Storm Door Installation in Oshawa

Storm door installation in the GTA typically costs $300-$800 including the door and professional installation, depending on the style and brand. Full-view and ventilating models cost more than basic models. RenoHouse provides free estimates.

Yes, a properly installed storm door creates an insulating air pocket that can reduce energy loss through your entry door by up to 50%. In Oshawa's cold winters, this translates to noticeable savings on heating bills.

Full-view storm doors maximize natural light and showcase your entry door. Ventilating storm doors with retractable screens are ideal for Oshawa homeowners who want both winter insulation and summer airflow. RenoHouse helps you choose the best option.

Storm doors can be installed on most standard exterior door openings. Some non-standard sizes or door configurations may require a custom-fit storm door. RenoHouse measures your opening and ensures a perfect fit.

A standard storm door installation takes 1-2 hours. RenoHouse handles everything from measurement to final adjustment, ensuring smooth operation of both the storm door and your main entry door.

RenoHouse installs storm doors from leading brands including Larson, Andersen, and Emco. These brands offer excellent build quality, hardware, and warranty coverage for Canadian climate conditions.

Absolutely. Storm doors are especially beneficial in Oshawa's climate. They protect your main door from ice and snow damage, reduce drafts, and create an insulating barrier that keeps cold air out and warm air in.

Many storm doors come with built-in retractable screens that roll away when not in use. Larson and Andersen both offer ventilating storm doors with screens that disappear behind the glass panel for a clean look.

Triple-pane windows with low-E coatings and argon gas fill provide the best cold-weather performance — reducing heat loss by up to 40% compared to double-pane. In small-town Ontario where temperatures regularly hit -20°C, the investment in premium insulation pays for itself through dramatically lower heating bills.

Vinyl windows are cost-effective ($400–$800 installed) and perform well in Ontario's climate. Fiberglass windows cost more ($700–$1,200) but offer superior strength, less thermal expansion, and a slimmer frame profile that allows more glass area. Both are excellent choices — fiberglass is the premium upgrade worth considering for long-term value.

Absolutely — upgrading from single-pane to double or triple-pane windows reduces outside noise by 50–70%. This is especially noticeable for homes near highways, rail lines, or commercial areas. Laminated glass options provide even greater sound reduction for homes in noisier locations.