Mississauga and the GTA
Windows and doors for your Mississauga home
Mississauga has planned 1970s communities like Meadowvale, heritage villages, and many homes with basements people want to use. 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 Mississauga homes
Same size swaps and new openings
The City of Mississauga says a permit is not needed to replace an existing window or door with the same size. New or enlarged windows and doors, and below grade entrances or basement walkouts, do need one. Zoning still applies.
Meadowvale Village and Old Port Credit Village
Heritage districts like these have their own rules. The City's heritage guideline says changes to windows and doors on designated properties need a heritage permit, even when no building permit is needed.
Planned communities from the 1970s
Meadowvale was developed from 1970 and Erin Mills was built in phases from the 1970s onward. In homes of that age, measure every opening, as sizes can differ from room to room.
Questions Mississauga homeowners ask
The City of Mississauga says replacing an existing window or door with the same size does not need a building permit. New or enlarged openings and basement walkouts do. Zoning rules still apply, so confirm your plan with the City before you order.
If your home is designated, or sits in a heritage district like Meadowvale Village or Old Port Credit Village, the City's guideline says window and door changes need a heritage permit. Check your property with the City before you choose a style.
Yes. We deliver across Canada and arrange installation in Mississauga 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.
Yes. Our showroom is in Pickering, on Orangebrook Court, and shows aluminium windows and doors by appointment. Book a time online or through the chat, and bring photos or measurements of your home.
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.