I’ve been getting more and more questions about noise reduction lately.
At first, I didn’t think of windows as a solution to sound issues. But after completing thousands of window installs across Ontario—using our reinforced vinyl frames and triple-pane glass—I’ve consistently heard the same thing:
“Our home feels more comfortable… and a lot quieter.”
Here’s why that happens.
How Modern Windows Reduce Noise
- Triple-Pane Glass = Triple the Barrier
Triple-pane windows use three layers of glass, which makes it much harder for sound to pass through compared to single- or double-pane.
- Mixed Glass Thickness Breaks Up Sound Waves
Using glass panes of different thicknesses blocks a wider range of sound frequencies—from traffic rumble to sharp street noise.
- Gas Fills Act as Sound Buffers
We use argon or krypton gas between panes. These gases are denser than air and reduce sound vibration, just like they reduce heat transfer.
- Vinyl Frames Absorb Vibration
Our vinyl window frames help block sound naturally. They don’t conduct noise like aluminum does, and their tight seal prevents air leaks—and noise leaks.
- Proper Installation is Key
Even the best window can fail if it’s not installed right. Our team ensures every install is airtight, level, and properly sealed, so you get maximum noise control.
Enjoy a Quieter, More Comfortable Home
If you’re dealing with street noise, construction, or just want more peace and quiet, upgrading your windows can make a huge difference.
We’ve seen it ourselves—and our customers keep telling us the same thing.
Contact us today to book your free consultation or request a quote