Free online estimate. Measure your windows and we'll send you a price within 1 business day.
We won't guess your house over the phone, but we will price your list against what jobs like yours have cost. Measure each window, pick the type and glass, leave your number, and a real person sends you a range by the next business day. The firm quote comes from the free measure.
How to measure a window for replacement
- Go outside if you can. Measure across the whole window, trim included, from the outer edge of the trim on the left to the outer edge on the right. That's the width.
- Top to bottom the same way, outer edge of the top trim to the outer edge of the sill. That's the height.
- Round to the nearest inch. We'll measure to the sixteenth when we come out; you don't need to.
- Count the panes. Look at the edge of the glass: one sheet is single pane, two sheets with a spacer between is double, three is triple. Most windows from the 1980s on are double.
- Note the type. Slides sideways: slider. Cranks open outward: casement (side-hinged) or awning (top-hinged). Doesn't open: picture. Slides up: hung.
- Take six photos. One of each side of the house from the street or yard, plus one window up close from inside and one from outside. They tell us the frame type and what the trim looks like, which is most of what an estimate depends on.
Inside-only access? Measure the opening inside the trim and tick the box below. We'll allow for the frame.
Your windows
Add a line for each window or door. Same size and type? Use the quantity.
Retrofit insert Your existing frame and trim stay. The new window is built to fit inside the old frame and sealed to it. Less disruption, lower cost. Right for frames that are sound. Full-frame Everything comes out to the studs. New frame, new flashing and a new sill pan go in, then new trim. More work, and the only fix when the old frame has rot, leaks, or is the original aluminum. Not sure? Choose retrofit and we confirm at the free measure, window by window.
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FAQ
Common questions
How accurate is the estimate?
It's a real person pricing your list against what jobs like yours have cost, not a formula. It's close, but it isn't a quote. The firm number comes from the free in-home measure, because the price depends on what's behind the trim: rot, framing, how the old unit comes out. Most firm quotes land close to the estimate.
How fast will I hear back?
Within one business day, by text and email, with a range for your list and a couple of times for a free measure if you want one. Send it on a Friday evening and you'll have it Monday.
Do I measure the glass or the frame?
Measure the whole window including the frame, from the outside edge of the trim on one side to the outside edge on the other, then top to bottom the same way. Round to the nearest inch. If you can only get at it from inside, measure the opening inside the trim and tick the box; we'll allow for it.
What's the difference between retrofit and full-frame?
A retrofit insert fits inside your existing frame: less disruption and less cost, and it's right for most vinyl and wood windows in good shape. Full-frame takes everything out to the rough opening and is the right call for rotted frames, leaking units or the original aluminum windows. If you're not sure, pick retrofit and we'll confirm at the measure.
Does the estimate include rebates or tax?
No. Rebates come off after the fact and depend on the program's rules; we check what you qualify for at the measure. GST and PST are added on the quote. Removal, disposal and clean-up are included in our installed prices.