Windows and Doors Stouffville

For years, Luma has been renowned for its high quality window and door replacement services. From the initial consultation all the way through installation of your new doors or windows; we will work hard to make sure that you get what’s best suited for both function and budget- because at Luma our customer satisfaction is always first!

Step 1: Plan the Job

Before you begin an installation, make sure that you think things through carefully and consider how your moving parts will interact with other nearby installations to avoid potential obstacles during this period.

Step 2: Preparing Walls

The most common cause of leaks around windows is moisture that has penetrated the building due to poor preparation. Luma experts will ensure you have removed all old plaster, loose bricks or mortar before applying new rendering and plaster so they can repair any damp areas in your home’s exterior too!

Step 3: Window Frames

Before installing the frame for your window or door, we will check that the adjoining wall is clean and flat. We’ll fill any uneven surfaces with a suitable filler before installing this part of our job-and make sure all nails are countersunk below the surface (preferably by pre-drilling holes). When fitting frames onto brick walls – like yours!-we take extra care not to damage it in case you need remove items such as internal doors later down line; because who wants an ugly face on their house forever?

Step 4: Window or Door Installation

We place a high priority on installing your windows and doors securely. So you won’t have to worry about fixing them after installation, we ensure that our team takes great care while fitting new panels into their proper places for an easy closure experience

We offer a free consultation in which we will examine all the windows and doors in your house. We will measure any openings, inspect the exterior and interior of the house for damage or leaks, ask you how many windows and doors there are in your house, and offer advice on which materials would be ideal for your project.

An important factor in determining how long it will take to install windows and doors is the size of the project. Installation projects do not necessarily go faster when they are smaller. A project that does not require extensive changes to your home will, in general, take less time than one that does.

It can take a long time to install several windows at once if you install several at a time. Your home may have more complicated shapes and layouts, which will make this process take longer, because obstacles may prevent easy access for workspace and materials setup, among other things.

Adding to that, if you’re installing a large number of windows at once, there may be issues matching styles and features.

Choosing the right window or door style will also affect how long it will take to install them in your home. If you decide to get a customized unit for your windows or doors, you should know that designing these units requires more time and energy on the part of the manufacturer before they can be assembled.

Yes! Window and door frames made of vinyl are excellent choices. Due to its strength and durability, vinyl is able to last for many years without breaking or cracking. Vinyl’s long lifespan is another reason for the strength and durability of the material. Metal rusts over time, making it a poor choice for outdoor doors that stay outside all year. Vinyl is a fantastic choice for windows and doors. Easy to clean, vinyl can be easily cleaned with a cloth or sponge – no harsh chemicals required!

The choice of material for your door and window frames is not limited to vinyl. In addition to wood frames, plastic frames are also a great option for both quality and aesthetics. They do, however, require more maintenance over time – especially if they are exposed to the elements – and harsher cleaning chemicals.

The following signs need to be replaced:

• It doesn’t fit snuggly into the surrounding frame anymore because the wood has warped
• Windows that don’t close easily work properly with the lock
• There are shattered panes of glass everywhere
• The door’s exterior skin has cracks or splits
• There is rot on the bottom edge of the door because the hinges are broken
• The lock around your entry doors has been damaged by a burglar. It’s too drafty.

There is a significant role for all types of exterior doors, including front, side, and back doors. The replacement of broken or damaged doors is essential if you want your house to stay warm and cool in the winter and summer. As well as reducing your heating and cooling costs, new exterior doors can increase the value of your house. You never know when you might need to sell.

The following signs need to be replaced:

1. You have old windows.
2. Windows have cracks in their glass, and the size of these cracks varies based on where in your house the window is located (for example, upper floor windows crack more than lower floor windows).
3. When you replace the glass panel(s) inside the window frame, you think you will need to replace the sills or frames of the windows. It is recommended to replace them at this time since it is difficult to determine when replacement is necessary until after you have already removed the panes of glass since there is not enough room for all this material with modern building codes due to fire safety regulations and how energy efficient modern windows are today.
4. If the hinges on your sash (dividing) windows need to be replaced, your windows no longer open or close properly.
5. It seems like large sections of paint are easily peeling off the window frames as you use your house regularly (you shouldn’t be seeing this).
6. Your home is equipped with old single-glazed windows, and you wish to make it more energy efficient (even though single-glazed windows tend to be cheaper than their double-glazed counterparts, they are among the most inefficient units on the market today).
7. Depending on the weather, the frame of your panes of glass has grown or shrunk, making it harder or easier to open or close them.