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Four Benefits of Replacing Your Windows and Doors

Putting in a hot tub or landscaping your garden is certainly a more glamorous upgrade to your home than replacing your existing windows and doors. However, it could be the one of the most important enhancements you ever make to your property. If your window and doors were inherited from a previous owner, or if you’ve lived at your property for many years, it could be worth getting a quote and considering a new installment.

More energy efficient

Ever notice that your heating bill is really high, but you’re never very warm? It could be the biting Canadian winters, or it could be that your windows and doors are not properly sealed, meaning that air is escaping. In addition to providing you with a more energy efficient house (and lower heating bills), you could actually be eligible for a rebate from the government: Check to see if our windows and doors qualify for a significant financial incentives under the Canada Greener Homes initiative.

Reduce noise

 If your dog barks every time a breeze passes your front door, it could be time to invest in a new one (a new door, that is). A new, modern entryway or windows will minimize street sounds, the whistling of torrential rain and wind, and next-door neighbours coming and going. A more peaceful life and perhaps a better night’s sleep await you.

Aesthetically pleasing

First impressions count, so you better know how to make an entrance. Your door is the first encounter guests have with your home, so perhaps it’s time to update your battered mailbox slot, your squeaky screen door, or your rattling lock. Choose a bold colour, opt for a funky window design, and customize your door so that it gives the right impression of you and your family to everyone from your neighbours to the mailman.

Heightened security

Modern double-glazed windows hold glass in place better and make it very difficult for burglars to remove a pane of glass from the exterior. Likewise, exterior doors with deadbolts make it harder for intruders to kick in your entryway. While you’ll want to make sure that your exits aren’t too difficult to access (in case of fire), having the right windows and doors can help reduce safety and security risks.

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