Window & Door Repair FAQ | Revitalize Windows & Doors Toronto & GTA

Foggy glass is usually caused by seal failure in a thermal pane, which is the sealed double-pane glass unit inside the window. When that seal breaks down, moisture gets between the panes and creates a cloudy look that cannot be wiped away from either side. In many cases, we can replace just the glass unit instead of the entire window, which helps homeowners across Toronto and the GTA save time and money.

Not always. If the frame is still solid and operating properly, a glass-only replacement is often the smarter option. We remove the damaged sealed unit and install a properly measured replacement on-site or through a scheduled follow-up, depending on the glass type. This avoids the larger cost and disruption of a complete window replacement.

Yes. In most cases, replacing only the failed or broken glass is significantly more affordable than replacing the full frame, sash, and trim. It is also less invasive, which means less mess inside your home and less disruption to your day.

Yes. We are a mobile repair company, so we come to your property in Toronto and the GTA to inspect the issue, confirm measurements, and recommend the most cost-effective repair. Our goal is always to repair what makes sense before recommending replacement.

Foggy window glass replacement cost in Toronto and the GTA typically ranges from $495 to $2,500, depending on the window size, glass type, frame material, and accessibility. Larger insulated units, energy-efficient glass upgrades (such as Low-E or argon gas), wood window frames, and hard-to-reach windows may increase the overall cost. We match or upgrade your existing glass to maintain your window’s performance and appearance.

A common cause is a stripped operator, which is the crank mechanism and internal gear box that moves the sash. When the gears wear down, the handle may spin without opening the window, or the sash may stop short of closing fully. We can often replace the faulty operator instead of the entire window.

Hinge arms are the metal support arms that guide a casement or awning window as it opens and closes. If they become bent, worn, or detached, the sash can sag, rub the frame, or refuse to lock properly. Replacing the hinge arms often restores smooth movement and a more stable seal.

A casement sash is the movable part of the window that holds the glass and swings outward when opened. If the sash is misaligned because of worn hardware, the window may become hard to close, drafty, or insecure. In many cases, a hardware adjustment or replacement solves the problem without the expense of a new window.

Yes. We repair stuck windows, worn locks, failed latches, damaged handles, and other hardware issues on-site throughout Toronto and the GTA. Our mobile service is designed to save customers money by replacing only the parts that have failed.

Window crank replacement cost in Toronto and the GTA typically ranges from $195 to $695, depending on the type of window, crank mechanism, hardware availability, and labor involved. Older or discontinued operators may require retrofitting or modifications, while difficult-to-access windows or painted-over hardware can increase the overall service cost.

The most common issue is worn or seized rollers, which are the wheels at the bottom of the sliding panel. Over time, dirt, rust, and wear can prevent them from turning properly. Replacing the rollers can make a dramatic difference and usually costs far less than replacing the whole patio door.

Yes. We replace damaged or outdated handles, latch systems, keyed locks, and security foot locks. If your patio door does not lock properly, it can affect both security and energy efficiency, so it is best to address it before the problem gets worse.

If the sliding door track is scratched, dented, or worn down, it can quickly damage new rollers. In many cases, we can install a sturdy track cover over the existing rail to create a smooth surface again. This is often a very cost-effective repair that extends the life of the door.

Yes. Our technicians provide mobile patio door hardware service across Toronto and the GTA. We inspect the door on-site, identify the failed components, and focus on repair over replacement whenever possible.

Patio door roller replacement cost typically ranges from $495 to $650, depending on the door size, frame type, roller system, and labor involved. Larger or heavier doors, specialty rollers, and retrofit work for older or discontinued hardware may increase the overall cost.

This is usually caused by worn or damaged rollers, which help the screen door glide inside the frame. When those rollers break down, the door can drag, jam, or pop out of place. Replacing the rollers often restores smooth movement quickly.

Yes. If the frame is still usable, we can replace torn or sagging mesh without replacing the whole door. This is a practical repair that improves ventilation and keeps bugs out without unnecessary extra cost.

Yes. We replace broken or loose handles and can also address latch issues if the door is not staying closed properly. Small hardware repairs can make a big difference in day-to-day use.

In many cases, absolutely. If the frame is still serviceable, replacing the rollers, handle, or mesh is usually much more affordable than ordering a completely new screen door.

Sliding screen door mesh replacement cost typically ranges from $295 to $495, depending on the screen size, mesh type, and accessibility of the door. Pet-resistant mesh, oversized doors, or more complex removal and reinstallation may increase the overall cost.

Sliding screen door replacement cost typically ranges from $495 to $695, depending on the door size, mesh type, frame colour, and accessibility. Custom-sized doors, pet-resistant mesh, and specialty finishes may increase the overall cost.

Yes. We offer mobile window screen repair and can often rescreen existing frames right at your property. If the frame is bent, broken, or missing, we can also provide custom-sized replacement screens for a proper fit.

We offer two types of screen mesh, standard fiberglass mesh for everyday use and pet-resistant mesh designed for added durability and wear resistance.

Often, yes. If the frame is still in solid condition and the plastic corners haven’t deteriorated replacing just the mesh is a smart way to save money. We always look at whether a repair is the better value before suggesting a full replacement.

Yes. If you have several damaged window screens, we can assess them during the same mobile appointment and recommend the most efficient repair plan for your home in Toronto and the GTA.

Window screen mesh repair cost typically ranges from $185 to $295, depending on the screen size, mesh type, hardware needed, and accessibility. Pet-resistant mesh, larger screens, or difficult-to-access windows may increase the overall cost.

Window screen replacement cost typically ranges from $295 to $395, depending on the screen size, mesh type, hardware required, and accessibility. Custom-sized screens, pet-resistant mesh, or difficult-to-access windows may increase the overall cost.

Yes. We provide mobile service for commercial properties across Toronto and the GTA. We inspect the issue on-site, determine the scope of the repair, and recommend the most practical solution based on the condition of the glass and frame.

Yes, we repair and replace damaged storefront glass for commercial properties throughout Toronto and the GTA, including cracked, foggy, or broken insulated glass units.

Yes, we repair and replace commercial door closers, including issues with slamming, leaking, sticking, or improperly closing doors.

Yes, we replace and service panic bars, exit devices, and other commercial door hardware to help maintain safety, accessibility, and proper operation.

Yes, we work with property managers, condo buildings, retail spaces, offices, and commercial facilities across Toronto and the GTA for ongoing repair and maintenance needs.

We proudly service Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, including Ajax, Aurora, Bolton, Brampton, Caledon, Concord, East York, Etobicoke, Georgetown, Halton, King City, Kleinburg, Malton, Maple, Markham, Milton, Mississauga, Newmarket, Nobleton, North York, Oakville, Oshawa, Pickering, Rexdale, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, Schomberg, Stouffville, Thornhill, Toronto, Unionville, Uxbridge, Vaughan, Whitby, Woodbridge, and surrounding communities for residential and commercial window and door repairs.

Yes, we service condos, apartments, and high-rise buildings throughout Toronto and the GTA, including window glass replacement, hardware repairs, patio door repairs, screen repairs, and other residential and commercial window and door services.

Yes, we offer convenient mobile window and door repair services throughout Toronto and the GTA. Our team comes directly to your home, condo, or commercial property to complete inspections, repairs, replacements, and installations on-site whenever possible.

Our process begins with an inspection and assessment of the issue. We then provide a quote, recommend the most cost-effective solution, and complete the repair or replacement on-site whenever possible.

Many repairs can be completed within a single visit, while custom glass orders or specialty parts may require additional time depending on availability and manufacturing lead times.

Yes, we stand behind our workmanship and offer a 1 year warranty coverage on eligible repairs and replacement parts for added peace of mind.

We accept major credit cards, e-transfer, cash, and cheques.

The easiest way to begin is to contact us directly through our website or call us at (416) 906-4395. We will review the issue, discuss the next steps, and schedule a visit if needed.