction and the comfort of your home are our top priorities.

Yes, we offer comprehensive measuring services for replacement windows. During your free in-home estimate, our knowledgeable sales representative will visit your home and accurately measure your existing windows. This ensures that your replacement windows are tailored to fit your specific requirements. Our precise measurements guarantee a seamless installation process and optimal performance of your new windows.

A Home Energy Audit serves as a comprehensive assessment of your home’s energy usage and efficiency. During the audit, an inspector will carefully evaluate your heating and cooling systems, insulation, and other energy-related factors. This may involve conducting a “blower door” test to identify air leaks and drafts. The ultimate goal of the audit is to provide you with a detailed report outlining the inspector’s findings and recommendations for enhancing energy efficiency. This report, which may include an energy performance rating (EnerGuide), can potentially make you eligible for financial incentives or rebate programs.