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A storm door that won’t close is worse than no storm door — it bangs in the wind, leaks the weather it was hired to stop, and slowly beats itself apart against the frame. The culprit is almost always one of six things, and the first two are five-minute fixes. Work down this list in … Read more

A sagging storm door announces itself politely at first — a scrape at the sill’s far corner, a latch that needs a lift-and-push — and then one week it just stops closing at all. Sag is geometry: the door has rotated slightly downward away from its hinges. The fix is finding out what let it … Read more

Installing a storm door is one of those jobs that looks like an afternoon and behaves like a weekend. It’s absolutely DIY-able if your opening is square, your trim is sound and your patience is stocked — and it’s absolutely worth handing off if any of those three is missing. Here’s the honest version of … Read more

A storm door only earns its keep when it seals — and it only seals when it fits. Measuring for a storm door is simpler than measuring for a sliding screen, but the traps are sneakier: openings that aren’t square, trim that steals mounting depth, and the handing question everyone answers backwards. Here’s how to … Read more

Window screens are the repair everyone postpones — one torn corner becomes three missing screens, and suddenly it’s mosquito season. Here’s the good news: window screens are the most affordable re-screening work there is. These are our real 2026 prices for window screen repair and replacement across Toronto and the GTA — parts and labour … Read more

Most screen door companies make you call just to hear a number. We’d rather you know what things cost before we’re standing at your door. Below are our real 2026 price ranges for screen door repair across Toronto and the GTA — parts and labour included in every price, with a free on-site estimate confirming … Read more

A screen door that won’t close is barely a screen door — every gap is an open invitation for mosquitoes, and every gust slams or reopens it. The good news: a door that won’t close or latch is almost always one of seven specific problems, most of them quick fixes. Here they are in the … Read more

Ordering a sliding screen door with the wrong measurements is the most expensive way to learn that patio openings are rarely square. Whether you’re pricing a custom door or just want to give us accurate numbers for a quote, here’s how to measure a sliding screen door opening properly — the same way our technicians … Read more

Every spring the same scene plays out in backyards across Toronto: the patio door opens for the season, the dog spots a squirrel, and the screen door loses. If you’ve re-screened the same door more than once for the same four-legged reason, this guide is for you — what actually makes a screen “pet-proof,” which … Read more

All screen mesh keeps bugs out. That’s where the similarity ends. The mesh you choose decides how well you see through your door, how much air moves on a July evening, whether the cat destroys it by August, and how many years pass before you’re re-screening again. Here’s the practical comparison we walk homeowners through … Read more