WINDOWS & DOORS BLOG

Window Replacement Guide: 6 Reasons to Upgrade Your Home This Fall
As an Ontario homeowner, you likely have a long list of home improvements in mind. Replacing your windows should be near the top of that list, as new windows offer many benefits while stretching your investment dollar. In fact, window replacement is often cited as one of the home renovations

Why Triple Glazed Windows Are a Smart Choice for Bathrooms
At Dayside Windows & Doors, we know your home deserves more than just great curb appeal. It deserves comfort, performance, and long-term value in every room. And when it comes to areas like the bathroom, where high humidity and temperature swings are the norm, your windows need to work even

Beat the Heat: Why Choosing the Right Low-E Glass Matters This Summer
When summer temperatures soar, the comfort of your home hinges more on your windows than you might expect. At Dayside Windows and Doors, we understand how intense the sun’s rays can be—especially when they stream through your windows in the afternoon. That’s why selecting the right Low-E glass isn’t just

The Best Window Style For Your Kitchen: Why an Awning Is the Way to Go
When it comes to choosing the best window style for your kitchen, especially above the sink, it’s important to consider functionality, ease of use, and style. One of the most recommended and practical window options is the awning window — and at Dayside Windows and Doors, our high-performance awning windows

Why Choose Canadian-Made Windows & Doors?
Replacing your windows or doors can feel like a big, stressful project—especially if you’re not sure where to start or what to look for. But it doesn’t have to be! Whether you’re aiming to improve your home’s energy efficiency, upgrade curb appeal, or simply get rid of drafty, outdated windows,

The Importance of Interior Window Treatment and Glass Selection
Many homeowners appreciate the comfort and privacy that window treatments like room-darkening blinds, tints, and other light-blocking options provide. However, some choices can unintentionally cause damage to your windows, especially when treatments are installed too close to the glass. When the sun shines directly on the window, this can lead