The modern products that we offer are of a higher quality with better thermal resistance. This means the older your doors and windows are the more money you spend on energy bills, monthly. The National Research Council of Canada reports that upgrading all the windows and doors in your home can result in a 16% reduction in utility bills.

Choosing a door could be difficult; you have to take into account several factors while making the decision, such as styles, size, configuration, colour, hardware, etc. The consultation team at Supreme Windows & Doors is experienced in helping you make the decision easier. Contact us for a consultation now.

Low-E glass stands for low ‘emissivity.’ We use this as a coating on your windows to make them energy-efficient. It helps in limiting the amount of harmful UV rays entering your home. Low-E glass is designed to allow the maximum amount of valuable natural light through the window while limiting the UV rays.

Get details about Passive and Reflective Coatings for windows.

Vinyl has several properties that make it an ideal choice for windows.

• It is resilient
• It can stand high temperatures
• It is resistant to pollutants and chemicals
• It doesn’t degrade like other products
• It looks good
• It is maintenance-free

With all these benefits, it is fair to say that vinyl is a better choice than other products for windows

Argon is an inert gas that is used as an insulating agent. It is filled between the two panes of glass to reduce the heat loss to the outside environment. Argon is heavier than air and provides your windows with an increased R-value. Argon insulation improves the U-value in a home by 10% or more. It also helps in soundproofing properties. Argon is inexpensive, non-toxic, and odourless, and is therefore popularly used as an insulating agent.

There are several measures that you, as a homeowner, can undertake to make the installation process as efficient as possible:

Clear the way: It would be best if you moved everything that is around your windows or doors. Any furniture or outside decoration needs to be moved so that our installers can access the respective windows or doors.

Take it down: Additionally, you will need to take down your blinds, sheers, and curtains, and any remaining brackets mounted to the old windows or doors.

Cover it up: We will try our best to be neat. However, you can ensure that your house stays clean by putting down a drop cloth yourself over anything that might get dirty.

Open it up: If you are not home when your windows are replaced, be sure to make arrangements so our installers can gain access to your home in your absence.