North York Window & Doors Inc. provides broken glass and sealed-unit replacement for residential, condominium, commercial and institutional properties. We review the glass, frame and site conditions before recommending the scope.
Broken window glass
Tell us whether the damaged pane is in a home window, patio or entrance door, storefront, condominium window or other glazing system. The replacement must suit the existing opening and project requirements.
Foggy glass and sealed units
Condensation between panes may indicate a failed sealed unit. Surface condensation and a failed insulated unit require different assessment. If the surrounding frame and operation remain suitable, replacing the glass or sealed unit may address the problem without complete window replacement.
What to include in your inquiry
Provide the property location, a wide photo of the opening, a close-up of the damage and any approximate dimensions you can safely supply. Do not handle cracked glass or remove glazing to measure it. Final measurements and specifications are confirmed as part of the work.
Serving Toronto, North York, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Mississauga, Oakville, Newmarket, Aurora and Bradford. Call 416-606-9674 or email info@northyorkwindowndoors.ca.
Window & Door Repairs
Problems with operating hardware, locks, closers or alignment may be addressed through repair or component replacement. We assess the issue before recommending the scope.
Glass & Sealed-Unit Replacement
Broken glass or a failed sealed unit may be replaceable while retaining a suitable existing frame. Glass-only replacement is different from replacing the complete window.
Complete Window Replacement
Frame deterioration, overall condition or renovation requirements may call for a new window assembly. We review the opening and confirm the installation and finishing scope in the quote.
Not sure which service you need? Send us photos and describe the problem. We’ll review the details and confirm whether a site assessment is needed.

Before replacement: close-up of cracked window glass. This photo documents the damaged pane; it does not show a completed repair.
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