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Fullframe or Retrofit Installation? What Is Better For Your Project?
Condensation on Windows: How to Deal With It?
What Does Energy Rating Mean?
Korsun Windows Warranty
Patio Door Warranty
Labour Warranty
Canada Greener Homes Loan
Improve your home’s energy efficiency with a Canada Greener Homes Loan
Canada Greener Homes Grant
As part of the Canada Greener Homes Initiative, you have access
As part of the Canada Greener Homes Initiative, you have access to:
- Grants from $125 to $5,000
- To get a part of your costs back for eligible home retrofits
- $600 as a maximum contribution toward the total costs of your pre- and post-retrofit EnerGuide evaluations
- Interest-free loans of up to $40,000 with a repayment term of 10 years to help you undertake major home retrofits
Windows and Doors
There are a number of options for upgrading the energy efficiency of your windows and doors. A total window and frame replacement with new, high-performance ENERGY STAR® certified windows can make your home more comfortable, save energy, and help fight climate change.
- Only a completely new window or door and frame replacement can be inserted into the existing frame of an old window or door, but replacements of only the glass sash or door without a frame are not eligible.
- Each rough opening is eligible for a grant of up to $250, up to a maximum of $5,000.
All products and equipment must be purchased in Canada. Online purchases are only eligible if they are ordered from a distributor located in Canada.
For Canada Greener Homes Grant (Please visit an official website for more details here by clicking here)
Efficiency Manitoba Rebate Program
Rebates on Select Energy Star® Certified Windows & Doors for Your Home
HEEL
Our Home Energy Efficiency Loan (HEEL) is a convenient and affordable financing option if you want to make energy efficiency upgrades to your home.
Fullframe or Retrofit installation? What is best for your project?
First of all, let’s find out the matter of appearing the moisture on your glass panes.
Condensation on windows is caused by a build-up of moisture in the air. When the air is saturated with moisture, it will condense on any surface that is cooler than the air. This is why you’ll often see condensation on windows in the morning, when the air inside of the room is warmer than the surface of the window. Window condensation can damage your windows and wood trim finishes, costing you money and time in the future. Therefore, it is better to address this issue sooner rather than later.
There are a few things you can do to prevent condensation on your windows.
Reduce humidity
Condensation can be reduced, or even avoided, by following some simple precautions. To prevent condensation on windows, you need to control the level of humidity in your home. This can be done by using a dehumidifier. This can help to reduce the amount of condensation on your windows. Another way to reduce condensation is to open a window to ventilate the room. This will allow the moist air to escape and the dry air to enter. You should also avoid using humidifiers and other devices that add moisture to the air. These devices will only make the problem worse.
Insulate your existing windows and doors
Another solution is to check the insulation of your existing windows or doors. If any gaps or cavities are discovered between the frame and the wall, insulate them properly with the help of spray foam. This will help to keep the heat in your home from escaping through the window. Insulating your windows will also help to keep the air inside your home from cooling down too much.
New high-efficient product
Window replacement is a long-term investment option that many homeowners take to solve their condensation issues in the case when existing windows or doors are too old and insulation or repair are impossible.
The benefit of new, energy efficient windows or doors is that they are better for the environment. Low-emissivity glass is usually included in window sealed units which reduces the amount of heat that escapes from your home. In addition, they have a much higher R-value than old single or double pane windows, which means that they will keep your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
Korsun Windows & Doors offers a free consultation service that includes an on-site evaluation of your home’s window and door needs. The consultant will then provide you with a detailed quote for any work that needs to be done.
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