Vinyl windows
A common residential option available in multiple operating styles, glazing packages, colours and configurations.
Explore vinyl windows →FRAME OPTIONS
Materials selected for the project
Pitbull Doors offers vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum and wood windows. Construction and tested performance vary by product—not simply by material.
Fiberglass
A strong, dimensionally stable frame option with specifications and finishes that vary by manufacturer.
Aluminum
Slim profiles and structural strength; thermal breaks and complete-system ratings are important in heated buildings.
Wood
A natural interior appearance with maintenance requirements influenced by construction, finish and exposure.
Explore wood and custom work →OPERATING STYLES
Choose how the window should work
These photos show the main operating styles in real residential settings. Exact proportions, hardware and available combinations vary by manufacturer.
Casement & awning
Hinged windows use compression seals and can provide strong ventilation and air-tightness when properly closed.
Fixed & picture
Non-opening windows prioritize light and views and are generally more airtight than comparable operable units.
Slider
One or more sashes travel horizontally, making sliders practical where exterior clearance is limited.
Hung windows
Single- and double-hung windows use vertically moving sashes and suit openings where horizontal operation is preferred.
Bay, bow & custom
Combination and specialty openings require careful measurement, support and finishing.
EUROPEAN STYLE
Tilt-and-turn windows
Pitbull offers Canadian- and European-manufactured systems. The sash can typically turn inward or tilt inward at the top, but construction, hardware, screens and ratings depend on the selected product.
Two opening positions
A turn position provides a wide inward opening; a tilt position provides controlled ventilation.
Plan the interior clearance
Furniture, blinds, handles and screens must work with an inward-opening sash.
Compare actual ratings
“European style” is not one universal performance specification. We review the selected model’s documented ratings.
GLASS & PERFORMANCE
Specify the glass—not only the frame
Premium window selection includes the complete insulating glass unit. Pane count, Low-E coating, gas fill, spacer, safety requirements, orientation and visible-light goals should be considered together.
Double or triple pane
Pane count changes the number of sealed airspaces, but it does not tell the full performance story. Compare the complete window rating and the actual glass package.
Low-E coatings & gas fills
A microscopically thin Low-E coating reflects infrared heat. Argon or another specified gas can reduce heat transfer through the sealed space. Coating selection should reflect orientation, solar exposure and comfort goals.
U-factor, SHGC & ER
Lower U-factor indicates less heat transfer. SHGC measures admitted solar heat. Canada’s Energy Rating combines heat transfer, solar gain and air leakage into a comparative value.
Condensation & edge performance
Indoor humidity, airflow and exterior temperature influence room-side condensation. Spacer design affects temperatures near the glass edge; moisture between panes can indicate seal failure.
Safety, security & sound
Tempered or laminated glass may be required or preferred for certain locations. Laminated configurations can also support security, sound-control and UV-filtering goals when available in the selected system.
Privacy & design glass
Obscure patterns, decorative glass, internal grilles and custom shapes can balance privacy, daylight and architectural character. Availability depends on the selected manufacturer and unit.
OUR PROCESS
From consultation to completion
1. Consult & compare
A free in-home consultation, preliminary measurements and product guidance.
2. Estimate & approve
A written estimate valid for 30 days explains the proposed products and scope.
3. Final measure & order
Final specifications and ordering measurements are confirmed after approval.
4. Install & review
Our installation team removes included products, completes the approved work, cleans installation debris and reviews completion.