Window replacement

Window Replacement in Maple Ridge and the Lower Mainland

Upgrade your home’s comfort and curb appeal with professional window replacement. Tomron Construction installs energy-efficient windows with proper flashing and sealing, built to withstand BC’s climate.

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Done right

A window is only as good as its installation

A quality window needs more than a good frame and efficient glass. Its performance also depends on the condition of the opening and the way it connects to the surrounding wall. We consider the existing construction, moisture-management details and installation requirements before recommending an approach.

Flashed and sealed at every opening

Keeps water and drafts out.

Energy-efficient glass

Improves comfort and reduces heat loss.

Integrated with your siding

Seamless finishing and weather protection.

Large white-framed windows and glass door in a bright room
Free window consultation

Not sure if your windows need replacing?

Drafty windows, condensation, or aging frames? We’ll help you understand your options, explain what your home actually needs, and provide a clear, no-obligation quote.

Is it time?

Signs you may need new windows

Visible damage

Damaged frames. Rot, warping or cracking in the frame or sill.

Fogged glass. Condensation or haze trapped between the panes.

Comfort and efficiency

Drafts. Cold air leaking in around closed windows.

Rising energy bills. Heating costs climbing without an obvious cause.

Aging single-pane units. Original windows that are 20 or more years old.

Operation

Sticking sashes. Windows that are hard to open or close.

Faulty locks. Latches that no longer engage properly.

Recognize any of these? Book a free inspection. No cost, no obligation.
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What's included

Everything in a window replacement

Every project covers three things: choosing the right windows, installing them properly, and finishing the exterior around them.

Choosing the right windows

Every window style. Casement, awning, picture, arch, sliding and tilt-n-turn.

Efficient glass. Double or triple pane with low-E coatings and argon fill.

Window-to-door conversions. Turn an opening into a patio or entry door where it makes sense.

Preparing and installing the openings

Full-frame or retrofit. The method that suits the condition of your openings.

Flashing and weather-sealing. Done properly at every opening, not just a bead of caulk.

Finishing the exterior

Siding integration. A seamless tie-in with new or existing siding.

Trim and sealing. A neat, finished look around every replaced window.

Installation methods

Retrofit or full-frame?

Two ways to replace a window. We tell you which one your home needs.
Retrofit

Faster and less disruptive

A new window fits inside your existing frame. It suits openings that are square, dry and in good condition, and it leaves interior trim and exterior finishes largely untouched.
Full-frame

Best when there is hidden damage

The whole window assembly comes out down to the rough opening. That lets us inspect and repair the wall around it and reflash the opening properly.
a view of tomron construction crew installing a window from inside the customers home
Glass performance

Energy efficiency and glass

Modern windows are engineered for performance, and the right glass makes a measurable difference.

Double-pane, argon and low-E

The standard for new installations, cutting heat loss compared with older single-pane or failed double-pane units.

Triple-pane

Takes performance further and delivers a significant reduction in outside noise.

Rebates

Window replacement is one of the upgrades most often eligible for BC and federal energy rebate programs. See current rebates.
Trusted brands

Products and brands we use

We only use windows and glass from manufacturers we trust to stand behind their products.
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Ply Gem Canada

Windows, doors and siding
Made in Canada, part of the Well-Made Here program.
Vitrum Glass Group logo

Vitrum Glass Group

Sealed glass units
The largest glass fabricator in the Pacific Northwest.
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FAQ

Window replacement questions

Straight answers to what homeowners ask us most. Still unsure? Call us or request a free quote.
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A single window usually takes a few hours. A whole-house replacement typically takes 2 to 5 days, depending on the number of windows and how easy they are to reach.
Retrofit fits a new window into the existing frame, which is faster and less disruptive. Full-frame removes the whole assembly down to the rough opening, so the surrounding structure can be inspected and repaired.
Yes. Modern double or triple-pane windows with low-E coatings can reduce heat loss through your windows by 30 to 50 percent compared with older single-pane or failed double-pane units.
We install casement, awning, picture, arch, sliding, double-hung and tilt-n-turn windows in a range of frame materials, including vinyl and fiberglass.
Yes. Installations are backed by manufacturer warranties on materials, plus our own workmanship guarantee.
Window replacement is often eligible for BC and federal energy rebate programs. Eligibility changes, so we point you to the current programs when we quote.
Related services

Work that pairs with new windows

Door Replacement

Entry, patio and interior doors that look right and last.
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Metal Flashing

Custom flashing that directs water away at every joint and opening.
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Siding & Cladding

Durable exterior cladding to finish the job.
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