Foggy sealed units, broken glass, drafty frames or a full replacement – we fix what needs fixing, not more.

Window Repair & Replacement

Foggy sealed units, broken glass, drafty frames or a full replacement – we fix what needs fixing, not more.

PROJECTS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

460+

Clients Rating

4.9★

OUR SERVICES

Everything we repair, install and rebuild

Eight service lines across four trades, all handled by our own technicians. Emergency work goes out 24/7 

01/

Failed sealed units swapped out without touching the frame, the trim or the drywall.

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Cracked and shattered panes replaced quickly, with same-day board-up if it’s needed. 

03/

Casement, slider, awning and picture windows, installed square, level and fully sealed.

04/

Multi-unit assemblies including structural header work and complete exterior finishing. 

05/

Basement windows and window wells sized to meet Ontario code for a legal bedroom.

06/

Low-E coatings, argon fill and triple glazing, specified and built for Ontario winters.

07/

Broken cranks, latches, sash balances and torn screens, repaired rather than replaced. 

08/

Rotted sills and water-damaged frames rebuilt properly before any new units go in. 

BEFORE YOU REPLACE

Fogged glass doesn't mean a new window

The seal failed, the frame is probably fine

Condensation between the panes means the sealed unit has failed. The frame, the hardware and the operation are usually in perfectly good shape. In most cases we replace the glass alone — the frame stays in the wall, no drywall gets touched, and the cost is a fraction of full replacement.

Full replacement is the right call for rot, warping and single-pane windows. We’ll tell you which one you’ve got. 

Cities Covered

25+

Average Response Time

18 min

SERVICE AREA

Window Repair And Installation Across Ontario

Glass replacement, sealed units and full window installs in 25+ cities. Custom sizes are measured locally and delivered to your address, so lead times don’t stretch just because you’re outside Toronto. 

HOW IT WORKS

From measure to final caulk

01. Free Assessment

We check whether the seal, the sash or the whole unit has failed — often the glass alone needs replacing.

02. Measured & Quoted

Every opening measured individually, with a firm price covering glass, install and finishing.

03. Installed & Sealed

Shimmed square, insulated, caulked inside and out, with capping and trim completed.

04. Cleaned & Checked

Every sash tested, old units hauled away, and the room left cleaner than we found it.

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TESTIMONIALS

Windows we've made warmer

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Why Choose Us

Skilled hands for every home

4.9★

20K+

Ontario homes serviced since day one

Still not sure? Talk to us

Phone No:

+1 226 289-9711

Seeing fog between the panes? That’s usually a glass-only job, not a whole window. Send us a photo and we’ll tell you which one you’ve got.

FAQ

Window questions worth asking first

01. Can you replace just the glass instead of the whole window?

In most cases, yes. If the seal has failed but the frame, sash and hardware are sound, we replace the sealed unit alone — no frame removal, no drywall repair, and a fraction of the cost of full replacement.

The seal around the insulated glass unit has failed and moisture has got in. It’s a sealed-unit failure, not a cleaning problem — no amount of wiping reaches the inside face. The insulating value drops noticeably too.

Yes. Installers work one opening at a time, so the house is never fully open to the cold. Winter often brings better availability and shorter lead times than the spring rush.

It makes a real difference for noise and for rooms that never feel warm, and it’s worth it on north-facing walls or near busy roads. On a well-sealed south-facing wall the return is thinner. It adds roughly 10 to 15% to the unit cost.

Cutting the opening to code size, installing the window and fitting a window well with proper drainage. Ontario code sets minimum dimensions and sill height for a legal basement bedroom. Expect $1,500 to $3,500 depending on whether the foundation needs cutting.

Yes. Old units and packaging are removed, interior surfaces are vacuumed, and exterior debris is cleared. Drop sheets go down before any glass comes out.

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