In-House Installation
Our in-house installation team is highly trained and qualified, with years of experience that ensure professional, error-free, and timely installations.
Building Codes and Guidelines
Our team strictly follows standard industry procedures, best practices, and provincial building codes when replacing windows and doors.
Safety Methods
We adhere to comprehensive safety procedure standards, both for workers and for installations. All our workers are covered by Workers’ Compensation, and all our projects carry liability insurance.
The Lengths We Go to Ensure the Job’s Done Right
- We install doors and windows while ensuring that they are level. They are then squared and plumbed to ensure the seal remains intact.
- We use pre-cut shims for levelling. This reduces deflection, prevents the frames from rotating, and minimizes distortion.
- We use polyurethane foam as a thermal barrier to keep air in, which keeps your home’s interior warm.
- Our workers add sealants to the exterior at the end of the job to ensure that the vapour and thermal barrier remains intact. As a result, there will be less moisture inside the house and little leakage. It also prevents drafts.
- We remove all construction and installation-related debris as part of our professional services. We leave all sites clean.
- Our crew members will cover your floors and furniture (if unmoved) to protect them from installation/construction debris. Please note that moving furniture is not a part of the services we render.
- A supervisor reviews and inspects the installation or replacement job before we leave your premises.