Vinyl Replacement Window

The TrustGuard™ Window System

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Choosing TrustGuard™ replacement vinyl windows for your home has never been easier. No matter where you live, no matter what type and style of home you have, the TrustGard™ family of products offers the type and style you are looking for. TrustGard™, includes the features requested by remodelers and homeowners across the country. Fusion-welded corners, 7/8" insulated glass, and fully weather-stripped sash combine to provide outstanding performance. Drafts are eliminated. Disturbing outside noises are quieted. Room temperatures are efficiently maintained. You and your family will enjoy year around comfort, long lasting performance, low maintenance, and energy savings.

All extruded vinyl components are backed by a written, limited lifetime warranty against blistering, corroding, flaking, peeling or rotting.

You can be sure your window is a perfect fit, because each window is custom made to fit each window opening in your home. You can choose from a wide selection of shapes and styles to give a distinct personality and look to your home.

Give your home the classic look and unmatched performance of the TrustGard™ all-welded vinyl window. engineered to today's standards, TrustGard™ delivers comfort, security, energy-efficiency and long lasting beauty.

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All fusion welded sash and frame on vinyl windows.
7/8" Insulated glass utilizing PPG Intercept Warm Edge Technology
Constant force balances for easy smooth separation
Decorative, exterior bevel on frame
sashes tilt in for easy cleaning or removing
Aluminum reinforced meeting rails inside vinyl windows extrusion
Sloped sill with double wall interior leg
Recessed "tilt" latches
1/2" jamb step for improved air and structural performance
Full weather-stripping in meeting rails
Wider and deeper interlocks
exterior glazing

Options Available For This Product

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Low E glass coatings work by reflecting or absorbing IR light (heat energy). The thickness of the Low E coating and which piece of glass and where it is installed on an insulated window unit will dictate how the window will perform.
When installed on the TrustGuard™ vinyl windows, the Low E coating will reflect IR heat from inside the room to help reduce the energy loss during the cold months, thereby reducing heating costs. View flash demo

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Argon is a colourless, odourless, non-flammable, non-reactive, inert gas. Argon gas fills are used to reduce heat loss in sealed units by slowing down convection inside the air space. Argon gas is extremely cost-efficient, and works well with Low-e coated glazing. This option can only be installed if Low "E" glass is installed.

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Foam Filled Frames - The vinyl windows extrusion have chambers which create dead air space. To increase the insulating properties of the window, foam is injected into these chambers. As a result, the windows is not only energy efficient, but it also reduces outside noise. This option is only available and applied when Low "E" and Argon are installed on your new TrustGuard™ windows.

New Construction Fin is available for metal and other windows which are attached on the exterior. Vinyl windows are custom made with the fin as part of the main frame. It is not a snap on fin. This provides for a better installation and protection from the elements. This also eliminates the need to replace window blinds which are sometimes installed inside the vinyl windows rough opening area.

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Tempered glass is one of two kinds of safety glass regularly used in applications in which standard glass could pose a potential danger. Tempered glass is four to five times stronger than standard glass and does not break into sharp shards when it fails. Tempered glass is manufactured through a process of extreme heating and rapid cooling, making it harder than normal glass.The brittle nature of tempered glass causes it to shatter into small oval-shaped pebbles when broken. This eliminates the danger of sharp edges. Due to this property, along with its strength, tempered glass is often referred to as safety glass. The current building codes require this glass be used in any window that is 18" from the floor or LOWER.