Energy-Efficient Window Installation In Winnipeg

Awning Windows

Awning windows are specialty windows, more commonly seen in commercial buildings and businesses, but which you can also add to your own home to increase energy efficiency, reduce energy costs, and to make your home look great.

Picture Windows

A picture window makes up the front facade of your home. If you’re looking to add an upscale feel to your home, having picture windows in some rooms can go a long way towards accomplishing this goal.

Double lift out slider

Double slider windows are an ideal way to let in the maximum amount of natural light in your home, while still keeping the space cool during summer months and warm during winter months

Double tilt slider

One of the popular residential windows, double tilt slider windows are have both sashes slide horizontally. They give your home a contoured look. The screens can be opened at both ends.

Double hung Windows

Double hung windows feature two sashes that can be opened and closed by sliding up and down, and can be tilted inward for easier cleaning.

Casement Windows

The design of a casement window is that it is attached to its frame by two or more hinges, connected to the frame along the side of the window and can be opened with a foldable crank handle.

Bow Windows

Bow windows are four or five casement, picture, or hung casement windows, combined into one continuous unit, such that they are angled out beyond the house wall and are designed to arch out to provide wide views.

Bay Windows

Bay windows have one big window pane at the center, flanked by two smaller panes - allowing maximum natural light into the home, and extending your room outward elegantly.

End Vent Windows

A combination of a fixed glass unit at the middle for unobstructed views, and two end vent sashes that can tilt inwards or slide towards the middle for ventilation.