Free quote request
Request a free quote from a Windsor-Essex glass pro
A blown seal fogging the patio door, a screen torn the week the bugs arrived, a slider that won't lock, one cabinet pane: it all goes through this form, and the referral costs you nothing. We pass your request to an independent local glass professional, and they contact you to quote.
What happens after you send it
- We read it and route it. It goes to a pro who works your part of Windsor or the County. How the referral works has the detail.
- A pro calls or emails. They may ask about sizes, or book a visit to measure before any glass is ordered.
- You decide. Ask for the price in writing. If it goes quiet, tell us and we'll chase it.
Your information and consent
- Windows Windsor collects this only to get you a quote. It goes to the independent pro we pass the job to, never onto anyone's marketing list.
- The first box lets us share your request. The tips box is separate, unticked and optional.
- A quote request covers messages about this job only. More in the privacy policy and terms of use.
Where we connect you with pros
Windsor and the nearer County towns. Farther out, in Kingsville or Leamington, ask and we'll check your address.
See service areas →Filling in the job details
What details help a pro quote it properly?
What's wrong, the street or town, how many windows or doors, rough sizes, which floor and your timing. Photos help.
Is a single torn screen or one cabinet pane worth sending?
Yes. Small jobs are passed on like any other. Say which part it is and attach a photo.
What should the written quote show?
Each item and size, the glass type, removal, trim or caulking, HST on its own line, who does the work and what the warranty covers.
I'm applying for a City of Windsor CIP grant. What should I say?
Mention it in the notes and ask for an itemized estimate; the City's grant guides ask for two. Saying so doesn't mean you qualify. Our grants guide explains more.