🔍 See Where Your Home Is Losing Heat Around Windows
Ottawa winters are known for extreme cold — but many homeowners are unaware that their windows may be allowing heat to escape and cold air to enter their homes.
Failing window seals, aging frames, insulation gaps, and air leaks can significantly reduce your home’s energy efficiency. In many Ottawa homes, poorly insulated or outdated windows are responsible for increased heating costs, interior drafts, and inconsistent indoor temperatures.
That’s why we offer a:
Free Home Energy Assessment in Ottawa that includes Thermal Imaging of your windows
This no-obligation inspection helps identify areas of heat loss around window frames and glass so you can better understand whether your windows are contributing to energy waste.
❄️ What Is a Thermal Imaging Window Inspection?
Thermal imaging uses infrared camera technology to visually detect temperature differences around your home’s windows and insulation areas.
During your free energy assessment, we scan:
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Window frames
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Glass panes
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Seals and insulation
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Interior wall surfaces
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Window sill connections
This process helps detect:
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Cold air infiltration
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Heat escaping through glass
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Drafts near aging windows
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Insulation gaps around frames
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Failed window seals
By identifying these issues early, homeowners in Ottawa can determine whether window repair or replacement may improve energy efficiency.
🏠 Why Ottawa Homes Lose Heat Around Windows
Due to Ottawa’s long winters and sub-zero temperatures, homes are especially vulnerable to heat loss through inefficient windows.
Common causes of window heat loss include:
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Older double pane windows
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Seal failure in insulated glass units
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Improper installation
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Warped or aging frames
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Insufficient insulation
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Air leaks around the perimeter
Over time, these issues can cause cold drafts and increase your monthly heating bills — especially during peak winter months.
A thermal imaging home energy assessment helps reveal exactly where your home may be losing heat.
📸 Watch a Real Thermal Imaging Inspection in Ottawa
Below is an example of how thermal imaging technology can detect hidden heat loss around residential windows in Ottawa homes.
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💡 Benefits of a Home Energy Assessment for Windows
Homeowners who book a thermal imaging window inspection may benefit from:
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Improved comfort during winter
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Reduced drafts near windows
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Better indoor temperature control
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Identification of air leaks
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Increased energy efficiency
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Potential heating cost savings
Our free home energy efficiency assessment helps determine whether your current windows are performing effectively in Ottawa’s climate.
🛠️ Do You Need to Replace Your Windows?
If your home is experiencing:
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Cold air near window frames
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Ice buildup on glass
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Fogging between panes
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Uneven room temperatures
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Rising heating bills
A thermal inspection may indicate that your windows are no longer insulating your home effectively.
Many Ottawa homeowners choose to schedule a thermal window assessment before making replacement decisions.
📍 Who Qualifies for a Free Thermal Imaging Assessment?
Homeowners located in Ottawa and surrounding areas may qualify for a:
Free Thermal Imaging Window Assessment
Eligibility may depend on:
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Property type
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Number of windows
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Location within Ottawa
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Project timeline
This assessment is designed to help determine whether your windows are contributing to heat loss in your home.
📞 Book Your Free Home Energy Assessment in Ottawa
If you would like to see where your home may be losing heat around windows, you can request a:
Free Thermal Imaging Window Inspection
Appointments are limited during peak winter months.
🟠 FAQ
Can thermal imaging detect heat loss around windows?
Yes, thermal imaging technology can detect temperature differences caused by air leaks or insulation gaps around window frames and glass.
Is a home energy assessment useful in winter?
Winter is often the best time to perform a thermal imaging inspection because temperature differences make heat loss more visible.
Do I need to prepare my home before the inspection?
No preparation is typically required. The assessment involves scanning window areas using infrared technology.
How long does the inspection take?
Most thermal imaging window assessments take approximately 20–30 minutes depending on the size of the home.
Is there any obligation after the assessment?
No, this is a no-obligation home energy efficiency assessment.