Upgrade to high-efficiency Low-E double and triple pane windows. Stop drafts, lower your utility bills and add value to your home with $0 down financing.
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Single-pane and drafty older windows can account for up to 30% of a home's heating and cooling loss. We make the upgrade simple.
Keep every room at the same temperature all year. Double and triple pane Low-E glass keeps the air you paid for inside.
Take the strain off your furnace and AC and save hundreds a year with argon-filled, ultra-low U-factor frames.
A quieter home, room by room. Heavy-duty glass packages dampen traffic, neighbours and January wind.
Old, drafty windows leak up to 30% of your heating and cooling energy. Estimate what new ENERGY STAR® certified windows could put back in your pocket.
That is 35% off your energy bill.
Over five years, new windows could put $4,620 back in your pocket. With $0 down financing, the savings start on day one.
Get my free window quoteEstimates based on ENERGY STAR® Canada data. Actual savings vary by home, climate and usage.
Drag the slider to compare old drafty windows with new Low-E insulated glass. The red and orange is your money escaping into the night.
Bright red and orange show heated air pouring through single-pane glass. Up to 30% of your energy bill, gone.
Cool blue and green mean the heat stays inside where it belongs. Argon gas locks in the air you paid to heat.
Join the homeowners across Canada who trust Canadian Choice Windows & Doors with their windows.
“Canadian Choice replaced the windows in our 1920s home. The trim work was done beautifully. They truly have a great team.”
“From start to finish, a million stars. The crew made our 100-year-old house look brand new in three and a half days.”
“They were my first call for six new windows and a patio door. The project manager handled everything and the office kept me updated the whole way.”
“Great window replacement experience. Professionally done and it looks beautiful. Punctual, quality craftsmanship and excellent value.”
