Window replacement in Newmarket covers a wide range of homes. In Central Newmarket, about a third of homes were built before 1961, including century homes, and most of the rest before 1981. Glenway was built starting in 1981, mostly through the 1980s. In Gorham-College Manor, the biggest share of homes dates to the 1990s.

An old brick house downtown and a 1980s two-storey in Glenway need very different work. The window is only part of it. The opening, the trim and the way the house was built all decide how the job should be done.

What to know about window replacement in Newmarket

Older houses in Central Newmarket often have openings that are out of square or have shifted over the years. Standard sizes rarely fit. Every window has to be made to the actual opening, then set and shimmed so it operates properly. In the 1980s and 1990s neighbourhoods, the usual issues are failed seals, worn hardware and drafty sliders.

Window replacement in Newmarket: keeping the look of an older home

On a century home or an older bungalow, the windows are a big part of how the house looks from the street. Grill patterns, frame colour and frame thickness all matter. I will help you choose windows that are energy efficient without making the house look like it was redone with the cheapest option.

Areas I cover in Newmarket

I work across Newmarket, including Central Newmarket, Glenway, Gorham-College Manor, Bristol-London and Armitage.

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What I would tell you at your kitchen table

If your house is older, plan for surprises. When an old window comes out, there can be rot or damage in the framing around it. I will tell you before I start what I might find and how I handle it, so nothing lands on you halfway through the job.