What makes a window much more energy efficient?
Windows are an important consideration in the passive solar management of a home, potentially providing free heating, free cooling, and free lighting. Window manufacturers and installers strive to offer energy efficient window solutions that will help you save on energy costs. This infographic explains 8 areas that manufacturers and installers focus on to make windows more energy efficient.
Window replacement - During the Covid-19 pandemic
Covid-19 has transformed so many aspects of our day-to-day life - what we do - what we don’t do - what we can do. And for many of us, we’ve pondered the question of what we should do with all the money that we would normally spend on vacations, restaurants, sports events...
Waterproofing your windows starts with the flashing
Most window leaks are a result of incorrect flashing installation. New window installations and replacements should take this into consideration.
Windows Guide - Learn more about windows
So, you are thinking about buying replacement windows? Funny how a simple thing like buying a window has become such a complicated ordeal. To help you trudge through the options that will get you the exact results you are looking for, we’ve just updated our Bayview Windows “Everything you need to know about windows” 2021 Guide in PDF format. 30 pages of information, diagrams and advice to help get you started.
Condensation happens - 4 Seasons of condensation
Condensation can form on the inside or outside of a window at any time of the year depending on humidity levels, the temperature, and differing environmental conditions both inside and outside a home.
What's to know about window glass (infographic)
Unfortunately, the average window buyer will often overlook the potential benefits of glass options - after all, glass is just glass right?
Looking for visual information about windows?
Sometimes it is just easier to look at visuals than it is to read content - check out our growing collection of infographics and digital books.
What is Low-e glass?
LoE glass, also known as Low-emissivity glass or low-E glass, is a glass with properties that reflect radiant heat, thus potentially improving the thermal efficiency of a window. Emissivity is a measure of how much a glass surface transfers radiant heat through it.
Canada Greener Homes Initiative - Advice and Grants
In the interest of improving energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Canada, the Government of Canada is articulating advice, eligible measures and associated grants to qualifying homeowners.
Window installation, the process - what to expect
Buying windows is not always an easy decision… and what should be a very simple process, can be more complicated than most of us would care to deal with. To help put your mind at ease, and so you know what to expect, you’ll find the typical steps and procedures that are required to get you through the entire process.
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Vinyl vs Aluminum vs Wood vs Composite vs Clads
Full-frame versus pocket window installation
Window Replacement - Do it Yourself vs Professional Installation
Not all windows are full of hot air. Not any more!
Window spacers, what's the difference?
Casement vs Hung vs Sliding vs Awing Windows
Sash vs No Sash
Window Efficiency by Window Type
Finding the best window replacement warranty
The battle of the panes - double vs triple glazing
Vinyl window colour, there is a difference!
Builders grade vs premium grade windows
Energy Star window specifications - Comparing Products
