Passive House in Toronto.

PHI-certified ENERGIO windows supplied to Passive House, Net-Zero, and high-performance projects across Toronto — Uw ≤ 0.80 W/m²·K, triple glazed, from our Vaughan showroom.

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Passive House is growing in Toronto — and the windows are the hard part.

Toronto's Passive House movement is expanding fast: single-family builds, multi-unit retrofits, and institutional projects are all specifying certified envelope components. The windows are where most projects stall — meeting Uw ≤ 0.80 in a cold climate requires profiles engineered for the task, not adapted to it.

We supply PHI-certified ENERGIO window systems to Passive House projects in Toronto. Triple-glazed, warm-edge spacers, multi-chamber frames with thermal breaks — tested and certified by the Passive House Institute, with the certificates to prove it.

Profiles and hardware are on display at our Vaughan showroom, 25 minutes from downtown Toronto, where you can operate the systems and review the PHI certificates in person.

SERVICE AREATORONTO · VAUGHAN · GTA
UW VALUE≤ 0.80 W/M²·K — TRIPLE GLAZED
CERTIFICATIONPASSIVE HOUSE INSTITUTE (PHI)
SYSTEMSENERGIO — ALUMINUM · TRIPLE
LEAD TIME6–10 WKS
SHOWROOMUNIT 355 — 7250 KEELE ST, VAUGHAN
HOW IT WORKS

Specifying Passive House windows in Toronto.

01

Share your drawings

Send us your window schedule and design intent. We'll identify which openings can carry PHI-certified units and flag any detailing considerations early.

02

Review certified options

See the ENERGIO systems in person at our Vaughan showroom — operate the hardware, section the profiles, and review the PHI certificates on the spot.

03

Manufacture & deliver

Units are manufactured to order in Europe and delivered in 6–10 weeks. We coordinate with your build schedule from order to delivery.

04

Install & verify

Installation follows airtightness best practices — air barrier continuity and vapour control — with guidance available for your team throughout.

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