Toronto Windows & Doors has been part of this city's home improvement scene for over twenty years. We've installed more than 8,700 windows and doors for homeowners across the region, each one backed by a lifetime workmanship guarantee. Based in Toronto, Ontario, we treat every home like it's ours.
Every job that carries our name gets measured, ordered, and installed by the same in-house team, not handed off to a subcontractor we’ve never worked with before. That’s the standard we hold ourselves to, whether it’s a single patio slider or a full-home window overhaul.
We take on everything from a single cracked pane to a full-home replacement. We’re at our best on the tricky jobs, like century homes with out-of-square openings, heritage doors bound by strict style rules, or a renovation where the install date has to land inside a tight construction schedule.
No pressure, no pushy sales call, just a straight answer for your Toronto home.
The same local crew shows up for the first visit and the final walkthrough, not routed through a dispatch center or a rotating cast of subcontractors.
Our office, warehouse, and install crews are all right here in the city, so getting someone to your door doesn't mean routing through a national dispatch line.
From century homes with settled frames to new builds on factory-standard rough openings, we've fit windows and doors into almost every kind of Toronto wall.
If a seal fails or a hinge loosens years down the road, we send someone out and cover it, no fine print about who's at fault.
Energy Star rated glass and tight, custom seals mean less draft and a heating bill that reflects it, not just a sticker on the frame.
We carry WSIB coverage and liability insurance on every job, so you're never the one holding the risk if something goes wrong mid-install.
Whoever measures your opening also installs it, and stays the contact afterward if a question comes up later.
From a single sticking door to a whole-house window swap, it's all in a day's work for our crew.
Full-home or single-opening replacements, fitted and sealed by our own installers.
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Fogged glass, stuck sashes, or broken hardware fixed without a full replacement.
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Space-saving sliders that glide side to side instead of swinging out.
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Entry, patio, and interior doors fitted precisely to your existing frame.
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Loose hinges, drafty seals, or a latch that won't catch, sorted quickly.
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When patching a door stops making sense, we swap the whole unit, frame included.
Read moreWe don’t stock a limited catalog and hope something fits. Every window and door we install is manufactured to the exact measurements of your opening, using Energy Star certified glass and hardware from established North American brands, so you get a tight seal rather than a shimmed-in compromise.
Three stages, one crew, and a fixed price you saw coming.
A member of our own crew walks your property, takes exact measurements at every opening, and talks through material and budget options with you directly, no pressure to sign that day.
FIRST VISIT
Once you give the go-ahead, we place the order with our supplier, who builds your specific units from scratch rather than pulling something off a shelf. Expect roughly three to four weeks before install day.
BUILD TIME
On install day, we lay down floor protection, pull the outdated frames, set and seal the new windows and doors, then walk the finished job with you before registering your warranty and hauling away the debris.
INSTALL & INSPECT
Every quote below came from an actual completed job in the city, not a script.
We work out of Toronto and travel throughout the surrounding GTA for consultations, measurements, and installs. We are mobile: we bring the assessment, the quote, and eventually the crew straight to your driveway.
If yours isn't listed, call us directly at 416-840-5201 and a real person will answer, not a recording.
It depends on what's actually failing. A single foggy pane, a stuck sash, or worn weather stripping usually just needs a repair, and replacing the whole window would be overkill. But ongoing issues like a rotted frame, a seal that's failed in multiple spots, or drafts that fixes never quite solve usually point to replacement instead. We'll give you an honest read on which one makes sense for your specific window during the free consultation, not just push whichever job pays more.
We work with established North American manufacturers rather than a single house brand, so we can match the frame material, glass package, and finish to your home and budget, not the other way around. That includes vinyl, fiberglass, and steel options depending on the product, plus a range of Energy Star rated glass packages. We'll walk you through the specific options for your project once we've measured every opening, rather than quoting blind over the phone.
Most straightforward replacements in Toronto, where you're swapping a window or door for one of matching size in the same opening, don't require a permit. If your project involves enlarging a rough opening, cutting into a load-bearing wall, or adding a brand-new one where none existed, a permit is usually needed and we'll flag that during the consultation. We can advise on what your specific project requires, though the homeowner remains responsible for pulling any required permit.
Yes. If a window or door was damaged by a storm, a break-in, or another sudden event, we can inspect the damage, provide a detailed written estimate, and put together documentation your insurance adjuster will typically ask for. We're happy to speak directly with your adjuster if that speeds things along. We can't guarantee what your policy will cover, but we'll make sure the paperwork on our end doesn't slow the claim down.
Condensation or fogging trapped between the panes means the seal has broken and the insulating gas escaped, leaving that glass unit unable to insulate properly. Other warning signs include a window that's suddenly hard to open or close, visible gaps or soft spots around the frame, a noticeable draft even with it fully closed, or a musty smell nearby that can point to trapped moisture. Catching these early usually means a smaller repair instead of water damage to the wall around it.
Yes, we install year-round, including through the winter. We work in sections so your home isn't left wide open, and most single-opening jobs are exposed to the outside for well under an hour. Extreme cold can affect how certain sealants cure, so we adjust products and timing accordingly on the coldest days. If anything about your project needs different scheduling because of the weather, we'll talk through it before booking the install date.
For something urgent, like a door that won't lock or a window that's let go completely, call us directly rather than filling out the online form, since we prioritize those by phone. We can't promise same-day for every address given how spread out our service area is, but we treat security and weather-exposure issues as a priority and will tell you honestly on the call how soon we can realistically get someone there.
