Windows & Doors

Windows & Doors

Products | Exteriors | Windows & Doors

Quality You Can See

Every window and door we carry is chosen for the Manitoba climate and built to hold up against deep winters and summer heat without sacrificing style. From energy-efficient glazing to durable hardware, we work with trusted manufacturers to bring you options that fit your home's look and your budget.

Living room with large windows overlooking trees and water, with dark armchair, white sofa, and a dining table with chairs.

Brands We Carry

  • Cozy sunroom with large windows showing green trees outside, wooden walls and ceiling, dark wicker sofa with yellow and gray pillows, candles on the table, antler decor, and a small side table with a basket.

    Weathermaster

    WeatherMaster™ Windows use ViewFlex vinyl available in 4 tints, allow for 75% ventilation, and are a virtually maintenance-free window system. Time-tested for over 40 years, they're a popular choice for screen rooms, porches, and sunrooms.

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  • A woman and a boy in a bright, modern kitchen. The woman is walking past the kitchen island with a blurred motion, holding a bowl. The boy is sitting at the kitchen island, focused on preparing food with vegetables and kitchenware on the counter. Large windows with white curtains let in natural light.

    All Weather Windows

    Canada's largest privately owned window and door manufacturer, in business over 40 years, manufacturing out of two plants with a combined capacity of nearly 400,000 sq ft built for Canadian climate extremes.

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  • Modern living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing mountain and forest views, featuring a stone fireplace, contemporary lighting, and stylish furniture.

    Loewen Windows and Doors

    Loewen is a designer and manufacturer of wood windows and doors, handcrafted in Steinbach, Manitoba since 1905. Committed to unparalleled fit-and-finish using solid wood, not veneers.

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  • View of a dining area and kitchen through a sliding glass door in a modern home, with wooden chairs and a hanging lantern light fixture.

    Jeld-Wen

    One of the largest window and door manufacturers in the world, founded in 1960, with manufacturing and head office presence in Winnipeg.

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  • Interior view of a modern home with wooden stairs, a wooden door, a light wood wall, and a black and beige sideboard with two vases of dried plants.

    Madero

    Steel and fibreglass entry systems built for extreme Canadian winters, Madero is one of the largest privately owned Western Canadian distributors in its category.

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  • Two women sitting on a beige sectional sofa smiling and relaxing in a bright living room with large windows showing a garden outside.

    Columbia Skylights

    Manufacturing since 1955, Columbia is one of Canada's largest skylight makers, built in Burnaby, BC. Its 4-sided condensation gutter is engineered for freeze-thaw climates — the only skylight supplier recognized by ENERGY STAR Canada.

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  • Velux

    Velux is the world's largest manufacturer of roof windows and skylights, founded in Denmark in 1941. Known for daylighting and ventilation solutions engineered to perform in harsh climates, with built-in options for rain sensors and remote-controlled operation.

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Featured Partners

Sunspace logo with a house icon inside a black circle and the word 'SUNSPACE' in bold black letters.
Loewen logo with white text on a black background
Jeld-Wen logo in black text on a white background.
Madero logo featuring a black circle with a white letter M and the word Madero next to it.
Columbia Skylights logo with black script font on a white background.
All Weather at Home logo with stylized 'W' and text
Logo with a black circle containing a white letter 'M' and the word 'Madero' written to the right.
Columbia Skylights logo in black text on a white background.
All Weather at Home logo with three overlapping W shapes in varying shades of gray.
Sunspace logo with a black house icon inside a dark circle and the word 'SUNSPACE' in bold black letters.
Jeld-Wen logo in black text on a white background.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Quality windows generally last 20 to 30 years, though lifespan varies with the frame material, the glass, and how exposed they are to sun and weather. Vinyl and fibreglass frames tend to hold up especially well with little maintenance. Good installation and proper sealing make a big difference in how long they perform. We carry lines built for the climate and can help you choose windows suited to Manitoba winters.

  • Each door material suits a different priority. Fibreglass resists warping, rot, and dents, needs very little upkeep, and can be made to look like real wood, which makes it a strong all-rounder. Wood offers the richest, most traditional look but needs the most maintenance. Steel is strong, secure, and budget-friendly. Tell us where the door is going and how much upkeep you want, and we will help you choose.

  • The most efficient windows combine a few features: multiple panes of glass, low-emissivity (low-E) coatings, insulating gas fills, and well-insulated frames. Look for the ENERGY STAR label, which confirms the window meets efficiency standards for our region. In a Manitoba winter, efficient windows cut heat loss and help control condensation. We carry energy-efficient options and can walk you through the ratings.

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