Windows and Doors Orangeville

Luma’s goal is to provide its customers with durable, high-quality products. That’s why we’re here to be there every step of the way when you contact us – from answering any questions you might have about our product line or services to helping you brainstorm an affordable solution that fits your specific needs.

Step 1: Plan the Job

A successful installation depends on planning! Think everything through before you begin. Do you anticipate any obstacles? Are there any other projects nearby that might disturb my windows with noise or vibration?

Step 2: Preparing Walls

We always ensure that no homeowner will have to worry ever again about water running down their house. Even if it means applying sealants correctly to prevent moisture from getting through old construction materials, our team will address any problem you can imagine, like leaking windows or cracks in mortar or plaster walls!

Step 3: Window Frames

A new window or door frame can bring many benefits to your family and future generations. Nails stuck into bricks while walking on uneven surfaces may cause permanent damage (saving you money) that will take months or years depending on how much work needs to be done.

Step 4: Window or Door Installation

Our commitment to your home’s security is unwavering. To make sure that your windows and doors fit perfectly in place, we install them securely.

Would you like to install new windows and doors in your home? Maybe you just want to replace a few that are broken or worn out. Either way, we can help. Our estimates are free and we can come out and take a look at your current setup. We’ll then give you an estimate of how much the job will cost.

Would you like to install new windows and doors in your home? Maybe you just want to replace a few that are broken or worn out. Either way, we can help. Our estimates are free and we can come out and take a look at your current setup. We’ll then give you an estimate of how much the job will cost.

Vinyl is popular for door and window frames due to its ease of installation and long-lasting durability. If you are buying new windows or doors, vinyl may be the right choice:

Frames for windows and doors made of vinyl can be equally as attractive as those made of wood. Because of the colors and textures available, it is very similar to real wood without the annoyances that come along with it.

Almost any shape can be created out of vinyl window and door fixtures – squares, rectangles, circles, etc.

Vinyl is a good choice for window and door frames. The different textures and colors of vinyl can make it appear to be real wood. Easy installation and durability make vinyl the best choice for new windows and doors.

Some of the biggest investments you can make on the exterior of your home are entry doors. There may be marks and cracks on them after some time if you live in an area where they are heavily abused. If you have lived in your current home for over 10 years, it is probably time to consider replacing them before further damage occurs.

A fading paint, dents, and leaks are some signs that your door needs to be replaced sooner rather than later

Fade Paint

If you use standard enamel paint on your entry door replacement job, the paint will slowly fade. If they absorb too much light, paint colors may gradually fade and change. In addition to emphasizing the worn-out look of the entry doors, the new colors will make the house appear run-down.

You can solve this problem by using outdoor paints that last longer and resist fading, such as epoxy paints. In addition to being more expensive than standard enamel paints, they have better quality features that can improve your entry door replacement job’s durability.

Dents

In the event that your current entry doors are showing dents without apparent cause, it may be time to replace them. Dents are usually caused by impact with some hard surfaces or objects, which can be difficult to identify when they occur in public places like parking lots.

Dented entry doors usually need to be replaced when you see them. Depending on the force of the impact, it may already be too late to save the current door, as it may already have internal damage leading to leaks or other problems.

Leaks

It is possible for water to leak into or out of your entry doors, which over time will cause deterioration and more serious problems. If your home’s entry doors have experienced any leaks, cracks may appear due to the unfavorable reaction of water with wood. Furthermore, the acidic particles carried by rainwater can erode the surfaces of your entry door when repeatedly exposed to moisture.

In the event that you notice moisture leaking through cracks in your current entry doors, you should get new ones.

One of your most expensive investments is likely to be a window. A properly installed window can last for decades. Additionally, you can extend their life by maintaining them properly, but at certain points, it’s best to consult a professional to determine whether to replace your windows. You can tell if your windows need replacing by looking for the following signs:

Cracks on the glass surface

Cracks on your windows’ glass surface indicate that something has struck it or has been dropped on it. Having someone who specializes in glazing glass take a look at it is the first step. There is a possibility that they could repair it for you if the crack is coming from the top. It is necessary to replace the window if the crack is from the bottom up, such as if someone drops something heavy on it or a branch falls and hits it.

Cracked frames

If their dimensions are about right, vinyl windows can be fitted into existing frameworks. Your decision on whether to buy new or used ones is entirely dependent on your budget. New ones will definitely last longer but the more important thing is how well installed they’re going to be. The most frustrating thing is getting brand new windows and not being able to open them fully. It’s best to ask a professional for help if you find that your frame is cracked and splintered.

Leaking windows

Poor installation or severely damaged glass panes could be the cause of water leaking into your room. The cause of condensation is often warm air coming into contact with cold glass, but other times there might be structural issues such as rotted wood laths supporting the window unit molding or loose glazing points allowing water to reach the glass.