Where is the product available
Our company is continues to expand across Canada and the United States to meet the growing demand for energy-efficient, high-performance vinyl windows. We're looking for reliable partners to help us meet demand in the following areas.

Installation options

Installation has a significant impact on the performance and longevity of a window. That’s why we’ve partnered with reliable contractors with a proven track record of successful installations. In addition to full window replacements, our trusted partners can perform three types of installation.
Brick-to-brick (recommended)
  • Complete removal of the old window up to the house framing
  • Option for three different size brickmould accessories
  • Allows for upgrades to interior trim and jamb
  • Offers greater efficiency performance upgrade than retrofit
  • Ideal for replacing damaged or poorly insulated windows
Retrofit
  • The window is removed and replaced
  • The window frame and exterior and interior trim remain intact
  • It is a faster and less expensive process than complete window replacement
  • It is ideal when the frame is already well-insulated and in good condition
  • Allows you to upgrade window glazing for improved comfort and performance
Stud-to-stud
  • Complete removal of the old window up to the house framing
  • The exterior is finished with just caulking or aluminum flashing
  • Offers greater efficiency performance upgrade than retrofit
  • Additional option for replacing damaged or poorly insulated windows
Understanding condensation on a window
Ever wonder why condensation forms on your windows — and what you can do to prevent it? Below is a collection of questions and answers designed to provide you with a better understanding of condensation and how you can minimize it.
Exterior condensation questions
What causes exterior condensation?

Condensation often occurs during colder weather when the moist air inside the home comes into contact with cooler surfaces. The moisture in the air can condense to form water droplets or even frost. The risk of condensation increases as the weather gets colder and/or the inside humidity rises. Condensation can form:

  • on the glass
  • on the frames and sashes
  • near the weather seals
  • between the glass panes if the seal is broken
How does low-e emissivity glass affect exterior condensation?

Insulating units that use high-performance low-e glass are designed to reduce the heat that flows from inside the building through the glass to the outside during cold weather. Since the insulating unit keeps more heat inside, the outside glass surface stays colder.

Interior condensation questions
What Causes condensation on the inside glass of the window?

Exterior condensation occurs when moist air comes into contact with cool surfaces, such as glass. This type of condensation appears when the dew point in the air is higher than the temperature of the glass. This occurs when a cool night follows a warmer day, typically during spring and fall.

Where on a window does condensation usually form and why?

Condensation is a result of temperature differences between the outside and inside. In the summertime, if condensation occurs, it will be on the outermost pane of your window as now your home is likely cooler than the warm air outside. This is also a result of the temperature difference.

Can I reduce the condensation on my window?

Condensation in a home can be stopped by reducing humidity and increasing ventilation. Less humidity in the air means less water vapour to turn into condensation. Increased ventilation provides a way for water in the air to escape.

What steps can I take to reduce humidity in my house?

There are simple steps you can take to avoid or reduce condensation, for example, early morning exterior condensation.

1. Buy high-performance ENERGY STAR® certified windows, doors and skylights. They are more energy efficient and have less condensation compared to ordinary models. They are more energy efficient and have less condensation compared to ordinary models. Features that contribute to better energy efficiency are:

  • Triple glazing.
  • low-emissivity (low-e) coatings on the glass
  • inert gas between the glass panes
  • insulated frames, sashes and doors
  • greater air tightness

Note: Low-e coatings on high-performance windows make the glass more energy efficient by reducing heat loss. However, if the night has been cool and calm and the air is humid, condensation may form on the outside surface of the glass around sunrise. Also, there is a higher risk of condensation if the low-e coating has been applied to the room-side surface of the glass.

2. Proper air circulation near windows is also necessary to minimize condensation. Airflow across the glass surface helps keep it warmer, which is one reason heat sources such as central heating vents and electric baseboards are located beneath windows in many homes. Deep window sills, closed drapes and blinds, and even nearby furniture can block air movement and allow cool air to pool near a window, leading to condensation on the glass.

3. Make sure your Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV) is on if you have one.

Frequently Asked Questions
How do you know when it's time to replace windows?

7 Signs Your Windows Need Replaced Difficult to operate. A window that doesn't operate as intended is frustrating. Uncomfortable drafts or poor energy efficiency. Improving energy efficiency is a common reason that homeowners choose to buy new windows.

  • Outdoor Noise.
  • Poor curb Appeal or outdated Style.
  • Damaged Windows.
  • Your electric bills are higher with no other explanation.
  • Condensation Forms On The Inside of Your Windows.
What are the different types of windows?

Casement windows offer excellent ventilation, energy efficiency, and unobstructed views, making them a great choice for many homes. They are easy to operate with a crank mechanism and provide a tight seal for better insulation and weather resistance.

What is the difference between single-hung and double-hung windows?

The difference between single hung and double hung windows is the number of moving sashes. A single hung window has one fixed, or non-operable, sash and one operable or moveable sash. A double hung window has two operable, or moveable, sashes.

Are triple-pane windows better than double-pane?

Yes, triple-pane windows provide better overall performance with an additional pane of glass that improves efficiency and reduces noise.

Should I replace my windows all at once?

Replacing all your windows simultaneously allows you to take full advantage of the latest energy-saving technologies and materials. New windows are designed to be highly energy-efficient, with improved insulation and advanced glazing options that reduce heat transfer and drafts.

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5.0

Great company with great employees. Very professional, courteous and efficient. It’s hard to imagine a good service experience, however Vinyl Pro delivered on every level. We are super pleased with service call and positive results. Highly recommended.

5.0

Amazing service! We bought our windows a few years ago, and all of them have been great but we recently experienced an issue with one of the windows, and the vinyl pro team was so easy to work with, no hassle and within a few weeks came and replaced the window in minutes!!! Anthony and Nina were absolutely lovely!! Definitely recommend! Great product and even better service!

5.0

Vinyl Pro Windows recently replaced the broken glass in my window with efficiency and professionalism. Their responsive and courteous staff ensured prompt scheduling of the service, resulting in a satisfactory replacement of the glass. I was particularly impressed by their proactive approach to addressing any inconvenience and their willingness to offer compensation. Based on my experience, I recommend Vinyl Pro Windows for its exceptional customer service and commitment to quality workmanship.

5.0

I recently had the pleasure of working with Vinyl Pro Window Systems to replace the windows in my home, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. From start to finish, the team demonstrated professionalism, expertise, and a genuine commitment to customer satisfaction.

Anthony and Nina were particularly outstanding. Anthony’s knowledge of the product line and his ability to explain the benefits of each option made the decision-making process straightforward and stress-free. Nina’s excellent communication skills ensured that every detail was handled promptly and efficiently, keeping me informed at every step of the installation process.

The quality of the windows themselves is exceptional. Not only do they look fantastic, but they have also significantly improved the energy efficiency of my home. The installation team was punctual, courteous, and meticulous in their work, leaving my home clean and tidy after the job was done.

I highly recommend Vinyl Pro Window Systems to anyone in need of high-quality windows and top-notch customer service. Anthony and Nina made the entire process seamless and enjoyable. Thank you for a job well done!

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