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    Ecoline Windows

    1.6 (43 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Drywall damage

    I have no complaint with the quality of the windows, but the service is subpar. I say this because a project that began June 13 is still not complete as of August 6. Having mismeasured a window it took 7 weeks for a replacement window to be installed. A watermelon sized hole in our front hallway drywall from initial installation is still not repaired and we went without blinds on our street side windows for a month. We will now wait an indeterminate time for the blinds for the window installed today as well as drywall repair. We have had to wheedle and beg for this job to be completed and the damages to be repaired. In their haste to depart they left the screen door locked on wide open. When I opened the front door the family pet could have easily zipped out. NOT impressed. As this is a federal green home initiative we still have to keep all stickers on the window until one of their inspectors can schedule an appointment. This has been an entire summer-long project! I think you can choose a better vendor and I advise you to do so.

    Nick L.

    My experience with Ecoline Windows was highly positive, starting with a consultation by a super-friendly manager (Andrey Bulay), who measured and recommended window options tailored to my needs. He also told me everything about rebates available for my project and how to apply for Grener homes grant. I quickly received a detailed quote, including a visual of the proposed windows and any adjustments I requested were promptly addressed. The process from finalizing the quote to installation was seamless, with the installation scheduled a week in advance and the team arriving on time. Despite only needing one old fixed window replaced (a task some companies declined due to its small scale), Ecoline was accommodating and eager to assist. I ended up with combination windows. instead of a huge fixed window, there are now 3 smaller units (picture+2 casements). Superb energy efficiency and optimal ventilation, totally love it. The installation took only 2 hours, and the crew even cleaned everything up, leaving my space tidy. I would definitely recommend Ecoline, super happy!

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    Camille Q.

    1. When our windows and door were held up in production for more than a month, we never had a phone call or email to keep open communication. The only way I was to receive any information as to why things were held up is if I called. 2. After the being late by a month and a half, its time to book the instal. I don't know how they run their company, but it seemed to me that everyone's late product had come in at the same time and there was barely any dates left that were convenient for instal. So we book for 2 days later between 1-3. 3. The install guy gets there at 4:30, its already dark. I call the office and say I don't have a good feeling about them installing in the dark. The office assures me everything will be fine, they do this all the time and they will be able to finish everything. Wrong! Door and Window look horrible from outside. They didnt even get to third window. 4. They leave a huge mess, cause they were rushing. I even felt bad for the install guys cause they were set up for failure. They come back a second time and the 3rd window is installed perfectly. They leave a mess tho. So they have to come back a 3rd time. 5. The 3rd time they come back to repair window and door outside. They dont repair, they paint. They clean up the mess outside downstairs (but not upstairs). And finally I called EcoLine office EVERY step of the way to say what a bad experience this was. This is thousands of dollars worth of work, and so much damage outside. They gave us $200 off. I will NEVER recommend this company.

    Leaking all 4 basement windows

    Please Do Not Use Ecoline they are the worst window company do not use them, I have had them to my house for service 3 times since we had our windows installed and we still have leaks I only gave 1 star because I had too or they would have gotten 0

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    Review Highlights - Ecoline Windows

    Serge came and told me that the frame did not need to be replaced - only the glass.

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    Window Mart

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    I am updating my review to reflect my direct experience with the Calgary project…read more My concerns are not related to aesthetics or minor preferences, but to the lack of clear disclosure, inconsistent guidance, and the final outcome not meeting the functional requirements that were clearly communicated. During the initial discussions, I specifically communicated that my primary requirement was to improve natural light and overall usability of the space. However, important product limitations were not disclosed at the time of decision-making. Specifically: * The impact of vinyl frame design on usable glass area was not explained prior to installation * This directly reduced the amount of natural light compared to what was discussed * This limitation was only clarified after installation had already progressed In addition, there was no written documentation in the contract or in any manufacturer materials provided indicating that adding a storm door could impact or void the warranty of the main entry door. This limitation was only communicated after installation through email. Even then, there was no clear, consistent, or actionable solution provided. At one-point, limited options were mentioned, but without a clear recommendation or a warranty-supported alternative. This resulted in a situation where: * A key limitation was not disclosed at the time of purchase * The customer is later restricted by that limitation * No clear or practical path forward is provided From an installation standpoint, the process raised additional concerns. Multiple service visits were required to address issues that, in my view, could have been avoided if the installation had been completed correctly the first time. During follow-up, a senior inspector from another team reviewed the work and identified issues that had not been addressed earlier. This highlighted inconsistencies in the initial installation work. There were also instances where basic installation details for basement windows, such as proper end dam handling, required clarification during inspection. This added to repeated visits, delays, and overall complexity of the project. While the Calgary team did respond and attempt to address concerns, the number of follow-ups and the need for escalation indicated gaps in execution and consistency. I appreciate that the team remained responsive after the issues were raised. However, for a project of this scale and cost, clear and complete communication at the outset -- along with consistent installation quality -- is essential. I also note that Window Mart's official response acknowledges that certain details could have been communicated more clearly. In this case, the issue is not just about expectations, but about key functional limitations not being fully explained at the time of decision-making. This experience highlights the importance of: * Getting written clarification on technical limitations * Understanding how product design affects actual functionality (not just appearance) * Ensuring installation quality and consistency from the beginning * Confirming compatibility and warranty implications before finalizing decisions This review reflects my actual experience so that other homeowners can ask the right questions and make fully informed decisions before proceeding with similar projects.

    Seems to be the only review site that actually shows the true experience with this company. Hope…read moreothers see if before being fooled by their webpage only showing the positive Google reviews. Horrible communication. I had to hound them every step of the way to keep in contact with me and I was never notified of any delays in the process and my windows ended up being over a month overdue from the date promised in my contract. Delays happen of course but nothing was done to let me know about it so I could make arrangements for the new install window. Absolutely zero customer service available to try and make things better. I had to go into the branch in order to find out my windows had been done for over a week already and once actually able to be booked for installation, the install guys did a good job but seemed unwilling to interact with me in my own home. From start to finish, there was a complete disconnect between customer and their company. Happy with the product, could not be more upset with the process. For a company with a mission statement reading "100% Customer Satisfaction", they certainly missed the mark. I hope others can see this review and steer clear of Window Mart Edmonton.

    Ecoline Windows - windowsinstallation - Updated May 2026

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