Strataline
Bright entry and living area with a large multi-section window beside a dark wood feature wall.

Custom-measured replacement windows

Replacement Windows in Vaughan, Woodbridge & the GTA

Replace drafty, fogged or difficult windows without being left to coordinate the surrounding repairs. Strataline manages the window, the installation and the finished opening—from accurate measuring and sealing to interior trim and cleanup.

Best suited to multi-window and whole-home replacement projects.

Selection-reference photography; not presented as completed Strataline installations.

Custom measuredDouble- and triple-pane optionsRetrofit or full-frame installationInterior finishing availableClean occupied-home protection

Recognize the problem

Old windows usually announce themselves

  • Cold areas and noticeable drafts
  • Fogging or condensation between panes
  • Windows that stick, drag or will not lock properly
  • Outside noise entering the room
  • Dated frames that make the home feel older
Living room with tall windows arranged around a high wall and fireplace.
Product and room imagery shown for selection reference.

The complete opening

A new window should look like it always belonged there

Buying a quality window is only one part of the project. The opening may be out of square, old insulation may be ineffective and water damage can remain hidden behind trim.

Exterior caulking alone is not complete water management. Jamb extensions, casing, drywall and paint transitions also affect the final appearance, while installation decisions affect operation and air sealing.

We quote the window, the opening and the finish as one coordinated scope.

Operating configurations

Choose the opening style that suits the room

Product and configuration images are shown for selection reference. Exact availability is confirmed before ordering.

Product illustration of a single casement window configuration.

Casement windows

Suitable for strong ventilation, unobstructed glass and rooms where an outward-opening sash works well.

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Product illustration of an awning window configuration.

Awning windows

Top-hinged operation for kitchens, bathrooms, basements and openings where controlled ventilation is useful.

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Product illustration of a fixed picture window with a grille pattern.

Fixed and picture windows

For maximum glass area, natural light and views where ventilation is not required.

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Product illustration of a double-slider window configuration.

Slider windows

A practical option for wide openings, bedrooms, basements and areas with limited exterior clearance.

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Product illustration of a double-hung window configuration.

Single or double hung windows

Traditional vertical proportions with operating sashes suited to many classic home elevations.

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Product illustration of an end-vent slider with a fixed centre section.

End-vent sliders

Useful for wider openings where ventilation is wanted at both sides of a large fixed centre section.

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Product illustration of a multi-section combination window with grille details.

Custom combinations

Fixed and operating sections can be combined for larger walls, unusual proportions and architectural openings.

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Specify before ordering

Glass options explained without sales jargon

Exact ratings, savings and sound performance belong to the confirmed product documentation—not a generic illustration.

Diagram showing two panes in an insulated glass unit.

Double-pane

A practical option for many replacement projects when the selected unit and installation are appropriate for the opening.

Diagram showing three panes in an insulated glass unit.

Triple-pane

Worth considering for exposed elevations, large openings, rooms near busy roads or homeowners prioritizing comfort and sound reduction.

Reference diagram showing low-emissivity coating positions in warm- and cool-weather conditions.

Low-E and gas-filled units

Available coatings and insulated-glass configurations can help manage heat transfer and comfort. Exact performance belongs to the confirmed product documentation.

Privacy and safety glass

Obscure and tempered glass can be specified for privacy or room-specific safety requirements after the opening and use are reviewed.

Colours, grilles and hardware

Frame colours, grille patterns, screens, locks and hardware should be confirmed before the custom order is placed.

Installation method

Retrofit or brick-to-brick?

01

Retrofit replacement

  • New unit fits within a suitable existing frame.
  • Can preserve more surrounding finishes.
  • Often involves less disturbance.
  • Appropriate only when retained frame and water-management conditions are sound.
02

Brick-to-brick / full-frame replacement

  • Existing frame is removed back to the rough opening.
  • Allows fuller inspection of the opening.
  • Better suited to damaged, leaking or poorly installed frames.
  • Usually involves more interior and exterior finishing.

The correct method depends on the actual opening—not on which option is easiest to sell.

Opening by opening

What careful window installation includes

Product lead time depends on configuration, colour, quantity and season. The current expectation is stated in the quotation.

  1. 01

    Initial photos and project discussion

  2. 02

    Site review and final measurements

  3. 03

    Window style, glass, colour, hardware and installation method confirmed

  4. 04

    Custom order placed

  5. 05

    Floors and nearby finishes protected

  6. 06

    Existing windows removed opening by opening

  7. 07

    Opening inspected and corrected as required

  8. 08

    New unit squared, shimmed, secured, insulated and sealed

  9. 09

    Exterior flashing, capping, trim and caulking completed as quoted

  10. 10

    Interior jambs, casing, drywall and paint-ready finish completed as quoted

  11. 11

    Window operation, locks, screens and seals checked

  12. 12

    Debris removed and work area cleaned

Compare complete scope

Before comparing window quotes, compare the actual scope

The lowest-looking quote may omit the work that determines how the finished opening looks and performs.

A window quote should tell you what the home will look like when the installers leave—not only which window arrives on the truck.
Exact window style and dimensionsDouble- or triple-pane glass packageCoatings, gas fill, spacer, privacy glass and safety glassInterior and exterior frame colourRetrofit or full-frame installationRemoval and disposalInsulation and sealing methodExterior flashing, capping, brickmould and caulkingInterior jamb extension and casingDrywall, caulking and paint responsibilitiesRepair allowance for rot or damaged framingScreens, hardware, locks and grillesManufacturer warrantyInstallation workmanship warrantyWho handles future service

One accountable renovation scope

Why homeowners use a renovation contractor for window replacement

  • 15+ years in the GTA
  • WSIB covered
  • $5M liability insurance
  • Dust-controlled work in occupied homes

Finished-home experience

We work around existing flooring, walls, trim, furniture and completed interiors.

Opening repairs can be handled

If damaged drywall, trim, framing or previous installation problems are found, the coordinated scope can address them.

One coordinated scope

Product selection, installation, surrounding finish work, cleanup and final review remain coordinated through Strataline.

Clear quotations

The quote distinguishes product, installation method, interior work, exterior work, allowances, exclusions and the warranty path.

Custom-scoped quotations

What affects the cost of replacement windows?

A Strataline quotation should make these choices visible rather than burying them in a single unexplained total.

  • Number and size of openings
  • Operating style
  • Double versus triple glazing
  • Glass and privacy options
  • Standard versus custom colours
  • Retrofit versus full-frame replacement
  • Exterior access and height
  • Existing rot, leakage or structural damage
  • Interior jambs, casing, drywall and painting
  • Exterior capping, trim and masonry conditions
  • Custom shapes or combination units

Owner-led coordination

From first photos to final cleanup

  1. 01

    Send the basics

    Share photos, postal code, approximate window count, known problems and preferred timing.

  2. 02

    Review and measure

    We review the openings, discuss style and performance priorities, and complete final measurements.

  3. 03

    Confirm and order

    Product configuration, finish, installation method, detailed scope and price are confirmed before ordering.

  4. 04

    Install and finish

    The windows are installed, surrounding work is completed as quoted, operation is checked and the work area is cleaned.

Verified general renovation feedback

What Strataline clients say about our work in occupied homes

These reviews concern occupied-home workmanship, cleanliness and related finish work. They are not represented as replacement-window testimonials.

Google review

Occupied-home renovation

This is the second time Max has done some work at our home. The first time was to remove popcorn from our hallway ceilings. We were so very impressed with the results and it was truly dust-free. This time Max removed wallpaper and prepared those walls for painting. He painted several other areas as well and sanded and reapplied urethane on all our new doors. And again it was dust-free! He and Galina are superb craftsmen. Their attention to the smallest of details speaks volumes of the pride they take in their work. A quality that is difficult to find these days. We highly recommend Strataline. Thank you Max and Galina. We will be calling again for the next project. Ilene and Mario, Maple

Ilene Bottos

Maple 2 months ago

Google review

Occupied-home renovation

We had great experience working with Max. He was very attentive to all our concerns and requests, easy communication and quality of workmanship is outstanding! Special care was taken to keep our living area clean and dust free as renovations were taking place. We’re very pleased with end result and will definitely recommend him!

Jet Pro

2 years ago

Replacement-window FAQ

Questions to resolve before a custom order

The visible answers and FAQ structured data use the same source.

What is the difference between retrofit and brick-to-brick window replacement?

Retrofit keeps a suitable existing frame and installs a new unit within it. Brick-to-brick or full-frame replacement removes the old frame back to the rough opening so more of the opening can be inspected and rebuilt. The correct method depends on actual frame, perimeter and water-management conditions.

Should I choose double-pane or triple-pane windows?

Either may be appropriate. Exposure, opening size, traffic noise, comfort priorities, unit weight, configuration and budget all matter. We compare the exact documented product options rather than assuming one glass package suits every opening.

Can you replace only a few windows, or does it need to be the whole house?

A smaller group can be reviewed, although the service is best suited to multi-window and whole-home projects. Grouping openings can make colour, trim and installation decisions more consistent.

Can Strataline replace the interior casing and jambs?

Yes, when included in the quotation. Jamb extensions, casing, drywall correction, caulking and paint-ready finishing can be coordinated with the window installation.

What happens if rot or water damage is found after the old window is removed?

The condition is documented and reviewed before it is covered. The repair scope, responsibility, cost and schedule effect are confirmed before additional work proceeds.

How messy is window replacement in an occupied home?

Floors and nearby finishes are protected, access routes are planned, openings are handled in a controlled sequence and debris is removed. Window replacement is not described as dust-free, but the work area can be kept protected and orderly.

Can replacement windows be installed during winter?

Some installations can proceed in suitable winter conditions. Temperature, wind, precipitation, sealant requirements, opening exposure and temporary protection must be considered for the specific day and product.

How long does it take to receive custom windows?

Lead time depends on product, colour, glass, configuration, quantity and season. The current expected lead time is stated in the quotation before the order is placed.

Do you offer coloured frames, grilles, privacy glass and custom combinations?

Available colours, grilles, glass, hardware and combinations depend on the selected product line. Exact options are confirmed before ordering rather than promised from a generic image.

What warranty applies to the windows and installation?

The quotation should identify the manufacturer product warranty, Strataline workmanship responsibility, exclusions, service contact and available documentation. No duration is claimed until current written terms are confirmed.

What information do you need to prepare a window quote?

Send your postal code, approximate window count, photos from inside and outside, known problems, desired style or finish, timing and whether interior trim or wall repair should be included. Final measurements require a site review.

Window project review

Start with photos, a window count and your postal code

Send a few exterior and interior photos, tell us approximately how many windows you are considering, and note the problems you want to solve. We will review the project and arrange the next measurement or consultation step.

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