| Sunday |
Closed |
| Monday |
8 a.m.–5p.m. |
| Tuesday |
8 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Wednesday |
8 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Thursday |
8 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Friday |
8 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Saturday |
Closed |
Hi-Tech Energy Windows Ltd. is a proudly family and Metis-owned Winnipeg company known for its innovation and craftsmanship. They design and manufacture custom, energy-efficient, and high-security windows and doors right here in Manitoba. Every product is built to deliver exceptional durability and thermal performance, thanks to its exclusive Hi-Tech SuperCORE technology. These windows are engineered to handle Canada’s most brutal weather. Their commitment to quality and performance has earned Hi-Tech Energy Windows recognition as one of Canada’s Top 10 Window Manufacturers.
In addition, Hi-Tech Energy Windows Ltd. offers glass replacement for your current windows. Whether the glass is cracked or foggy, or you want an energy-efficient upgrade, their superior glass products will help you reach your goals. Visit them online and call Hi-Tech Energy Windows for a consultation on your home project.
Key Services & Features
- New window replacements
- New Entry door replacements
- Glass services: glass upgrades
- 100% Indigenous-owned
- ENERGY STAR-certified
- Lifetime transferable warranty
- Designed and manufactured products in Winnipeg
- Flexible financing options
Customer Feedback
On two separate occasions, I purchased windows for my home through Hi-Tech Windows. I am pleased with the quality of the product and the installation. I dealt with Rick Klassen and was extremely satisfied with the service I received. Rick is professional, knowledgeable, and presents a no-pressure sales attitude. He followed through with all his commitments and returned calls and texts promptly. Rick and Hi-Tech earned my trust, and I would have no hesitation recommending them to others.
– Dave, Google
Window Repair FAQs
1. How do I know if my windows need repair or replacement?
If your windows have minor issues like broken hardware, damaged seals, or small cracks, repairs may be enough. However, if you’re dealing with persistent drafts, rot, condensation between panes, or outdated single-pane glass, replacement is usually the better long-term option. Contact a professional window company for advice on your situation.
2. Can I just replace the glass instead of the entire window?
Yes, in many cases, you can replace only the glass if the frame and seals are still in good shape. This option is more affordable than a full window replacement and can still restore clarity, comfort, and insulation performance. Glass replacement also makes the best sense if you have cracked or broken glass, but newer window frames.
3. Will replacing old window glass improve energy efficiency?
Absolutely. Upgrading to double- or triple-pane glass with low-emissivity (Low-E) coatings or inert gas fills can significantly reduce heat transfer. Even if you keep the existing frames, new energy-efficient glass can help lower your heating and cooling costs.
4. What should I do if my window glass is cracked?
If the glass is cracked, it’s best to replace it as soon as possible. Cracks can spread, reduce insulation, and even lead to safety hazards. Depending on the damage, a professional can replace just the pane rather than the entire window unit.
5. Is it cheaper to repair or replace windows?
Repairing windows is generally less expensive upfront, but frequent repairs can add up over time. If your windows are old or inefficient, replacing them can save money in the long run through improved energy efficiency and fewer maintenance costs. However, newer or high-quality windows that need service are worth repairing.
6. Can I repair foggy or condensation-filled windows?
If condensation appears between glass panes, the window seal is likely broken. Some companies specialize in resealing glass to stop the fogging. Determining whether you need a window repair or replacement in this instance depends on the age and condition of the window and your budget.
7. When is window repair the best choice?
Repair is ideal when issues are minor and isolated. For example, a cracked pane, worn weatherstripping, or broken latch. If the frame and structure are still solid, repairing can extend the life of your window.
8. How long do replacement windows typically last?
Quality replacement windows can last 20 to 30 years or more with proper care. The lifespan depends on the materials, installation quality, and how well they’re maintained. Most window companies offer a 25-year or lifetime warranty on their window and door products.
9. Will replacing my windows really improve energy efficiency?
Yes! Windows are the number one culprit for escaping energy in a home. New energy-efficient windows prevent heat loss in winter and keep your home cooler in summer. This can significantly lower your utility bills and increase year-round comfort.
10. Can damaged frames or rot be repaired?
Minor frame damage can sometimes be repaired, but if the rot has spread or compromised the structure, replacement is usually necessary to prevent further deterioration.
11. What’s the average cost difference between repair and replacement?
Costs vary by material and window type, but repairs can range from $100 to $400 per window. Replacements typically cost more upfront but offer greater savings and durability over time.
12. Should I replace all my windows at once or one at a time?
If your budget allows, replacing all windows at once ensures a consistent look and performance across your home. However, you can also replace them in stages, starting with the most damaged or inefficient ones first.
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