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Window and door experts provide a wide range of services, including installation, replacement, repairs, weatherproofing, sealing, and custom fitting. They work with both interior and exterior doors, as well as all types of windows including casement, sliding, and bay windows.

The cost varies depending on size, material, and complexity. On average:

• Window installation: $400 to $1,200+ per window


• Door installation: $500 to $2,000+ per door

Custom or energy-efficient models may cost more.

Signs it's time for replacement include:

• Drafts or air leaks


• Condensation between panes


• Difficulty opening or closing


• Rising energy bills


• Visible damage or rotting frames

Yes. ENERGY STAR® certified windows and doors help lower heating and cooling costs, increase comfort, reduce condensation, and improve resale value. They’re especially valuable in Canada’s cold climate zones.

For a standard-sized home, a professional crew can usually replace 10 to 15 windows in a single day. However, this depends on the complexity of the installation. Full-frame replacements take significantly longer than retrofits. If structural work or new trim is required, the project may extend over two or three days. Doors usually take about half a day per unit, depending on the framing requirements.

Low-Emissivity (Low-E) glass has a microscopically thin, transparent coating that reflects heat. In the winter, it reflects your home's heat back inside, and in the summer, it reflects solar heat away from the house. It is a standard requirement for modern energy-efficient homes and is highly recommended for any replacement project to protect furniture from UV fading and reduce energy bills.

Modern vinyl and fiberglass units require very little maintenance other than occasional cleaning with mild soap and water. You should also inspect the caulking once a year to ensure it hasn't cracked. For moving parts, such as hinges and tracks, a light application of silicone-based lubricant once a year will keep them operating smoothly. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or high-pressure washers, as these can damage seals and coatings.

While replacing windows one by one is easier on the immediate budget, it is generally more expensive in the long run. Contractors often offer "volume discounts" for whole-home projects because it allows them to mobilize their crew and equipment just once. Furthermore, replacing them all at once ensures a consistent look and uniform energy efficiency across the entire property.