Window Replacement in Oakville

Oakville begins a few kilometres east of our showroom. The Door Centre is at 4280 Harvester Road, Unit 10, in east Burlington. From there, Bronte and Glen Abbey are roughly 8–9 km away, and downtown Oakville is about 15 km along the QEW, usually 15 to 20 minutes. We're a family-owned window and door company, founded in 1981, and we've already worked in neighbourhoods like Bronte.

From heritage streets to executive homes

Oakville's homes vary more than most, and the right window depends on the street. Old Oakville and Kerr Village are older and century homes close to the lake. The Town of Oakville has several heritage conservation districts, most of them in and around Old Oakville. There, exterior changes such as window replacement may need a heritage permit. Bronte is a lakeside mix of older homes and newer infill. Glen Abbey, River Oaks and Joshua Creek are mostly two-storey homes from the 1980s through the 2000s. West Oak Trails and north Oakville are newer subdivisions, many still on their original builder windows.

Keeping a character home's character

On an older Oakville home, the goal is usually better performance without losing the look. We can match the original lines with SDL bars, real wood interiors in pine, oak or cherry, exterior colours from 50 standard shades or a custom match, and brickmolds from 1/8 inch to 3 inches. If your home is in a heritage district or is designated, check with the Town before you order. We work on heritage houses in Oakville. We can supply the windows, install them, or both.

Big glass, done right

Larger Oakville homes often have big or unusual windows. We supply arched and shaped windows, bay and bow windows, casements, and fixed picture units in triple- or dual-pane glass. On big south- and west-facing walls, LoE coatings reflect summer heat back outside and keep winter heat inside. Glass choices include LoE 180, 272, 366 and i89. Our window lines are Vinylbilt and Frank by Ostaco.