Etobicoke and the GTA
Windows and doors for your Etobicoke home
Etobicoke runs from postwar bungalows to condo towers on the waterfront, and each needs a different first step. Design your windows and doors online, see real samples at our Pickering showroom, and let us look after every details for you.
Start at home, at your own pace
Three free tools, no pressure. Use one, or all three.
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Design it online
Pick the type, size and colour in the configurator and watch your windows and doors take shape. When you are happy, send a quote request.
Open the configurator - 02
Measure with confidence
Our measurement guide walks you through each opening. Already have a size? The rough opening converter turns it into a frame size.
Start measuring - 03
Check a quote you have
Got a quote from someone else? Run it through our two minute checklist and see whether you are comparing like with like.
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See it, touch it, ask us anything
Photos only go so far. Our showroom on Orangebrook Court in Pickering displays aluminium windows and doors, so you can feel the finish and see the frames up close. Visits are by appointment, and you can book a time online or through the chat.
One team from order to installation
We deliver across Canada. In Toronto and the wider GTA we can also arrange the installation, so one team looks after the whole job. Outside the GTA we supply your windows and doors and you bring your own installer.
Where we install
- Toronto
- Etobicoke
- North York
- Scarborough
- Mississauga
- Brampton
- Oakville
- Burlington
- Milton
- Vaughan
- Markham
- Richmond Hill
- Aurora
- Newmarket
- Pickering
- Ajax
- Whitby
- Oshawa
Good to know for Etobicoke homes
Postwar homes and a growing suburb
Etobicoke grew quickly after the Second World War, and the City of Toronto archives record its population rising from under 40,000 to over 200,000 in two decades. If your home is from that era, check each opening carefully before you order.
Heritage areas: Baby Point and Weston
The City of Toronto lists Teiaiagon-Baby Point and Weston Phase 1 as adopted heritage conservation districts. In a district, exterior changes need a heritage permit, so check your street before you choose windows.
Condo towers at Humber Bay Shores
Waterfront Etobicoke has many condo towers. In Toronto, replacing windows or doors in a building other than a single dwelling house needs a building permit, so start with your condo board and the City.
Questions Etobicoke homeowners ask
The City of Toronto says a permit is not needed to replace a window or door in the same opening of a house with one dwelling unit, if the size and structure do not change. New or enlarged openings need one. Check with the City first.
Yes. We deliver across Canada and arrange installation in Etobicoke and the rest of the GTA and neighbouring cities, so one team looks after the job. Outside that area we supply the windows and doors and you use your own installer.
Parts of Etobicoke, including Baby Point and Weston, are heritage conservation districts, where exterior changes need a heritage permit. Look up your address with the City of Toronto before you order, since a permit rule can shape which windows are allowed.
Yes. Our showroom on Orangebrook Court in Pickering displays aluminium windows and doors, by appointment. You can book a time online or through the chat on any page, and bring your questions.
The colours available vary from brand to brand. The popular ones can be picked in our online configurator, and on request we can offer any RAL colour. You can browse the full range on our RAL colours page.
Use our free measurement guide, which takes you through each opening step by step. If you already have an opening size, the rough opening converter turns it into the frame size to order.
Still wondering about something? Ask the chat assistant on this page, or contact us. Want to read more first? Our guide to vinyl, PVC and uPVC windows and the RAL colours page are a good start.
Ready when you are
Start with a design, a measurement or a visit. Whichever you choose, we are glad to help you take the next step.