Linton Window & Door 
In the quest for energy efficiency, a door’s ability to prevent air infiltration is as crucial as its insulated core. Advanced sealing systems—comprising weatherstripping, door sweeps, and threshold designs—play a pivotal role in … Read more
Energy-efficient doors are essential for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment and reducing energy costs. At the core of their performance is the insulated core, an engineered feature that prevents heat transfer and provides … Read more
Choosing the right door can transform your home—not just in terms of style, but also energy usage. The right door can keep your home secure, all while reducing heating and cooling costs because … Read more
If you’ve noticed moisture or fog forming between the glass panes of your windows, it’s a sign that something’s not quite right. Condensation between windowpanes typically indicates a failure in the seals or … Read more
Exterior window condensation is often seen as a sign of energy-efficient windows, especially during certain weather conditions. While it might raise concerns for homeowners, this type of condensation is usually not a problem … Read more
Condensation on the inside of windows is a common issue, especially in the colder months. This phenomenon occurs when warm, moist air inside the home comes into contact with the cooler surface of … Read more
Condensation on windows can be a common issue for many homeowners. Whether it’s on the inside, outside, or between the glass panes, understanding the causes and knowing how to prevent it can help … Read more
354 Franklin Blvd
Cambridge, ON, N1R 8G5
2262 Line 34
Shakespeare, ON, N0B 2P0
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am to 5pm
Friday: 8:30am to 4pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed