Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

3D render showing double, triple, and quadruple insulated glazing units with multiple panes and sealed airspace between layers.

Window Glass Terminology Explained for Canadian Homes

This guide consolidates terminology into a single, clear, authoritative resource. Instead of comparing labels, it explains what each term actually means, how modern insulated glass works, and which specifications truly impact comfort, energy efficiency, durability, and long-term value for Canadian homes.

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Triple vs Double Pane Windows in Edmonton

Edmonton homeowners are not asking this question out of curiosity. They are asking because replacing windows is one of the most expensive upgrades a household can make, and winter discomfort is a real concern here.

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Low-E glass and double-glazing window technology comparison showing energy-efficient window performance in Canadian homes

Low-E glass and double glazing: how they work together

Double glazing refers to the sealed two-pane insulated glass unit (IGU) that provides insulation through spacing, gas fills, and airtight seals. Low-E describes a near-invisible coating applied to a glass surface inside that sealed unit to manage radiant heat and solar behaviour.

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Triple-pane windows installed on a residential home in Calgary, designed to improve comfort during wind and temperature swings

Are Triple-Pane Windows Worth It in Calgary?

For many Calgary homeowners, triple-pane windows can be worth it — but only in the right situations. They tend to make the biggest difference in older homes (generally built before the early 2000s), especially in areas exposed to strong winds or frequent temperature swings caused by Chinook events.

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Cross-section of insulated glass window with aluminum profile showing panes and gas spacer

Insulated glass and Low-E glass: how they work together in modern windows

This guide explains how IGUs and Low-E work inside the same window assembly, what to look for on Canadian performance labels, and how to choose a configuration that matches your home’s exposure, climate, and comfort priorities — without guesswork.

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Net-zero energy home in Canada featuring high-performance windows designed to reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency

Best Windows for Net-Zero Homes in Canada

Across Canada, from icy prairies to coastal rain belts, homeowners are discovering that high-performance windows are becoming an increasingly important part of sustainable home design. They don’t just let in light; they manage energy, shape indoor climate, and define how efficiently a house can truly perform.

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