All Weather Windows Limited
Services de Marketing - Red Deer

By combining a passion for the industry with a customer first philosophy, our partners have been able to guide All Weather Windows from a single 10,000 square foot facility to become Canada?s largest privately owned window and door manufacturer. To achieve this vision, they sought to expand the core management team. The executives established the vision of becoming the preeminent window and door supplier in Canada, with operations coast to coast. By 1992, the company was restructured with founding partner Harry Buhler becoming CEO, with operations spanning western and central Canada, and Gord Wiebe becoming President. Having established a proven track record in the province, the company began to expand westward, penetrating the B.C. market with a Vancouver branch office in 1991. That same year a Calgary branch office opened, helping solidify All Weather Windows status as the premier window and door supplier in the Alberta market. The rapid grown continued unabated, and by 1988, sales had increased ten-fold since the first year of operations. In 1985, after just 7 years of operations, the company now had 50 employees and moved to a new head office in Edmonton. So much so, that by 1982 the company opened their first branch office in Winnipeg, followed by a second in Saskatoon in 1984. Quickly establishing a name for themselves through quality products and excellent customer service, All Weather Windows made tremendous inroads with building supply dealers and contractors. After just two years, the company had already outgrown their first plant and relocated to a larger 35, 000 square foot manufacturing facility to accommodate the increasing sales. Starting in 1978 with just 9 employees, hard work, integrity, grew their business through honesty, and Henry Banman, Gord Wiebe, founders Harry Buhler, and building a reputation one customer at a time. To this end, three new partners were added to the ownership group, with Bill Scott appointed Vice President of Sales and Mark