Making consumer decisions about buying efficient windows and doors is usually based on the local environmental climate rather than political climate. However, with the turbulent winds blowing northward from the USA these days, there’s never been a better time to think about buying Canadian products to complete your home improvement projects.
Luckily for consumers across the Midland, North Simcoe, and Collingwood Area, Templeton Windows is ready, willing, and able to appeal to your nationalistic pride to shop Canadian-made.
“We have windows that are manufactured in St. Thomas and our doors are made by a Canadian company,” said Benn Stephan of Templeton Windows, which has been providing top-notch products and service to the area for over 30 years. “The opportunity to shop completely Canadian is available here.”
According to a variety of consumer reports, installing Energy-Star rated windows to replace single pane windows can save homeowners over $400 a year in cooling and heating costs. If you already have double-pane windows, you can reap additional savings by upgrading to high-efficiency products. How much you save depends on your local weather, but new windows also have additional benefits. Insulated glass units can also reduce external noise pollution by 60 to 70 percent, and coated glass can reduce harmful sun rays from damaging furniture and other décor in the home.
Stephan said property owners should consider upgrading their windows and doors with more efficient products now to both be ready for summer temperatures as well as avoiding the spring rush to complete renovations. Consumer loans of up to $40,000 are available through government renovation programs, and Templeton Windows has now partnered with FinanceIt to offer customers easy financing options for both window and door installations.
Another benefit of dealing with a Canadian company is the polite and personable service provided by Templeton Windows..
“From the first point of contact we try to make sure the customer is well-educated on what they’re getting and the service we’re providing,” said Stephan. “North Star has an incredible warranty that’s not used very often. We stand behind our products and installation. We don’t have many call backs but if we do we take care of any problems immediately.”
When you’re in the market for new windows and doors that are Canadian made and services by a locally-owned Canadian company, think Templeton Windows. Visit them at 725 Vindin Street in Midland, look for them online, or call (705) 527-4012.
This article was sponsored by Templeton Windows & Doors, a 2024 MidlandToday Reader Favourite.