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.
Canada’s governments are addressing two intersecting crises: climate and housing. The solution to both is constructing new housing with highly efficient energy systems that use less heating energy and updating existing housing to waste less energy. Truly affordable housing extends beyond just lower monthly mortgage payments or reasonable rent. It encompasses a fundamental aspect that often goes unnoticed: energy efficiency.
By making the declaration, British Columbia has formally decided to shift its economy away from additional LNG expansion and towards one based on clean energy and green products. It is one that makes use of the province’s capacity to produce a sizable amount of renewable electricity and guarantees that projects in the oil and gas sector are in line with B.C.’s climate goals.
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.
A custom window frame finish isn’t just a detail it’s an architectural cue that shapes how a home feels. The tone, depth, and sheen of coloured window frames influence contrast, rhythm, and mood throughout the space.
A crisp black window frame creates modern precision. A warm taupe or bronze softens edges and blends into natural materials. A muted white becomes a quiet backdrop that allows textures like stone, wood, or metal to stand out.
Every year, the Georgie Awards highlight the best in British Columbia’s homebuilding industry. Hosted by the Canadian Home Builders’ Association of BC (CHBA BC), the awards honour the builders, designers, and trade partners who bring exceptional homes and communities to life.
Creating a home that feels open, bright, and connected to nature is easier than many people think. With thoughtful window design, you can blur the line between inside and outside, making your living space feel larger, and more inviting. At Westeck Windows, this idea is at the heart of what we build. The right window systems don’t just frame a view, they shape the way you live.
Residential design requirements are changing fast. Custom Home Builders want brighter spaces, better energy savings, and cleaner, modern lines for homeowners. As a result, windows now carry more responsibility than ever. They must look good, perform well, and support healthier, more efficient homes.
Condensation on windows is a common reaction to warm, moist air on a cold surface. Condensation on window glass does not mean the window is failing, but that the window is working. The idea of condensation on the windowpane means the window failing is a myth. In most cases, condensation has nothing to do with window quality. Instead, it is a sign of what is happening inside the house.
