We acknowledge that we live, work, meet and travel land on the traditional territories of many First Nations and Indigenous Peoples that have cared for this land for millennia, now called Canada. Our head office is based in Chilliwack, BC - home to the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Stó:lō Coast Salish peoples.
We recognize that land acknowledgements are a first step towards the larger process of reconciliation between non-Indigenous and Indigenous peoples in Canada. This practice is inspired by the 94 calls to action contained in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada report, and helps Canadians recognize and respect Indigenous peoples’ inherent kinship beliefs when it comes to the land. It serves as a starting place to change how the land is seen and talked about.
The performance of the building envelope is impacted by a number of sub‐systems, such as heating, cooling and ventilating equipment, plumbing and electrical systems.
Faulty, leaking, windows can be frustrating, both financially and lack energy efficiency. Windows that let drafts in, cause cold spots, collect condensation, dampness, and mould, usually don’t offer enough defense against noise pollution. Due to these problematic results, windows have to go through a thorough testing process to make sure they have been designed correctly and offer sufficient protection and energy efficency to the resident.
The term ‘thermally broken’ is used in the window and door manufacturing industry to describe a window’s construction. It means that you manufacture the aluminum frame to have an interior and exterior side joined by barrier. The barrier helps inhibit conductive thermal energy loss.
The BC Codes 2024 will come into effect on March 8, 2024, and will apply to building permits applied for on or after that date. Buildings with permits in place under the BC Codes 2018 will generally not be affected by the new BC Codes.
Large glass openings have become a defining feature of modern luxury homes. From expansive window walls to multi-slide patio openings, they transform how a space feels, functions, and connects to its surroundings. When designed thoughtfully, these systems do more than bring in natural light. They create a seamless relationship between indoor and outdoor living while enhancing comfort, performance, and architectural impact.
Westeck has always been known for custom PVC windows built for performance and design driven projects.
For architects, builders, and designers working across the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada, durable, high-performing window systems are essential.
PVC frames remain one of Westeck’s strongest offerings because they combine energy efficiency, durability, and design flexibility in a way that supports both creative vision and long term value.
When you’re planning a new home or a major renovation, windows are one of the most important choices you’ll make. They shape the look of the home, the comfort inside, and the long‑term performance of the home. That’s why meeting with a Westeck Project Consultant can make such a significant difference. An informative conversation can help you avoid guesswork, understand your options, and choose the window and door products that truly support your vision and needs.
Summer heat waves across Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest are becoming more common, and many homeowners feel the strain on their cooling systems. But staying comfortable doesn’t have to mean running your air conditioner all day. With the right window technology, your home can stay naturally cooler, even during peak heat, while reducing reliance on air conditioning.
Summer heat waves across Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest are becoming more common, and many homeowners feel the strain on their cooling systems. But staying comfortable doesn’t have to mean running your air conditioner all day. With the right window technology, your home can stay naturally cooler, even during peak heat, while reducing reliance on air conditioning.
Modern windows may look simple, but behind the glass is a world of advanced engineering. Today’s homeowners expect comfort, efficiency, and long‑lasting performance, and the technology inside a window plays a significant role in delivering all three. At Westeck Windows, we believe that understanding what’s inside your windows helps you make better choices for your home. Here’s a closer look at the materials, coatings, and design features that are reshaping the fenestration industry.
Window Safety Week: Simple Steps to Keep Your Family Safe. Every year, Window Safety Week is a reminder of something we often overlook in our homes: how important windows are for safety.
This national awareness week is supported by the National Safety Council (NSC) and the Window Safety Task Force, two organizations that work hard to help families understand how to prevent window related injuries, especially for children.
Window screens play a bigger role in home comfort than most people realize. They shape how much fresh air flows inside, how clearly you see outdoors, and how well your home stays protected from insects. Today’s screen technology has improved in every way, giving homeowners better performance and cleaner views than ever before.
Wellness at home is no longer an add‑on. It’s part of how a space works, feels, and supports daily life. Natural light and fresh air play a major role in that. With the right window and patio door systems, these benefits become part of every room.
A window replacement project can make your home more comfortable, more energy efficient, and more beautiful,—but the best results come from having a clear plan. Understanding your window replacement timeline, budget, and installation expectations helps you move through the process with confidence. This guide keeps the reading level easy and the steps simple, so you know exactly what to expect when working with a professional window company like Westeck.
