Thermos replacement in Côte-Saint-Luc

Côte Saint-Luc packs a lot of apartment living into a small city. Rental buildings and condo towers line Cavendish Boulevard and Kildare Road, while quieter streets are home to post-war single-family houses and duplexes. Nearly every apartment has a sliding patio door onto a balcony, plus casement or slider windows. In the houses, you'll usually find a large picture window in the living room and smaller units in the bedrooms, each with its own dimensions.

Higher up, sealed units take more wind and a bigger temperature swing between the heated interior and the outdoors. Over time the seal lets moisture in, which shows up as foggy windows or a whitish film between the panes. For balcony patio doors, we build the replacement thermos in tempered glass, the standard for that kind of door. On west-facing windows that bake in the late-day sun, Low-E glass with argon keeps rooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

If you live in a tower, book the service elevator and let your property manager or condo board know before we come. Visitor parking near the larger buildings can be tight, so tell us where to park. Houses are usually straightforward. One tip: list every foggy thermos by room, floor and side of the building, and snap a photo if you can. It makes the quote more accurate and the visit shorter.