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Doors & Windows work on an Ontario home

Doors and windows are where comfort, security and energy bills meet. A dragging door, a drafty window or a worn-out entry system are all quick wins; full window replacement is one of the highest-impact upgrades an older Ontario home can get.

We handle interior and exterior doors, patio and sliding doors, window repair and sealing, and full replacements. Describe what's needed and get a free quote.

Doors & Windows services in Ontario

Interior Door Installation

Interior doors hung straight, latching properly, with even gaps all round — single door swaps to whole-house replacements. Free quotes.

Entry & Exterior Doors

Entry, storm and side doors installed weathertight and secure — flashed, insulated and sealed for Ontario winters. Get a free quote.

Window Replacement

Window replacement quoted honestly — retrofit or full-frame, sealed and insulated for Ontario winters. Free quotes, one window or the house.

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Replacing doors and windows in an Ontario home

Window quotes turn on the number of units, their size and style, the frame material (vinyl, fibreglass, wood or aluminum-clad), the glazing (double or triple pane, low-e coatings, gas fill) and the installation method. An insert installation keeps the existing frame and trim; a full-frame replacement strips back to the rough opening, lets the installer find rot and properly flash and insulate, but costs more and needs new interior trim. Brick exteriors, bay and bow units, and second-storey access all change the price. Entry doors vary just as widely with glass inserts, sidelites and hardware.

Ask how the installer will seal the gap around the frame (low-expansion foam and backer rod, not just a bead of caulk), how the sill is flashed against water, and who finishes interior trim and exterior capping. For bedrooms, particularly in basements, the Ontario Building Code has egress window requirements that matter if the room is used for sleeping or sits in a second unit, and enlarging an opening in a masonry wall usually needs a permit. Look for ENERGY STAR ratings matched to Canadian climate zones, and check whether the product qualifies for any current efficiency rebate before signing.

Windows can be replaced in any season; a good crew opens one hole at a time, so winter work means only brief cold spells indoors, and off-season scheduling can be quicker. Custom units are made to measure, so expect a lead time between the final measure and installation day. For a free quote, count the windows or doors, note which rooms they're in, and send photos of each from inside and outside, plus close-ups of any rot, fogging or drafts.

Common questions

Can windows be replaced in winter in Ontario?
Yes. Installers replace one window at a time, so each opening is exposed only briefly and the rest of the house stays heated. Foams and sealants have minimum application temperatures, which experienced crews plan around, sometimes finishing exterior caulking on a milder day. The off-season can also mean shorter wait times than the spring and fall rush.
Why are my double-pane windows foggy between the glass?
Fog or moisture trapped between the panes means the seal on the insulated glass unit has failed and the insulating gas has escaped. Cleaning won't fix it. If the frame and sash are otherwise sound, the sealed glass unit alone can often be replaced. If the frames are also drafty, rotting or hard to operate, replacing the whole window is usually better value.
Why does my door stick in summer but not in winter?
Wood doors and frames absorb moisture during humid Ontario summers and swell, then shrink again when winter heating dries the air. Loose hinge screws and a settling frame make it worse. Tightening the hinges with longer screws into the stud, planing the binding edge and sealing all six sides of the door usually solves it. A door that sticks year-round may need the frame adjusted.
Should I replace just the interior door slab or the whole prehung door?
If the existing frame is square and in good condition, a new slab can be fitted to it, with hinge mortises and latch holes cut to match. It costs less but needs careful fitting. A prehung door comes with its own frame and is the better choice when the jamb is damaged, you're changing the door size, or the old frame is badly out of square.

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