Seasonal Tips
Best Time of the Year for Replacing Your Windows
Certain seasons offer smoother installations and faster timelines. In fact, you may even get noticeably better prices. Others? Not so much. Whether your windows are leaking air, showing cracks, or simply overdue for an upgrade, we understand the importance of tackling the job at the right time to save stress and money.
Crying Windows or How to Resolve the Condensation Issue?
Condensation on windows is a widespread issue across Canada, affecting homes in all provinces. However, regardless of the climate challenges, homeowners can take proactive measures to eliminate this problem and enhance their comfort. You can effectively manage indoor humidity and prevent condensation by implementing strategies like weatherproofing, installing HRV systems, and considering window replacements.
Crack Your Windows In Winter For Better Health
Cracking some windows in winter may seem like the last thing you’d want to do, but doing so from time to time can actually be good for your health! Good ventilation is key to a healthy living environment, but in winter most people tend to leave everything closed up and crank up the heat.
Tips to Prepare Your Windows and Doors for the Summer Season
Summer heat can be unbearable, but there’s a simple way to prepare for the season: make sure your windows and doors are ready! It may sound like an overwhelming task, but it doesn't have to be. With temperatures rising rapidly in many parts of the world, now is the time to start preparing our homes against the sweltering summer sun.
Ways to Winterize a Sliding Glass Patio Door
As temperatures drop below freezing, it is important for Canadian homeowners to prepare for the cold weather that lies ahead. One way to ensure your home stays cozy throughout the winter season is to winterize your sliding glass patio door. A sliding glass patio door can provide an array of benefits for your home, including increased natural light, improved ventilation, and easy access to outdoor spaces. However, if it isn’t properly insulated against frigid temperatures, then heat may escape through gaps or cracks, which could further decrease indoor temperature levels while also increasing monthly utility bills.
11 Ways to Prepare Your Home for Winter
Depending on where you live in Canada, the winter weather may be somewhat consistent or it may change from one day to the next. As a homeowner, you want to ensure that everything is ready whether it’s raining, sleeting, or snowing. That means making some preparations before winter arrives. Here are 11 tasks that should be on your list if you want your home to be ready for whatever a Canadian winter can bring about.
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