Need Energy-Efficient Window Replacement in Winnipeg?
In a city where winters drop to -40°C and summers spike over 30°C, outdated or poorly sealed windows aren’t just ugly, they’re leaking heat, raising your bills, and making your home uncomfortable. Zega Roofing provides expert window replacement in Winnipeg, designed to boost energy efficiency, cut heating costs, and handle Manitoba’s harshest weather conditions.
Winnipeg Weather is Sneaking In Through Your Windows
Feeling cold drafts or noticing foggy glass? That’s your windows failing to do their job, and costing you in energy bills. Many older homes in River Heights, St. James, and Osborne Village still have single-pane, wood-frame, or poorly sealed vinyl windows that:
- Let in cold air and leak heat
- Ice up and crack in winter
- Allow moisture buildup and mold
- Warp in extreme heat or hail
And it’s not just discomfort, outdated windows are a major source of energy loss, driving up heating and cooling bills.
Zega’s High-Performance Window Replacements Built for Winnipeg
Zega Roofing installs high-performance, energy-saving windows built for Winnipeg’s extreme climate, and tailored to your home’s look.
Our Services Include:
- Full Window Replacement & Retrofits
- Triple-Glazed, Low-E Glass Options
- Vinyl, Fiberglass, and Composite Frames
- Basement, Bedroom, Kitchen & Bay Windows
- Egress Window Installations
- Custom Sizing for Older Homes
Why Winnipeg Homeowners Trust Zega for Window Replacement
Built to Survive Winnipeg Winters
Our triple-pane, Low-E coated windows are rated for extreme cold and wind chill, keeping your home warmer and cutting drafts dramatically.
Lower Energy Bills
With proper insulation, professional sealing, and ENERGY STAR®-rated materials, Zega windows help you save 10–25% on heating and cooling costs annually.
Peace & Quiet
High-performance glazing reduces outside noise, perfect for homes near busy roads in areas like Transcona or Fort Rouge.
Installed by Winnipeg-Based Pros Who Know What Works Here
Our installers are Winnipeg-based, trained to spot insulation issues, rotting frames, and code violations, and we handle it all without subcontractors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Window Replacement in Winnipeg
How do I know if I need window replacement?
If you feel drafts, see condensation between panes, notice higher bills, or struggle to open/close windows, it’s time to upgrade. We offer free inspections to assess your current setup.
What type of windows are best for Winnipeg?
We recommend triple-pane, Low-E, argon-filled windows with vinyl or fiberglass frames for optimal cold resistance and durability. These options handle Winnipeg’s freeze-thaw cycles, hail, and UV exposure better than traditional double-pane.
How long does window installation take?
Most standard replacements take 1 day per set of windows. Complex or custom installations may take longer. We’ll give you a detailed timeline during your free estimate.
Can you replace windows during winter?
Yes, our team uses cold-weather installation techniques that minimize heat loss and protect your home during the process. However, spring and fall are ideal for full home replacements.
How much does window replacement cost in Winnipeg?
Cost depends on window size, material, and complexity. Zega Roofing offers free, no-pressure estimates so you know exactly what to expect.h
Proudly Serving Winnipeg’s Neighborhoods
From bungalows in River Heights to heritage homes in Wolseley, we’ve replaced windows across Winnipeg for over 15 years.
We understand the architectural quirks of older homes, and how to improve insulation without compromising character.
Our windows are built to handle -40°C wind chills, sudden hailstorms, and everything else a Manitoba winter can throw at you.
Book Your Free Window Replacement Estimate Before the Next Cold Snap
Don’t wait for your heating bill to spike or your windows to fog over again. Zega Roofing installs windows that cut energy bills, stop drafts, and handle Winnipeg’s weather, backed by 15+ years of local know-how. Call now or request a FREE quote online and lock in your energy savings before Winnipeg’s next deep freeze.
