EDMONTON, Alberta — All Weather Windows, a fixture in the Western Canadian fenestration industry for 46 years, is rebranding to All Weather at Home.

The company said this rebranding is part of a broader effort to modernize its look and position it for future growth, supported by the brand architecture of the recently formed All Weather Group.

“The shift to All Weather at Home goes beyond just a new name – it captures who we’ve always been, a ground-level partner that is committed to the people, businesses, and communities we proudly serve,” said Colin Wiebe, co-CEO of All Weather Group. “We’ve built our reputation on trust and quality, and this evolution reflects the strength of our people and our desire to build better, together.”

“For over 46 years, our products have been a part of Canadian homes,” said Jillene Lakevold, Co-CEO of All Weather Group. “This new identity not only honors our past but also looks forward, representing our drive to build stronger, more vibrant communities together. We’re proud to continue this journey under a name that truly represents the people and partnerships at the heart of our success.”

The All Weather Group traces its roots to 1978 when All Weather Windows was founded in 1978 in Edmonton, Alberta. The group includes All Weather at Home, All Weather Commercial, All Weather Glass, and Westeck Windows and Doors. Their combined manufacturing footprint totals 370,000 square feet. The companies have received the ENERGY STAR Canada's Manufacturer of the Year five times and have been recognized as one of Canada's Best Managed Companies 15 years in a row.  

The All Weather Group is one of Canada’s largest privately owned and operated window, door and glass manufacturers with 15 locations serving clients in Western Canada and the Pacific Northwestern U.S. The company’s growing sales network consists of more than 600 dealers who partner directly with builders, developers, contractors, glaziers, and homeowners.