Hey everyone! I’m hoping to get some advice from people who’ve dealt with window issues in Etobicoke. One of my bedroom windows recently started giving me trouble — it doesn’t close smoothly anymore, and when it finally does close, there’s still a noticeable draft coming through. I first thought it was just worn-out weather stripping, but after checking more carefully, it looks like the frame might be slightly warped. To make things even worse, the glass in my living-room window fogs up between the panes whenever the temperature drops.
I’m trying to figure out whether it makes sense to repair or if replacement is unavoidable. I’ve seen lots of companies online that offer repairs, but honestly, it’s really hard to know who’s actually reliable. Some don’t explain what type of repairs they do, others have mixed reviews, and a few seem to always push customers toward full replacement even when it’s not necessary. Has anyone here had windows repaired recently in Etobicoke? How did you pick the company, and what should I watch out for (hidden fees, poor sealing, long wait times, etc.)? Any real experiences or tips would be super helpful!

Hey! I’ve been exactly in your situation — last fall, a couple of my windows were acting up, and I wasn’t ready to replace them all because of the cost. One wouldn’t lock properly, another had a draft, and one had condensation forming inside the double pane. I had no idea whether repair was even worth it. After talking to several companies, I noticed many of them were really pushing hard for replacement even though I specifically said I wanted to explore repair options first. Very frustrating.
Finally, I reached out to window repair Etobicoke and honestly, they were the only ones who didn’t try to upsell me on unnecessary replacements. They inspected everything carefully, explained what could be repaired and what couldn’t, and gave me a clear breakdown of the costs. They managed to fix the draft issue, re-align one frame, and replace the failed sealed unit in another window — all without recommending a full replacement unless absolutely necessary. The repairs held up great through winter, and the comfort level in my home improved instantly.
If you want a team that actually listens, gives honest opinions, and focuses on proper repairs instead of selling you a whole new set of windows, I’d definitely recommend checking them out.

Awesome, thanks! That's exactly the kind of insight I was hoping for.