BC Building Code Update
With the one-year transition period coming to an end, projects for which building permits are applied for on or after March 10, 2025, are subject to the following requirements.
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When your windows keep heat in during winter and cool air in during summer, your home stays cozy without overworking your heating or cooling systems. That’s smart savings.
Investing in High-Quality Windows
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Striving for Net Zero and the Importance of Energy-Efficient Buildings
BC has a rich history of utilizing its natural resources for clean energy. Hydropower, which harnesses the province’s vast river systems, has been a cornerstone of BC’s energy supply for decades.
Embracing Canadian Craftsmanship with Westeck Windows
Westeck Windows is known for making excellent windows and doors. Each product is made with care and skill. When you choose Westeck, you’re not just buying windows; you’re investing in long-lasting beauty and quality.
Two Canadian Glass Standards Up For Public Review
The Glass Standards are being updated and published again after long campaigns by industry groups like the Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance (now FGIA) to convince regulators that Canada needs its own glass standards for certain products.
The Best Windows for a Bright and Airy Kitchen in 2025
A kitchen is the heart of a home, and having the right windows can make a world of difference. The perfect kitchen windows bring in natural light, offer great ventilation, and add a touch of style to your cooking space.
Increased Funding For Canada Greener Homes Program
Low income households in Canada are more vulnerable to energy poverty, which is characterized as a situation where a household faces significant barriers to meeting essential home energy needs such as heating and cooling and or faces challenges paying for their energy costs.
BC Energy Step Code Updates For 2025
Like the BC Energy Step Code, the Zero Carbon Step Code is a flexible, predictable plan to improve new buildings over time, with the objective to reach zero emissions from all new buildings by 2030. It complements the BC Energy Step Code by reducing emissions while improving energy efficiency. Together, they make buildings that are cleaner, more energy efficient, and affordable to operate.
2025 Okanagan Housing Award Finalists
The awards are judged by a panel of award-winning members from the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA), ensuring that only the best projects are recognized. Each entry is judged on its own merit, based on the materials provided by the entrants.