Windows provide light, comfort, and energy efficiency — they’re key to every Canadian home. But contrary to what many homeowners assume, window sizes aren’t chosen at random. In Canada, well-defined industry standards — measured in both imperial and metric units — guide the design, production, and installation of windows.
When deciding on new or replacement windows, homeowners often face a crucial question: What material is best for my window frames? The answer lies in understanding how aluminum, vinyl, and wood differ in performance, maintenance, aesthetics, and value.
Imagine you're replacing all the windows in your home. Do you go with a big, established name or a solo contractor recommended by a friend? The answer isn't always clear-cut, but understanding the distinctions between the two is worthwhile.
Our experts at Canadian Choice Windows and Doors understand the importance of choosing the right door size for your home. Whether you’re building a new home or renovating, selecting the appropriate door dimensions is crucial for functionality, aesthetic appeal, and building code compliance.
When it comes to window finishes, choosing between matte and glossy finishes has a bigger impact than many homeowners expect. While the structure and placement of a window influence the room’s layout, the finish subtly guides how the room feels and behaves under different lighting conditions.
While most of us remember to protect ourselves from the sun with sunscreen and sunglasses, it’s easy to forget that our interiors face similar risks from ultraviolet (UV) rays. Over time, unfiltered sunlight can cause considerable damage and financial loss if proper protection isn’t in place.