Three services covering replacement, premium European systems and repair, all certified to Energy Star Zone C for Toronto's Climate Zone 6.
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Energy Star Zone C
Certified for Climate Zone 6
In-House Crews
No subcontractors, WSIB insured
10-Year Labour Warranty
Plus manufacturer warranties
Most homeowners arrive with one of three problems: windows that leak heat, windows that have fogged up, or a project where standard vinyl won't do the job.
Supply and in-house installation of vinyl, casement and triple-pane windows certified to Energy Star Zone C.
Authorized European tilt-and-turn window systems from Schuco, Reynaers and Cortizo with best-in-class thermal and security performance.
Repair of foggy, drafty and failing windows, including insulated glass unit (IGU) replacement, before you commit to full replacement.
Canada splits the country into Energy Star climate zones. Toronto and the surrounding GTA sit in Climate Zone 6, which maps to Energy Star Zone C. A window certified for a warmer zone can be sold here legally. It just won't perform through a GTA January.
Every window we quote carries Zone C certification. The number that matters most is the U-factor: how quickly heat escapes through the assembly. Lower is better. A typical builder-grade double-pane unit sits around 0.28 to 0.30. Our triple-pane systems reach as low as 0.14. The same standard applies across all our window and door replacement work in the GTA, doors included.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 150+ reviews.
"They replaced every window in our North York home with triple-pane units. The house is noticeably warmer and our heating bill dropped. The in-house crew was tidy and professional."
"We had foggy glass in three windows. Instead of pushing a full replacement, they swapped just the glass units and saved us a lot. Honest and knowledgeable."
"Our new Schuco tilt-and-turn windows are stunning and incredibly solid. The security hardware is next level. Worth every dollar for our Richmond Hill home."
Vinyl windows run $600–$1,200 installed per window, with triple-pane upgrades adding roughly $900–$1,800. A full-home replacement typically ranges $8,000–$18,000 depending on window count, size and frame type.
Yes. Our Energy Star Zone C certified installations are eligible for the Canada Greener Homes Grant and Enbridge HER+ rebates, subject to a registered energy assessment. We help you understand eligibility during your quote.
No. Every window and door is installed by our own in-house crews, which is how we keep quality consistent and stand behind our 10-year labour warranty.
Toronto sits in Climate Zone 6, so Energy Star Zone C products are the target. Our triple-pane systems reach U-factors as low as 0.14 for the best comfort and efficiency in GTA winters.
Often, yes. If the frame and hardware are sound, we replace just the failed insulated glass unit (IGU), a lower-cost fix that restores clarity and insulation. If the frame is also failing, we'll explain the repair-or-replace trade-off honestly.
As authorized Schuco, Reynaers and Cortizo dealers, we install tilt-and-turn systems with dual-action operation, multi-point RC1–RC4 security hardware and slimline thermally broken aluminum frames, delivering performance beyond typical vinyl-only options.
We back our installations with a 10-year labour warranty, in addition to manufacturer product warranties. We're also Energy Star Canada certified, CSA A440 compliant and WSIB insured.
We serve the entire Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill and Oakville. In Oakville and Vaughan we handle a high share of premium European system installs.
A standard entry door is typically installed in a single day. Whole-home window projects usually take one to a few days depending on the number of windows and whether it's retrofit or full-frame work.
Ask us during your free in-home measurement, or get in touch and we'll answer it straight.
Free in-home measurement across the GTA. Itemised pricing per opening and the U-factor stated in writing.
