Every glass, window and door job we match in Brampton
Find your job by where it is: the main floor, the basement unit, the bathroom or the shop. We don't do the work; we connect you with an independent local pro who does. One request can cover both units of a two-unit house. Building glass only, not windshields or phone screens.
Main floor
Main-floor windows: foggy between the panes, cracked or stuck
Foggy sealed units
Haze you can't wipe away means the seal between the panes has failed. Often new glass fits the existing frame.
Broken window glass
A cracked or shattered pane, from a stray ball to a stone thrown by the mower, reglazed to fit your frame.
Window repair
A crank that spins, a lock that won't catch, a slider that sticks. Often one worn part is the whole problem.
Emergency glass
Glass broken tonight? Keep everyone clear, photograph it for insurance, then cover the opening. The permanent pane follows once it's measured.
New windows
When the main floor needs new windows
Replacement windows
When frames are soft, leaking or failing in several places, a whole new window is the honest fix, measured opening by opening.
Casement windows
Crank-out windows, common in newer subdivisions. Hardware and glass can often be renewed; a new casement suits a frame that's done.
Vinyl windows
New vinyl frames sized to your existing openings: what changes, what stays, and when keeping the old frame is the better call.
Basement
In the basement: egress windows and small awning units
Basement egress windows
Making a legal second unit? Enlarging or cutting an opening needs a City permit and drawings; a same-size swap is simpler.
Awning windows
Small top-hinged windows high on basement walls. A worn operator, fogged glass or torn screen can each be fixed alone.
Basement unit window guide
Registration, egress, enlarged openings and rental licensing, explained calmly in the City's own terms, with links to the official City pages.
Patio doors
Patio doors: the slider won't lock or glide
Sliding door repair
A slider that drags, won't lock or rides off its track usually needs new rollers, a cleaned track or a latch adjusted.
Patio door replacement
When the frame is warped, the sill leaks or both panels have fogged, a new sliding or hinged door may make sense.
Door glass
Cracked glass in a front door insert, a sidelight or a patio panel. Often the glass alone is replaced and the door stays.
Screens and doors
Screens, storm and entry doors: the screen keeps jumping the track
Window screens
Torn mesh, a bent frame or a missing screen on a casement or slider. Rescreening is a small job worth doing early.
Screen doors
A patio screen that keeps jumping the track, sags or has torn mesh. Rollers, mesh and handles are replaced separately.
Storm doors
A closer that slams, a latch that won't hold or cracked glass. Fix the part, or fit a new door when the frame is bent.
Entry doors
Front and side doors that stick, leak air or have tired glass inserts, including the separate door to a basement unit.
Bathrooms and interiors
Bathrooms and interiors: shower glass, mirrors, cut-to-size glass, railings
Shower glass doors
New or replacement shower doors and panels, framed or frameless, for the main bathroom upstairs or the one in the basement unit.
Custom shower enclosures
Glass built for an odd-shaped shower, a sloped ceiling or a tub, measured on site because walls are rarely true.
Mirrors
Bathroom, closet and full-wall mirrors cut to size and mounted securely. A photo of the wall gets a quote started.
Custom glass
Tabletops, shelves, cabinet doors and replacement panes cut to size, working from your measurements or from the broken piece itself.
Commercial
Shops, plazas and offices
Storefront glass
A broken plaza unit window made safe and boarded first, then reglazed with the right glass once the opening is measured.
Commercial glass doors
Shop and office entrance doors that drag, won't lock or slam. Closers, pivots, hinges and door glass, repaired or replaced.
Property managers
Landlords with rentals across the city, basement units included, can send several windows in one request and name who to contact.
Realtors
Foggy panes, torn screens or a stiff slider spotted before a listing or a home inspection, gathered into a single request.
Before you choose
A repair or a replacement: which suits your job?
Often a repair is enough
- Foggy or cracked glass in a solid frame
- A worn crank, lock or roller
- A torn or derailed screen
When replacement makes more sense
- Soft, warped or leaking frames
- Several windows failing at once
- A basement opening that must get bigger
Questions
Which service is mine?
Areas
Where we match glass jobs
We match requests across Brampton and in nearby Bolton and Georgetown. Your area page shows what's typical for houses there.
Brampton and area
Not sure which one? Send a photo
A photo and a few words are enough. We'll route it to the right kind of independent local pro.