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Window condensation is a major problem in many homes. This type of moisture build-up damages the plaster and results in the rotting of your wood frame and mouldings. It can also lead to interior condensation that can damage your entire home. Alder Glass & Aluminum Ltd. provides residential and commercial glass services in Winnipeg and the surrounding areas. Whether you need to change the steel door in your office building or the windows and doors in your home, our team can complete the task with professionalism, skill and excellence. We also provide custom glass services.

In this blog post, our expert team discusses the steps to be taken to stop window condensation.

Homeowners often want to modernize their bathrooms, which usually entails renovating the shower. Having to take into consideration plumbing, different shower styles and, of course, your budget can make upgrading your shower a stressful endeavour. Luckily, with a bit of research and a whole lot of support from our team of experts, your bathroom renovation will go a lot smoother than you think.

Updating your home’s windows is a sound investment, as it boosts the value of your house and saves you money on electricity bills. That’s also why decisions about home renovations should never be made lightly. Before purchasing new residential windows, however, there are some important things you should think about.

An energy efficient home can keep the internal temperature at consistent levels and save you money on utility bills. Properly caulked windows and doors is one way to achieve this, as it seals off air leaks and keeps out moisture. Plus, they will look great once the process is done.

Failed seals in glass panes usually lead people to replace their complete window units when they can easily replace only the sealed units. Sealed glass units consist of two panes of glass separated by a space which is sealed with air or gas. Sealed window units help in insulation by reducing heat transfer through glass panes.