Serving Etobicoke, lakeshore to Rexdale
Window and door replacement in Etobicoke, built for lake weather
Homes near the lake along Mimico and Long Branch still run on original single and double-pane glass, and the wind off Lake Ontario finds every failed seal. You feel it in January drafts, foggy panes, and a heating bill that climbs every year.
Here is the simple way to fix it. Tell us about your project once. We price it against the honest 2026 ranges on this page, and we manage the whole project, start to finish, insured and warrantied. One form, one written quote, no pressure.
2 minutes. A real number in front of you this week.
$2M liability insurance
Current and verifiable, on every Etobicoke project we run.
WSIB coverage
For every crew that sets foot on your property.
Written workmanship warranty
On the installation itself, separate from the manufacturer's.
Free written quotes
No cost, no obligation, and no sales theatre. Ever.
Why now
Why Etobicoke homeowners replace their windows and doors
Etobicoke’s mix of established lakeside neighbourhoods and older housing stock means windows and doors take a particular kind of wear. Here is what local homeowners run into most often.
01· Most popular in Toronto
Wind exposure off Lake Ontario
Etobicoke's southern neighbourhoods sit close to the shoreline, where wind off the lake puts extra strain on older window seals and door frames year-round. It is the single biggest reason lakeside homes draft first.
02
Older lakeside housing stock
Many Etobicoke homes near the lake and along Mimico and Long Branch date back several decades, with original single or double-pane windows that let in drafts and moisture off the lake.
03
Rising energy bills
Drafty windows and doors are one of the biggest sources of heat loss in winter and cooling loss in summer; replacing them is one of the more direct ways to bring utility costs down.
Windows
Window replacement, sized to Etobicoke housing
Casement, double-hung, slider, bay, and basement windows, quoted for your home’s age and exposure to the lake-effect weather common in south Etobicoke.
Casement windows. Crank outward and compress against the frame when closed; the most airtight operating window you can buy, and the right call on walls that face the lake wind.
Double-hung and slider windows. Move within the frame instead of cranking out. They cost less than casements and suit upper floors where an outswing sash is hard to clean.
Bay and bow windows. Project out from the wall, add a shelf of usable space, and pull more light into the room.
Basement windows. Including egress sizing where a basement bedroom needs a legal exit.
Want the process step by step, from final measure to foam and capping? Our window installation Toronto page walks through the whole thing.
How it works
Cold to warm, start to finish
Cold to warm
One system
01
Tell us about your home
One short form: home type, number of windows or doors, rough timeline. About 60 seconds, no cost, no obligation.
02
We measure and price it
We visit your Etobicoke home, measure every opening, and give you one written quote against the honest 2026 ranges on this page, insurance and warranty already in place.
03
We install it
Final measure, your windows and doors built to those exact numbers, then one team runs installation day, start to finish, on your property.
1 day
Install day
is all we need to replace 8 to 12 standard windows. Most whole-home Etobicoke projects finish in 1 to 3 days on site.
Doors
Entry and patio doors that shut out the lake wind
Front entry doors, patio and garden doors, and side or garage-access doors, installed with proper weatherproofing for Ontario winters.
Front entry doors. Steel or fiberglass insulated systems where the slab, frame, weatherstripping, and sill are engineered to work together.
Patio and garden doors. Modern sliders glide on stainless steel rollers and lock at multiple points; hinged garden and French doors suit older Etobicoke homes.
Side and garage-access doors. The forgotten doors that leak the most heat, replaced and sealed to the same standard as the front of the house.
Comparing steel against fiberglass, or sliders against garden doors? See the door installation Toronto page for the full rundown.
2026 price ranges
What window and door replacement costs in Etobicoke
Nobody should walk into a quote blind. These are the ranges most Etobicoke homeowners see in 2026. Your exact price depends on size, material, glass package, and the condition of the openings, but these numbers give you a solid baseline.
Window replacement cost per window
| Window type | Typical installed price |
|---|---|
Standard vinyl windows The most popular choice in Etobicoke: insulates well, never needs painting, and costs less than wood or fiberglass. | $800 to $1,800 |
Bay, bow, and custom shapes Larger and specialty windows need more material and more labour. | $2,500 to $6,000+ |
Basement and egress windows Cutting or enlarging an opening for an egress window adds concrete work. | $2,500 to $5,000 |
Door replacement cost per door
| Door type | Typical installed price |
|---|---|
Steel entry doors The workhorse choice for front doors. | $1,500 to $3,500 |
Fiberglass entry doors Better insulation and a wood look without the upkeep. | $2,500 to $6,000 |
Patio and sliding doors Garden doors and French doors sit at the higher end. | $2,000 to $5,500 |
Quotes far below these ranges usually mean thin frames, no-name glass, or a job that is not properly insured. A fair number beats a cheap surprise.
Want a number for your Etobicoke home instead of a range?
Request your free quote and your exact openings get measured and priced properly.
The payoff
A patio door should glide with one finger, seal like a fridge, and turn a wall into a view.
Coverage
Etobicoke neighbourhoods we cover
From the lakeshore up to Rexdale, we cover all of Etobicoke:
Somewhere else in the GTA? Browse the rest of our service areas, or submit the quote form anyway; if we cover your street, you will hear back with a real number.
Our standard
What we confirm before we run a single Etobicoke project
Anyone with a pickup truck and a caulking gun can call themselves a window contractor. Here is what separates a written Drafty quote from a number scribbled on a business card.
Liability insurance, minimum $2 million, current and verifiable, on every Etobicoke project we run.
WSIB coverage for every crew that sets foot on your property.
A written workmanship warranty on the installation itself, separate from the manufacturer warranty on the windows and doors.
One point of contact, the same team from your first measure through the final walkthrough. No hand-off to chase down.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on cost, coverage, rebates, and timelines for window and door replacement in Etobicoke.
How much does window replacement cost in Etobicoke?
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How long does window and door replacement take?
Your last drafty winter
Get a free quote for your Etobicoke home
You have the price ranges and you know what your home is up against. The only thing left is a real number for your own openings, measured in person and put in writing. No pressure, no obligation, no cost.
- We manage the whole project, one point of contact start to finish
- No pressure to book; the quote is yours to keep
- Free in-home assessment for windows, doors, or both
Energy-efficient window and door upgrades may qualify for financing options or government rebate programs. Ask what is currently available for your Etobicoke home during your free estimate.
Free, no obligation
Request your Etobicoke quote
Tell us about your project and our team will follow up with pricing.
Every Etobicoke project we run carries $2M in liability insurance and full WSIB coverage.