When you’re shopping for windows, you might encounter the terms clear glass and Low-E glass, but what do they really mean — and which is better for your home?
Have you ever wondered what separates a high-performance window from the standard units most homes still use? It's not just a buzzword; the term "high-performance" in the window industry reflects specific criteria, including thermal insulation, advanced glazing systems, and innovative frame materials designed to meet or exceed today's energy-efficiency demands.
If you’ve lived through an Amherst winter, you already know how brutal it can be. Heavy snowfall, sub-zero temperatures, and icy winds are just part of daily life here. That’s why affordable, Canadian-made windows built for high energy efficiency are essential — not a luxury. That’s what we’ll discuss in this post.
Charlottetown offers a unique blend of charm and challenge — beautiful coastal views and historic streets, but also unpredictable weather, strong winds, and salt-filled air. That’s why smart homeowners in Charlottetown are switching to affordable, energy-efficient, Canadian-made windows that can handle it all.
Some homeowners are surprised when they discover that different types of glass can affect three main factors of their indoor lifestyle: overall comfort, energy efficiency, and safety. In this post, we will break down the different types of window glass, explain how they can affect your home, and help you choose the best glass based on your needs.
With drafts around your windows, two things are happening simultaneously. First, the cold air is entering your home. And second, the warm air is leaking out. The impact? Higher heating costs because your HVAC system has to work overtime to maintain the temperature. With that in mind, this guide will share a few practical solutions you can use to identify and fix drafts around the windows in your home.