Updating your windows and doors can cut down on energy costs, enhance your home’s market value, and refresh its look and feel.
Frequently Asked Questions
You may need new windows or doors if you notice drafts, difficulty opening or closing them, condensation between panes, rotting or warping, or higher energy bills.
Replacement time varies based on how many windows and doors you’re replacing, the type, and the size of your home. Usually, it takes one to three days.
While it’s technically possible to do it yourself, unless you’re experienced and equipped, hiring a professional is the best way to ensure proper installation and avoid potential damage.
Costs depend on window and door size, material, and installation complexity. On average, windows range from $500 to $1,500, and doors from $1,500 to $3,500.
By upgrading, homeowners can save up to 25% on energy bills due to improved energy efficiency.
For Southern Ontario, energy-efficient windows and doors with a high R-value are ideal. Popular choices include vinyl, fiberglass, and composite materials.
Windows and doors typically last between 15 to 25 years. Lifespan depends on climate, maintenance, and product quality.
Look for a high Energy Star rating when shopping; this label indicates that they meet energy efficiency standards.
Yes, we offer custom sizing and design options to fit your unique needs and preferences.
Windows and doors are often the most vulnerable points for sound entering your home. However, new or replacement windows and doors can significantly reduce sound transmission, making your home quieter.