Thermo-Bilt is a proud partner of Cardinal Glass, with all Thermo-Bilt windows and doors using  products exclusively from this innovative glass manufacturer. Cardinal Glass is superiorly insulated for optimal year-round energy savings and comfort levels, coated with a specialty coating designed to clean itself (!), and engineered to deliver the perfect balance of solar control and visibility.

Cardinal Glass’ corporate mission is to design and fabricate the most advanced residential products in the industry, and we firmly believe they are achieving it.

Upgrading your windows is an effective way to soundproof your space and minimize noise exposure. New windows with features like multi-pane glass, tight seals, laminated glass, and dense frame materials can help block out external noise and create a quieter indoor environment. Professional installation by experienced professionals is crucial for maximizing the soundproofing performance of new windows, ensuring a precise fit and tight seals to minimize gaps that may allow noise to enter your space. Investing in new windows designed for soundproofing can significantly improve your quality of life by reducing unwanted noise and promoting a more peaceful and comfortable living environment.

When selecting glass for your residential windows, several factors should guide your decision. You should consider aspects such as energy efficiency, insulation tailored to your climate, UV protection for interior furnishings, safety features like tempered or laminated glass, sound insulation to minimize noise, aesthetic appeal to complement your home’s style, maintenance requirements, durability, and cost considerations. By evaluating these factors and finding the right balance, you can create a comfortable, sustainable, and secure living environment tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

Selecting the ideal entry door requires evaluating design and style to reflect your personal taste and enhance your home’s architectural aesthetic. It involves choosing the appropriate material—whether wood, steel, or fibreglass—according to your budget, maintenance preferences, and desired look. Comprehending the door’s construction is crucial for ensuring durability, stability, and energy efficiency. Additionally, establishing a budget that accounts for the importance of safety, security, visual attractiveness, and possible energy savings is essential.

Seasonal changes, such as fluctuating temperatures and weather patterns, can have significant effects on your home’s windows and doors. For example, during spring, increased moisture from rain can lead to potential water damage, while summer heat can cause materials to warp. Fall brings leaves and debris accumulation, which can impact drainage and exacerbate drafts. In winter, cold temperatures can result in condensation and drafts. Understanding these seasonal variations is crucial for maintaining the structural integrity, energy efficiency, and comfort of your home throughout the year. Regular inspection, maintenance, and potential professional assistance are essential for addressing these seasonal challenges effectively.