Windows & Doors in Toronto

Yes, particularly for two common Toronto situations. Lakefront condo units face constant wind exposure off the lake, where the extra insulating layer and gas chamber in triple-pane glass noticeably cuts drafts and noise. In century homes in neighbourhoods like the Annex, triple-pane upgrades paired with heritage-appropriate trim profiles improve comfort without changing the home's original character. Single-pane and older double-pane windows are the most common source of heat loss we find in both housing types.

Yes. We can assist with permit applications for qualifying projects when required.

Yes. Midtown semis are one of the most common project types we handle in Toronto, and matching the existing brick and trim profile is central to the work. When we replace a window or door on a semi, our masonry team repairs and matches the surrounding brick facade so the new opening blends into the original wall rather than standing out — important on a semi where your home shares a continuous facade line with your neighbour's.

Yes. Downtown rowhouses often have narrower, non-standard entry openings compared to suburban homes, and off-the-shelf doors don't always fit well. We custom-size steel and fiberglass entry doors to match these openings, and can incorporate sidelights or decorative glass where the entryway allows for it — a common upgrade for rowhouses in Toronto's downtown core.