Great doors and windows, fairly priced.

Each has a sweet spot. Fibreglass is low-maintenance and handles wet weather well, and it can look a lot like wood. Steel is strong and budget-friendly but can dent. Wood has the warmest look and the most custom options, but it needs more upkeep, especially on exposed sides of the house. We'll walk you through what suits your home, exposure and budget.

Rain, humidity and salt air are hard on doors. Fibreglass and well-finished, properly protected wood doors both do well here, and a good overhang makes a big difference. What matters most is a quality frame, proper flashing and a careful install that keeps water out. We'll look at your exposure and recommend accordingly.

Usually, yes, especially if you're replacing an older, drafty unit. Insulated cores, good weatherstripping, modern glazing and a properly sealed installation all help keep heat in and drafts out. We'll show you the efficiency details for each product we quote rather than making blanket promises.

A solid door and frame, a quality deadbolt, a reinforced strike plate with long screws, and glass options that fit your comfort level. Multi-point locks are available on many doors too. We'll help you pick hardware that balances security, looks and ease of use.

Yes. Many homes, particularly older ones in the Lower Mainland, have non-standard openings. We can source custom-sized doors and windows, or adjust the opening where that makes more sense. We'll tell you the options and trade-offs after measuring.

We do the measuring for you. We check the rough opening, the existing frame, the floor and sill condition, wall thickness and swing direction, so the new unit fits properly the first time. You're welcome to send rough measurements and photos to get an early ballpark.

A typical entry door or a few windows can often be done in a day, while larger projects take longer. It depends on the number of openings, any repairs needed to the framing, and finishing work. We'll give you a time estimate for your specific project with your quote. [Confirm typical install times]

Lead times vary by manufacturer, material, size and season, and custom orders take longer than stock sizes. We'll give you a current estimate when we quote. [Confirm current lead times]

Like-for-like door and window replacements often don't need a building permit, but it depends on your municipality and the scope of work, and heritage homes can have extra rules. If you live in a strata, you'll usually need strata approval for exterior changes. We'll help you figure out what's needed. Please check with your municipality or strata for the final word.

Our installs typically include removing the old unit, preparing the opening, installing and levelling the new door or window, insulating and sealing, and fitting trim. Your written quote will spell out exactly what's included for your project. [Confirm standard inclusions]

Yes, removal of the old units is part of the job, and we'll tell you up front how disposal is handled. [Confirm disposal and recycling details]

The main factors are size, material, glass and glazing options, hardware, custom finishes, and how much work the opening needs. Installation complexity, such as stucco, brick or framing repairs, also plays a part. Our goal is to give you a fair, sensible price with no surprises.

[Confirm whether financing is offered and with which provider.] If financing is important to you, mention it in your quote request and we'll talk you through the options.

Products come with manufacturer warranties that vary by brand and product line, and we'll share the specific warranty documents with your quote. [Confirm installation workmanship warranty terms]

Exterior doors are built to handle weather and security: they're usually thicker, insulated, weather-sealed and come with sturdier hardware. Interior doors focus on style, privacy and sound, and come in hollow-core or solid-core options. Using an interior door outside isn't a good idea.

Sliding doors save space and give you lots of glass. French doors open wide and feel classic, but need room to swing. Hinged patio doors sit somewhere in between. Think about the space inside and out, how you use the opening, and the look you want, and we'll help you compare.

Absolutely. We offer handlesets, levers, deadbolts, hinges and smart locks in finishes like brass, black and nickel. We'll make sure everything is compatible with your door's prep and backset, and that the finishes tie together nicely.

Keep tracks and sills clean, wipe down weatherstripping, lubricate hinges and locks occasionally, and check caulking each year. Wood doors need periodic refinishing, especially on sun- or rain-exposed sides. We'll give you care tips for the products you choose.

Look at the frame material (vinyl, fibreglass, wood or aluminium clad), the glazing (double or triple pane, low-E coatings), the operating style (casement, sliding, awning, fixed) and the energy performance details. We'll help you balance efficiency, looks and budget for each room.

In many cases, yes. Tell us what you have, its size, and where it's going, and we'll let you know if we can install it and what to expect. [Confirm policy on installing customer-supplied products]

Yes. We handle straight replacements, renovations and new-build projects, and we're happy to work alongside your builder or contractor.

We serve the Lower Mainland from North Vancouver to Chilliwack, including Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Langley, the Tri-Cities, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford and more. Not sure if we cover your area? Just ask.

Fill in the quote form on this page, or call us at 778-558-2275. Tell us a bit about your project and include photos if you have them, and we'll follow up to talk details and arrange measuring.