Home and storefront glass
Request your window or glass quote
A foggy window in a rental unit, a cracked pane in an older house, a boarded-up shop window: tell us what needs fixing. We're a free referral service, not a glazier. Your request goes to an independent Durham pro who takes on that kind of work, and the written quote comes from them.
Tell us about the job
- Name the building type. Oshawa's no-permit rule for a same-size window swap covers houses only, so say whether it's a house, an apartment or condo, or a business.
- Add a few photos. A wide shot, a close-up of the spacer bar or any label between the panes, and one with a tape measure in frame.
- No need to measure exactly. Rough sizes will do. The pro measures before ordering, because sealed units are built to order.
What happens next
- We route it to a pro who covers your corner of Durham and does that kind of job (how it works).
- They get in touch, measure if needed and quote in writing. Ask whether taking away the old glass is included.
- Heard nothing? Tell us and we'll follow it up.
Where we connect you with pros
Oshawa, Whitby, Courtice, Bowmanville and the rest of Durham. On a rural road? Give us the address and we'll see whether a pro reaches it.
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What do you share with the pro, and why?
Your name, contact details, address, notes and photos, so the matched pro can reach you and quote. The privacy policy and terms of use have the detail.
Will sending this put me on a mailing list?
Only if you tick the separate tips box. Under Canada's anti-spam law, a request allows only time-limited follow-up about it (CRTC guidance), and every message carries an unsubscribe.
Will a photo be enough, or does someone need to come out?
Screens and small panes can often be priced from photos. Sealed units, new windows and storefronts usually need a visit.
Can one request cover a few windows, or several rental units?
Yes. Give each window or unit its own line. Landlords can also read the property managers page.