Residential window replacement

Replace the whole window when the whole window is the problem.

Full residential window replacement for worn frames, draughts, failed hardware and outdated units across Toronto and the west GTA.

Residential window replacement installation
Window + frame replacement · final measurements confirmed before ordering

When replacement makes sense

A clean reset instead of another temporary repair.

Glass-only replacement is useful when the frame is good. Full replacement is the better scope when the window system itself is worn, inefficient or failing.

01

Draughts and poor sealing

Air leakage around the sash or frame can point to a window-system problem, not just the glass.

02

Frame or hardware failure

Damaged frames, difficult operation and failing hardware may justify replacing the complete unit.

03

Upgrade the opening

A full replacement lets you change style, opening type and overall window configuration.

Scope helper

Show the whole opening, not just the glass.

For full window replacement, the frame, trim, opening type and exterior access matter. A wider photo helps avoid treating a full-window problem like a glass-only repair.

Room viewShow the window in context.
Open/close issueMention sticking, draughts or failed locks.
Outside viewUse a safe ground-level angle.
Beaver mascot helping identify full window replacement scope
Installer checking the alignment of the window frame

Before ordering

Final measurements come before the final commitment.

The online estimate gives you a useful planning range. Exact dimensions, glass configuration, frame condition and installation details are verified before the job is finalized.

01Review photos and rough project details
02Confirm the opening and exact measurements
03Confirm scope, specifications and final price

Common configurations

Choose the window style that fits the room.

The right style depends on ventilation, room use, opening size and how you want the window to open. Final availability is confirmed for the selected product and opening.

Side-hinged casement window with crank handle

Casement

Side-hinged and opened with a crank. A common choice when you want a wide opening for ventilation and a compression-style seal when closed.

Top-hinged awning window above a kitchen sink

Awning

Top-hinged and opened with a crank. Useful where you want ventilation while keeping the opening more protected from light rain.

Double-hung window with raised lower sash

Double hung

Two vertically moving sashes provide familiar operation and flexible ventilation from the top or bottom.

Horizontal sliding window in a dining room

Slider

Horizontal sliding style with a simple footprint that works well where an outward-opening sash is not ideal.

Fixed picture window overlooking a front lawn

Fixed / picture

Non-operating glass designed for light, view and larger uninterrupted glass areas where ventilation is not required.

Questions

Can you estimate a full window replacement online?

Yes. Choose window styles and quantities to build a preliminary range. Glass-only estimates also use approximate dimensions. Final product specifications and measurements still need confirmation.

Can I enter several windows with different sizes?

Choose styles and quantities for complete windows. For glass-only work, add separate items for different approximate sizes. Final ordering dimensions are confirmed during measurement.

What is the minimum residential project price?

Our minimum residential project price is $800 before HST.

Start with the opening you have.

Send the basics now; exact measurements can come next.

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Room-by-room planning

Choose a window for the way you live.

01

Kitchen: reach matters

Think about reaching the handle over a sink or counter. Note nearby taps, cabinets and anything that could obstruct the sash. A familiar-looking window can operate quite differently.

02

Bedrooms: bring the whole brief

Mention ventilation, privacy, furniture placement and any proposed change to the opening. Ask the installer to confirm applicable opening requirements before settling on a configuration.

03

Living rooms: view versus airflow

A fixed pane gives you a view but does not open. If fresh air matters, discuss an arrangement with operating sections. Sketch which parts you want to open; artistic talent is strictly optional.

04

Before installation day

Ask what furniture, blinds and curtains need moving, who handles trim and disposal, and how pets should be kept clear. Confirm those tasks with the crew before the date.