With decades of experience, skilled workmanship, and a long-standing reputation for exceptional service, Long Life Windows & Doors is known for their reliability and honesty. Their high-end products with lifetime warranties will cover all your replacement window and door needs every time. By using local, energy efficient products, they lower their environmental impact as well.
As a family-owned and operated business with products manufactured right here in British Columbia, Long Life Windows & Doors champions their surrounding communities. It comes as no surprise that since they opened in 1989, they have found a way to combine their appreciation for their customers and their support of the organizations around them. Long Life Windows & Doors donates a portion of their profits on behalf of their clients every year. Serving as a thank you and a way to give back, Long Life supports the community that has helped make them the company that they are.
Giving back is one of Long Life’s core values, and they have supported Mission Possible for the past eight years. We were so thankful to have them as a Gold Partner at the 2021 Mission Possible Gala! In addition, their General Manager and Co-Owner, Kris Alexander, has served on Mission Possible’s Board for six years, and is the current Board Chair. Over the years, Long Life has valued sharing Mission Possible’s story with their customers and explaining the amazing work that MP does. They regularly receive great feedback about MP’s programs, and they know that the work they are investing in is making a real difference.
We are so appreciative of the long-standing and incredible support that Long Life has given to Mission Possible over the years! Working together is the best way forward, and having great partners makes it easy!
If you would like to join Long Life Windows & Doors in partnering with Mission Possible, please reach out to office@mission-possible.ca. You can also visit our “How to Help” page for other ways that you can provide support.
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