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Hopper Windows

The Hopper Window resembles Casement Windows and Awning Windows but opens inwards from the top and has a hinge at the bottom. It is perfect for limited spaces, like basements, bathrooms and laundry rooms, since it only takes up a little space while providing necessary ventilation and meets Canadian Egress standards.

Window Customization

Colours

Grills

Glass

Accessories

Features

Standard Exterior Colours

White

Sandalwood

Commercial Brown

Black

Available Custom Colours

Grills 1 1/4" Contour Flat SDL

Grills 2" Contour Flat SDL

Grills 7/8" Contour Flat SDL

Grills Flat 1"

Grills Flat 5/8"

Grills Flat 5/16"

Grills Georgian 1"

Grills Georgian 3/4"

Grills Pencil 3/8"

Insulating glass technology

We manufacture, install and service high quality, energy efficient doors and windows. We want to help you get one step closer to your dream home — starting with improving the comfort and value of your home with new Top windows and doors.

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Casing & Rosettes

3 3/8"Casing with Round Rosette

2 3/8" Casing with Round Rosette

3 3/8" Casing with Straight Rosette

3 3/8" Flat Casing with Flat Rosette

Brickmoulds

3/8" Bull Nose

1 1/2" Brickmould with 2" Slopped Sill

1 1/2" Brickmould

1 1/4" Brickmould with 2" Slopped Sill

1 1/4" Brickmould with Nailing Fin

1 1/4" Brickmould

1/8" Brickmould

2" Brickmould with 7/8" Slopped Sill

2" Brickmould

3/4" Brickmould

Standard Features

Double handle locking system provides increased security as well as airtightness

Sash has 30° degree tilt for venting and 90° degree tilt for maximum opening

Snap-in removable screen for easy cleaning

7/8” Super Spacer sealed unit for optimum energy efficiency
Triple weather-stripped sash
One bubble seal and two brush seals on sash to ensure best airtightness possible
Quick Release Hinge System allows for complete removal of the sash to maximize opening
Integrated metal reinforcement bars at both hinge securing locations for long lasting hinge operation
Interior dry glazing bead with co-extruded white seal for security and ease of glass replacement;
Removable full screen
Available in double and triple glaze option

Energy Efficient & Certified Expertise

Our certified team guarantees energy efficiency and long-lasting performance with top-quality windows and doors that comply with Energy Star and NAFS-11 standards.

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Why New Windows?

Window and door replacement is not just a whim but a necessity. Here are just a few more reasons why.

Lower Energy Bills

We guarantee that your doubts will disappear as soon as you see your monthly energy bill reduced by several hundred dollars.

Easier Air Circulation

HTR experts carefully consider the plan for placing new windows, giving you perfect indoor environment.

More Natural Light

Getting enough sunlight is vital to staying healthy and in a good mood. With new windows, you save on heating and lighting as well.

Beautiful & Functional

Old windows tend to be plain, simple and worn out. We know how to make a fashion statement with new windows and door designs.

Insulating glass technology

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Testimonials

Our team has one common goal in mind – 100% customer satisfaction. We take on every project with care and tremendous attention to detail. Please read what our customers are saying about their experience with us!

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Thanks, HTR, for the incredible window replacement. We opted for complete window replacement (17 different windows) and did not regret it. They were on time, and the service was top-quality. From the sales consultation up to technical moments and installation, we got all the info we needed to be on the same page. All these for a fair price! I can’t thank them enough, but I definitely will recommend them to all my neighbours.

Cameron Williamson

Maple, ON

HTR replaced my patio door and installed beautiful glass entrance doors. The team arrived right on time, and the installation quality is beyond praise. Awesome service and amazing communication. Highly recommended!

Edric Russell

Kelowna, BC

Our Service Areas

We proudly provide our unique services to these Canadian cities & beyond. Whether you require premium windows installation or windows replacement, please contact us. We’re committed to providing an unforgettable service: no-nonsense prices, reliable installation and great products. Thank you for choosing HTR Windows & Doors!

Ontario
- Vaughan
- Oakville
- Toronto
British Columbia
- Kelowna
- Prince George
- Kamloops
- Vernon
New Brunswick
- Moncton
Nova Scotia
- Halifax

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Frequently Asked Questions

Before deciding to get a windows replacement, there might be some things you’re unsure about. Our specialists answered some of the most frequent questions they get before starting windows and doors replacement and installation projects.

What are the typical signs that I need to replace my windows at home?

Common signs include increased energy bills, difficulty opening or closing windows, drafts around the window frames, condensation between panes, and noticeable damage to the frame or glass.

Is it normal for windows to leak?

Yes, it is a normal situation. Especially in old windows that are constantly used, air and water leaks occur over time. But even expensive and high-quality windows let some water through. This is due to the construction of the windows – they are equipped with drainage holes, through which the water inside can drain away. Regardless of how well the windows are constructed, a functional window will inevitably retain some water after a heavy rain or as a result of heavy condensation. The difference between bad and good windows is that the bad windows let the water inside the house, while well-designed windows direct the water away from the wall.

What are the causes of condensation on windows?

Condensation usually occurs when warm air inside the house meets the colder surface of the window. It occurs more commonly in poorly ventilated areas with high humidity. Also, damaged seals on double-pane windows can cause condensation between the panes.

Is condensation on windows bad?

Mold, poor air quality, damaged window panes and poor insulation are only a few reasons why condensation on windows should be addressed properly.

Do all windows condensate?

Most windows can experience condensation under certain conditions, especially in areas with high humidity or significant temperature differences. However, well-insulated and properly installed windows should minimize condensation issues.

How can I reduce condensation in the window?

Make sure your windows are well-sealed and insulated. If condensation persists, contact us to upgrade to better-insulated windows.

Do you offer window replacement in Toronto only?

We serve locations across Ontario, British Columbia, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. See “Service Areas” fot a full list of our locations.

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