Contract Rating

Windows & Doors Hamilton

General ContractorHamilton, ON

5.05 Google reviews
Hours published

Customer reviews

This business has 5 Google reviews. We show up to five of them below - read the full listing on Google before deciding.

Freddie Garcia

Full replacement project completed on time. Very satisfied.

Stephen Green

Window repair done quickly. Drafts completely gone.

Neil Hughes

The door was no longer reliable before the repair and caused ongoing frustration. Once fixed, it operates smoothly and feels properly adjusted. The improvement has held up well.

Violet Rashad

The windows had developed alignment issues over time, which made them unreliable. After the repair, they feel balanced and secure again. The improvement has held up well since.

Maddox Dean

The windows had become difficult to close properly. After the fix, they seal tightly and operate smoothly. The issue is resolved.

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Before you hire a general contractor in Ontario

No provincial licence exists for general contracting on existing homes. New home construction is different - those builders must be HCRA licensed.

Written contract with defined scope and payment schedule

The core protection. Should specify the fee structure explicitly - fixed price, cost plus a percentage, or cost plus a fixed fee - and what the fee is calculated on.

General liability insurance, and confirmation it covers your project type

Two million minimum. Ask specifically whether structural work is excluded, because some policies exclude it.

WSIB clearance for the GC and every subcontractor

The GC should be collecting clearance certificates from their subs. Ask whether they do; a good one will say yes without hesitating.

Permits pulled in the contractor's name

If the permit is in your name you become the constructor under Ontario's occupational health and safety framework, with the obligations that carries. Do not agree to this casually.

Verify with: Your municipal building department.

Questions worth asking

  • Is this fixed price, cost plus percentage, or cost plus fixed fee - and what is the fee calculated on?
  • Will you pull the permits in your company name?
  • Which trades are your own crews and which are subcontracted?
  • Do you collect WSIB clearance certificates from your subcontractors?
  • How many active projects will you be running while mine is open, and who is my day-to-day contact?
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