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Doors & Windows Guide Toronto 2026 — Replacement, Installation & Costs
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Doors & Windows Guide Toronto 2026 — Replacement, Installation & Costs

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Published April 28, 2026·Updated April 29, 2026·Prices and availability may vary.

# Doors & Windows Guide Toronto 2026 — Replacement, Installation & Costs

Doors and windows affect energy efficiency, security, curb appeal, natural light, and comfort. Replacing old, drafty windows or an aging front door can reduce energy bills by 20-30 percent and dramatically improve your home.

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Window Types and Costs

Window TypeCost Per Window (Installed)Best ForEnergy Efficiency
Double-hung$500–$1,000Traditional homes, bedroomsGood
Casement (crank-out)$500–$1,200Modern homes, kitchensExcellent
Sliding$400–$900Basements, wide openingsGood
Awning$400–$800Bathrooms, basementsExcellent
Bay window$2,000–$5,000Living roomsGood
Bow window$2,500–$6,000Master bedroomsGood
Picture (fixed)$300–$800Living rooms, stairwellsExcellent

See our Window Replacement Cost Toronto 2026 and Window Installation Guide Toronto.

Window Frame Materials

MaterialCostMaintenanceLifespanEnergy Efficiency
Vinyl (PVC)$None25-40 yearsVery good
Fibreglass$$None40-50 yearsExcellent
Wood$$$High30-40+ yearsExcellent
Aluminum$Low20-30 yearsPoor
Recommendation for Toronto: Vinyl or fibreglass frames. Vinyl is most popular (85% of Toronto replacements). See our Energy Efficient Windows Toronto guide.

Ontario Window Rebates 2026

  • Canada Greener Homes Grant — Up to $5,000 for eligible window upgrades
  • Enbridge Gas rebates — Additional incentives for natural gas-heated homes

Door Types and Costs

Exterior Doors

Door TypeCost (Installed)Best For
Steel entry door$800–$2,000Security, budget
Fibreglass entry door$1,500–$4,000Best all-around
Wood entry door$2,000–$6,000+Traditional, curb appeal
French doors (pair)$2,000–$5,000Patio access — see French Doors vs Sliding
Sliding patio door$1,500–$4,000Space-saving — see Sliding Door Repair
Storm door$300–$800Additional insulation
Screen door$200–$600Ventilation — see Screen Door Guide
Garage door$1,000–$3,500See Garage Door Cost Toronto

See our Front Door Replacement Toronto and Door Replacement Cost Toronto.

Interior Doors

Door TypeCost (Installed)Best For
Hollow-core$150–$300Closets, low-traffic areas
Solid-core$250–$500Bedrooms, bathrooms
Solid wood (panel)$400–$800+Feature doors, heritage homes
Barn door (sliding)$400–$1,200Pantries, offices — see Barn Door Guide
French doors (interior)$600–$1,500Home offices, dining rooms
Pocket door$500–$1,200Small bathrooms, closets
Mirror/sliding closet$300–$800Bedrooms — see Mirror Closet Doors

See our Interior Doors Guide Toronto.

When to Repair vs Replace

Windows — Repair When:

  • Single broken pane ($50–$200)
  • Hardware failure ($50–$200)
  • Weather stripping worn ($30–$80 per window)
  • Minor wood rot (epoxy fill, $100–$300)

Windows — Replace When:

  • Seal failure (fog between panes)
  • Frame rot or warping
  • Single-pane windows
  • Windows are 20+ years old

Doors — Repair When:

  • Sticking or dragging ($100–$200 adjustment)
  • Weatherstripping worn ($50–$150)
  • Lock or hardware failure ($100–$400)

Doors — Replace When:

  • Warped beyond adjustment
  • Security concerns
  • Energy efficiency (drafts that weatherstripping cannot fix)

For smart lock upgrades, see our Smart Lock Installation Toronto guide.

Whole-House Window Replacement Cost

Home SizeWindowsVinyl Double-PaneVinyl Triple-Pane
Townhouse8-12$5,000–$10,000$7,000–$14,000
Semi-detached10-15$6,000–$13,000$9,000–$18,000
Bungalow10-14$6,000–$12,000$8,000–$16,000
Two-storey detached15-25$10,000–$22,000$14,000–$30,000

Permit Requirements in Toronto

Windows

  • Same-size replacement: No permit required
  • Enlarging or adding windows: Building permit required
  • Basement egress windows: Building permit required

Doors

  • Same-size replacement: No permit required
  • New doorway through load-bearing wall: Building permit required
  • New exterior doorway: Building permit required

Related Doors & Windows Guides

Windows

Exterior Doors

Interior Doors

Garage Doors

General

Service Pages

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