Whether you need a single pane swapped out or every entry point in your home upgraded, our crew handles the full scope — measured, built, and installed to last.
Window Full window replacement and new-build installations across Durham Region. Casement, slider, awning, bay, and bow — every unit is Canadian-made, measured to your opening, and installed by our own trained crew in a single visit.
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Window Foggy glass, failed seals, broken hardware, stuck sashes, or damaged frames — most issues don't require a full replacement. We diagnose first and only recommend what your window actually needs. Fast turnaround, no unnecessary upsells.
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Door Steel and fiberglass entry doors built for Ontario's climate — factory-finished, multi-point locking systems, and hundreds of style combinations. We handle framing, weatherproofing, and hardware installation from start to finish.
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Door Sagging frames, broken seals, damaged weatherstripping, or worn-out hardware — we repair common problems efficiently. Most door repairs are completed the same day, keeping your home secure without the cost of a full swap.
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Glass Interior and exterior glass door installations — from full-lite entry doors to interior French configurations. Built for light, privacy, and thermal performance without compromising on security or style.
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Sliding Smooth-glide sliding door systems for interior and exterior openings. Thermally broken frames, multi-point locks, and low-profile thresholds — installed level, sealed tight, and tested before we leave.
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Patio Stiff rollers, broken locks, cracked glass panels, or failing seals on your patio door — we carry parts for most major brands and complete the majority of repairs in a single visit. No waiting weeks for a technician.
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Twenty-two years of repeat business doesn't happen by accident. It happens because we treat every home like it's the one our name is attached to — because it is.
Most installers split coverage between the manufacturer and the labour contractor — leaving you in the middle when something goes wrong. With us, one call handles everything, for as long as you own the property.
Poorly sealed or single-glazed windows are one of the biggest sources of heat loss in an Ontario home. Our thermally broken frames and high-performance glass stop that drain before your next gas bill arrives.
Our crews arrive with every unit pre-measured, pre-ordered, and ready to fit. No waiting for parts to show up, no half-finished jobs left overnight — most homes are fully done, cleaned up, and back to normal the same day we start.
We write every estimate as a fixed, detailed document — not a ballpark figure we adjust later. What changes between the quote and the invoice? Nothing. That's the point.
Tell us what you're dealing with — one window, a full home, or anything in between — and we'll come to you, assess everything in person, and hand you a written price before we leave. No follow-up calls, no pressure to sign.Three ways to reach us — whichever feels easiest.
A member of our team visits your home, measures every opening, and walks you through your options without rushing you toward a decision. You'll receive a clear written quote within 24 hours of the visit.
Choose your frame colour, glass package, hardware finish, and door slab from full-size samples we bring to your home. No guessing from a catalogue — you see and touch before deciding.
Every unit is custom-manufactured at our Canadian facility. Nothing is pulled off a shelf — your windows and doors are built specifically for your openings.
Our crew shows up on time, protects every surface, completes the full job, and removes all old units before leaving.
Every neighbourhood in Durham Region has a home we've worked on. Here's a small sample of what our crews have delivered across Ajax.
"We replaced every window in a 1990s semi in Westney Heights — 11 units in total. The crew was here at 8am, done by 3pm, and the difference in temperature that same evening was noticeable. No mess left behind, no second trip needed. Gas bill dropped by nearly a third within two months."
"Had two foggy sealed units in our front bedroom that we'd been ignoring for years. Called on a Tuesday, someone came on Thursday, fixed both on the spot without telling us we needed full replacements. Honest, fast, and half the price I expected."
"Our front entry was original to the house — drafty, hard to lock properly, and an eyesore. The new fiberglass door completely changed the look of the house from the street. Fitted in under four hours, permit handled by them, and the multi-point lock gives us real peace of mind."
"Back door was dropping on the hinge and letting cold air in every winter. Called expecting to be told we needed a new door. They came, adjusted the frame, replaced the weatherstripping, and it's been perfect ever since. Same-day repair, no drama."
"The old sliding door onto our deck hadn't closed properly in three years. They replaced the full unit — new thermally broken frame, smooth glide, proper lock — and it took one morning. Can't believe we waited this long. House feels completely different in winter."
We offer in-home quotes across all of the following:
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Double-pane glass offers a meaningful improvement over single-pane, but in a climate like Ajax's — where lakeside winters push temperatures well below freezing for months at a time — triple-pane is the more practical long-term choice. The additional glass layer and argon gas fill create a measurably higher thermal barrier, reducing heat loss through the glass itself. Most homeowners who upgrade from double to triple-pane notice the difference in their first heating season, both in comfort and on their energy bill.
Older Ontario homes — particularly those built before the 1990s — typically have non-standard opening sizes that require custom-measured units rather than off-the-shelf replacements. In terms of style, casement windows are the most common and practical choice for heritage and older builds: they seal tightly when closed, are easy to operate, and suit the proportions of traditional facades. That said, the right style always depends on the specific opening, the room's ventilation needs, and what fits the character of the home.
Yes — and in many cases, winter is actually a practical time to book. Our crews are experienced with cold-weather installations and use materials and techniques suited to low-temperature conditions. Openings are exposed briefly during the swap, but our process is designed to minimise that window. The bigger advantage: winter bookings often have shorter lead times, so if your current windows or doors are failing heading into the cold months, there's no reason to wait until spring to address it.
Both are strong, durable, and far superior to wood for Ontario's climate — but they suit different priorities. Steel doors are typically the more affordable option and offer excellent security and insulation when properly weatherstripped. Fiberglass doors cost more upfront but are more resistant to warping, denting, and corrosion over time, and can be finished to convincingly replicate wood grain. For homes close to water or exposed to significant weather, fiberglass tends to hold up better over the long term. We carry both and can walk you through the options in person.
In many cases, yes — positively. Upgrading to impact-resistant, properly sealed windows and doors can reduce your home's risk profile in the eyes of your insurer, particularly around weather damage and forced entry. Some Ontario insurers offer premium reductions for ENERGY STAR® certified upgrades or reinforced entry door systems. We'd recommend contacting your provider after installation with the product specs and installation documentation — both of which we supply as standard with every completed job.
The products we install are designed and tested for a minimum of 25–30 years under normal Ontario conditions. In practice, a correctly installed, well-maintained window or door will often outlast that significantly. The variables that most affect lifespan are installation quality, exposure to direct weather, and how well the surrounding frame and caulking are maintained over time. Because we use our own trained crews on every job and back everything with a lifetime warranty, the performance of what we install is something we're accountable for well beyond the day we finish the job.
It depends on the time of year and the scope of the job. During peak season — typically late spring through early autumn — lead times from approved quote to installation run between four and six weeks, accounting for custom manufacturing. Winter bookings often move faster. For urgent situations, such as a failed seal on an entry door or a damaged frame affecting security, we prioritise same-day or next-day assessments. The best way to get an accurate timeline is to reach out for a quote — we'll give you a realistic schedule from the first conversation.
Very little — that's intentional. Clear the area within a metre or so of each window or door being replaced, move any furniture that sits directly beneath a window, and take down curtains or blinds from the units being worked on. Everything else is handled by our crew: floor protection goes down before we start, old units are removed and hauled away, and the work area is vacuumed and tidied before we leave. If you have pets, keeping them in a separate room during the installation makes the day smoother for everyone.
We will visit your home, assess every opening, and follow up with a written fixed-price quote within 24 hours. No deposit required, no obligation to proceed, and no salesperson chasing you afterward.