Thermos replacement in Dorval

Dorval stretches along Lac Saint-Louis, from Lakeshore Road up to the residential streets north of Highway 20. Near the water you'll find larger, older homes; further in, post-war bungalows and cottages, along with apartment and condo buildings. Along the lake, the main façade often faces south, with wide windows designed to make the most of the view across the water.

A south-facing window looking over open water takes a beating: direct sun, winter wind sweeping across the lake and big swings between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Those cycles wear out the seal until moisture gets into the unit. For these façades we often suggest Low-E glass, which reflects part of the sun's heat, paired with argon gas. Large picture windows and patio doors get tempered glass.

Highway 20 makes it easy for us to reach any part of Dorval, from the waterfront to the streets near the airport. For a lakeside home, keep the lake side clear, since that's usually where the biggest windows are. In a condo, book the elevator if needed. A tip: if fog is blurring your lake view, don't wait it out. A thermos with a failed seal can't be repaired, and it keeps losing heat.