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Fibertec Window & Door - Fiberglass Windows and Doors - Beechwood Project

Fibertec Window & Door

(10 reviews)

Living in Northern Ontario, we searched for the best option during our extensive house remodel to…read moreget the best windows out there with consideration of durability and energy efficiency. We have some big/huge windows, and considered wood, vinyl, and fiberglass. We dove deep into the NRCAN ratings of window suppliers, and Fibertec checked off all the boxes (being a Canadian Company was a bonus). The windows all installed well and the house is warm and cozy with no condensation on the inside of these triple paned windows. Overall, these windows were an amazing choice and have held up well. Fibreglass (with glass in the name) expands and contracts at a similar rate to the glass panes themselves, so we do not regret our choice! At about the 13-to 14-year mark, we experienced some failures of the seals within approximately 60% of the windows. The first sign is frost between the panes (in the corners) on the coldest winter days (say -20C or lower). In another year, the low-E coating begins to break down, becoming patchy and noticeable. The initial 15-year warranty paid off, as Fibertech has a solid process in place for honouring their warranty and shipping new panes for replacement. The replacement panes are all built with super spacer technology, which is designed to prevent the problem of failing seals. We have new warranties on the new panes and are only 2 years in with no problems noted.

Our two recently installed Fibretec sliding patio doors exceeded our expectations both in price…read moreand quality compared to our previously installed sliding door by Pella. Our only complaint is the quality of the screens. These could be improved significantly! Bill Maxwell

EcoTech Windows & Doors

EcoTech Windows & Doors

(31 reviews)

1. The installed windows and garden doors were very well done with excellent quality…read more2. We have one oval window that took them 4 tries and 10 months to get the inside frame right. 3. Their communication about the hold up(s) came only after email from us and we ended up threatening them. 10 months later it was done! I would hesitantly recommend them but cannot be whole hearted about it.

Complete Installation Failure and Total Lack of Accountability…read more Do not trust EcoTech Windows and Doors with your home. We purchased exterior doors from them, paid in full, and the result has been a complete nightmare of defective workmanship and zero accountability. The Issues: * Active Water Ingress: Rainwater leaks directly under the frame and pools into our home, creating a serious risk of subfloor and structural damage. * Defective Frame Alignment: The door frame was installed so severely out of plumb that the door physically swings shut completely on its own without intervention. * Omitted Structural Components: EcoTech's own lead technician confirmed in writing that they completely omitted both a sloped sub sill drainage pan and a flashing membrane during installation. The Service: We endured 7 separate service visits. On July 3, 2026, they performed a complete full frame teardown and reinstallation, which somehow made the alignment and water leaks even worse. We acted in good faith the entire time; we even helped jump start their technician's broken down vehicle in our driveway after a visit. When repairs failed, senior management tried to hide behind a fine print handicap sill clause to disclaim responsibility for water ingress on an exterior door, completely ignoring basic implied standards under Ontario's Consumer Protection Act. Senior management ultimately stopped responding altogether once formal settlement demands were made. We are now forced to seek full remediation costs through Ontario Small Claims Court. Save yourself the money, time, and structural damage. Hire a real professional company instead.

Edil - contractors - Updated October 2026

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