A Toronto full-house window replacement with brown exterior frames, white interior finish, brick-to-brick installation, double glass with Low-E and argon gas, spray foam insulation and matching exterior caulking.
A Toronto full-house window replacement with brown exterior frames, white interior finish, brick-to-brick installation, double glass with Low-E and argon gas, spray foam insulation and matching exterior caulking.
This Toronto, Ontario project included replacement windows for the full house. The homeowners contacted NorthShield because they wanted to replace their old windows with something higher performance, registered and rated, and maintenance-free for long-term use.
The new windows were designed with a brown exterior finish and a white interior finish. This gave the outside of the home a warm, coordinated look while keeping the interior bright and clean. For homeowners planning a similar full-house window replacement project in Toronto, this project shows how colour, performance and installation details can work together.
NorthShield used a full-frame, brick-to-brick installation method for this project. The window styles included casement windows, fixed windows and custom-shaped windows, allowing the new units to match the architecture of the house while improving operation and efficiency.
All windows were built with double glass, Low-E coating and argon gas for strong energy performance at a practical price point. The exterior brown finish was completed with a special vinyl paint designed not to fade, change colour or discolour, supported by a lifetime colour warranty. NorthShield’s window energy efficiency guide explains how Low-E glass, argon gas and proper air sealing all contribute to comfort.
For insulation, the NorthShield team used spray foam around the window openings to improve energy efficiency and soundproofing. The exterior of the windows was finished with matching caulking in a colour coordinated to the brown frames, helping create better air tightness and water resistance against the elements.
The installation took two days with a two-person crew. The team started on the top floor and worked their way down through the home in an organized sequence. The finished project gave the homeowners a full-house window upgrade with brown exterior windows, white interior finishing, custom shapes, improved efficiency and a low-maintenance exterior. Homeowners comparing frame and style options can also review NorthShield’s guide to casement versus double-hung windows.
This Toronto project replaced the full house with brown exterior and white interior windows, using brick-to-brick installation, double glass, Low-E coating, argon gas, spray foam insulation and matching exterior caulking.
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