A window’s job in a North Bay winter is to keep heat in, and when it stops doing that you feel it in the room and see it on the heating bill. Thermal window repair is about the window’s whole insulating performance: the sealed glass unit, the seals around the sash, and the weatherstripping that closes the gaps. We find where the heat is escaping and fix that, rather than quoting you a new window.
The visible symptom is usually fog or condensation, and the fix for a failed unit itself is a thermal seal repair. But cold air also sneaks around the glass: worn weatherstripping, a sash that no longer closes square, or hardware that will not pull the window tight. We address all of it in one visit.
A casement window that does not seal is often a hardware problem rather than a glass problem. A worn crank operator or sagging hinges stop the sash from compressing against the weatherstrip, and fixing them restores the seal without touching the glass.
Where an upgrade makes sense, we offer energy-efficient glass options and will give you the honest comparison between repairing what you have and stepping up. Serving North Bay and communities across the area, including Rutherglen and Bonfield.
What's included
- Full thermal assessment: glass, seals, sash fit, and weatherstripping
- Sealed unit replacement where the thermal seal has failed
- New weatherstripping to close air leaks around the sash
- Hardware adjustment so windows close tight and square
- Energy-efficient glass options with honest advice on value
- A clear written estimate before any work begins
When to call us
- Drafts you can feel near closed windows on windy days
- Condensation between panes, or heavy frost inside the glass in winter
- Rooms that will not hold heat despite the thermostat
- Ice building up along the bottom edge of the sash