Select Door & Frame Inc. - Door Supplier, Kingston - Window & Door Installer in Kingston, ON

Customer reviews

This business has 12 Google reviews. We show up to five of them below - read the full listing on Google before deciding.

Laura Larin

Oct 10, 2024

I love working with the friendly staff at Select Door!

Dennis Robertson

Jul 23, 2020

Great place to work, friendly knowledgeable staff, can fulfill most if not all your windows and doors needs. Whether it's stock frames and doors or special orders, give them a call or drop into their offices for more information.

Wayne Fink

Jan 31, 2019

Great company. Dealt with them in my past construction life. Very good people to deal with. Products and pricing very good. Company has gone through some growth and organizational changes for the good. I highly recommend this company for your needs.

Owen Lawrenson

Sep 12, 2018

We recently had Select Door provide our door and hardware package for our new home. The quality of the product was excellent, and attention to detail to ensure it was done right. Certainly use this team again!

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Before you hire a window and door installer in Ontario

No provincial licence is required. Installation quality is governed by manufacturer specification and the Ontario Building Code rather than by a trade certificate.

General liability insurance and WSIB clearance

Standard checks. Window installation involves ladder work and heavy glass.

Manufacturer-trained installer status

Matters more than usual here, because most window warranties are voided by installation that departs from the manufacturer specification.

Building permit for new or enlarged openings

Replacing a window in an existing opening generally does not need one. Cutting a new opening, or enlarging one for a basement egress window, generally does.

Verify with: Your municipal building department confirms what your specific job requires.

ENERGY STAR certification for the product

Relevant if you intend to claim any efficiency rebate, which typically requires certified products and documentation.

Questions worth asking

Is this a retrofit or a full-frame installation? What would the other one cost?
How is the gap between the window and the rough opening insulated and air-sealed?
Is exterior capping included, and in what colour and material?
Is the warranty on the glass seal, the frame, and the labour - and are they different lengths?
Is the warranty transferable if I sell the house?

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