St. Marys is the Stonetown of Ontario, known for its stunning limestone architecture along Queen Street and the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Built from locally quarried stone, the town's heritage buildings and elegant residential homes create one of Ontario's most architecturally distinctive small communities.
St. Marys' position at the confluence of the Thames River and Trout Creek creates a damp microclimate that compounds cold winter temperatures regularly falling below -20C, adding moisture stress to window installations.
St. Marys' limestone heritage buildings require windows that complement the stonework while providing modern thermal performance. Original wood-frame windows in these heritage homes are major energy losers. Custom triple-pane replacements that suit the stone architecture deliver both beauty and efficiency for Stonetown homeowners.
the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and the Stonetown Heritage Conservation District
Our limestone heritage home in St. Marys needed windows that complemented the beautiful stonework. Panes created custom frames with heritage profiles and triple-pane glass that are perfect for our Stonetown home. Warm, beautiful, and efficient. — Douglas B., Queen Street