Commercial Glass & Aluminum Doors in Toronto
Supply, installation and 24/7 emergency repair across Toronto and the surrounding GTA — from our shop at 14-1645 Bonhill Road, Mississauga.
Glass and aluminum work we've completed in Toronto — for Johnvince Foods (RS), Delta Hotels 655 Dixon, Regeneration Community Services, Church Sabbath, PT General Contractors Inc, Kilbarry Hill Construction Limited — among many more businesses here. Dependable people, quality products, since 1979.
Commercial Glass & Aluminum Doors we've installed in Toronto
Glass & aluminum doors
Toronto Catholic District School Board
Glass & aluminum windows
Doodle All Daycare Inc
Aluminum storefront
Intercity Properties Limited
Written up in full
- Commercial Aluminum Door Retrofit in Toronto: Eleven Entrance Systems for St. Albert Catholic School
Every entrance on a Toronto school removed and replaced in one summer: eleven Windspec 655 frames with HTP wide stile doors, insulated panels and a hollow metal service door.
- Commercial Window Replacement in Toronto: 19 Aluminum Windows for Doodle All Daycare
Nineteen black anodized aluminum windows and doors across four elevations of a two-storey Toronto brick building — through an asbestos hold and a sidewalk-occupancy permit.
- Aluminum Sliding Windows in Toronto: Storefronts and Sliders Replaced Unit by Unit on Sunrise Avenue
Storefronts and sliding windows replaced unit by unit on a Toronto commercial row, in three orders, matched to the existing design in clear anodized aluminum.
- Glass Aluminum Doors in Toronto: A New Secure West Entrance and Vestibule for Temple Sinai Congregation
A new secure west entrance for Temple Sinai in Toronto: grey curtain wall, an interior glass vestibule, laminated glass and barrier-free operators, all in new openings.
- Glass Aluminum Storefront in Toronto: A Yonge Street Front Replaced for Intercity Properties
A Yonge Street storefront in Toronto removed and replaced in Windspec 655 framing, worked early in the day around a busy sidewalk and a COVID delay.
- Office Glass Partitions in Toronto: A New Curtain Wall Front and Frameless Glass Offices for Smoke Arsenal
A curtain wall front outside and frameless glass offices inside for Smoke Arsenal in Toronto: a facade job that grew into a full fit-out, through winter and COVID shortages.
Commercial Glass & Aluminum Doors across Toronto
We work throughout Toronto — Downtown core, Liberty Village, Leaside, The Junction and the blocks around them. The buildings here are mostly office towers, retail and hospitality, and each puts different demands on a door: traffic volume, insurance and fire requirements, and how much downtime an opening can afford. Toronto’s 2,794,356 residents keep those buildings busy.
We have completed 226 commercial glass and aluminum door jobs in Toronto since 2020 — including work on Kingston Road, Queen Street East, Bloor Street West and Dixon Road.
- Population
- 2,794,356
- Main industries
- office towers, retail, hospitality and institutional
- Building stock
- warehouse and logistics distribution centres, food processing plants and cold storage facilities, flex industrial and industrial condominiums and big-box retail and power centres
- Business parks
- Downtown core, Liberty Village, Leaside and The Junction
- Serving since
- 1979
- Downtown core
- Liberty Village
- Leaside
- The Junction
- Port Lands
Broken commercial glass & aluminum doors in Toronto: we dispatch 24/7.
Toronto is roughly a 30-minute run from our Mississauga shop — less if a technician is already in the area — so a truck is usually on site the same day.
Emergency board-up, security and make-safe first — permanent repair scheduled after.
Glass and aluminum door systems we install in Toronto
Most commercial glass work is one of three aluminum framing systems, and the door is chosen to suit the frame it sits in. Canuck Door Systems supplies, installs and services all of them — here is how they differ, in the order the questions usually come.
Storefront, window and curtain wall framing: the difference
Three frame families glaze most commercial elevations, and they are not interchangeable — each one carries the glass differently, spans differently and is glazed from a different side. Which one an opening needs is usually decided by the building, not by preference.
Related glass and aluminum work in Toronto
Glass & aluminum for the work Toronto buildings do
The sectors that dominate Toronto — office towers, retail, hospitality — each ask something different of their glass and aluminum.
Office towers
Entrance systems, vestibules and interior glass doors that carry a lobby’s finish — and sealed-unit replacement when a fogged lite starts telling tenants the building is tired.
Retail
The storefront is the shop: aluminum-framed entrances and display glazing, same-day board-up after a break-in, and replacement glass measured and set without closing the store for long.
Hospitality
Restaurants and hotels sell the view of themselves: storefront glazing and entrance doors that match the brand, repaired around service hours rather than during them.
Institutional
School and campus doors take generations of traffic: aluminum entrances rebuilt rather than replaced, wired and safety glazing matched when a lite breaks, hardware swapped without losing the frame.
Condominium property management
Lobby entrances are the building’s handshake: aluminum door systems kept aligned and closing, sealed units replaced as they fog, and board-up on call for after-hours breakage.
Food & pharma processing
Entrances and glazing for the office side of processing plants — and fast board-up and replacement, because a broken lite in a food or pharma building cannot wait for next week.
Get glass or aluminum work quoted in Toronto
Tell us the opening — a door, a window band or a whole storefront — and what shape it is in. If the glass is broken, call 800-522-6825 — the line is answered 24 hours.
Common questions about commercial glass & aluminum doors
What kind of glass is used in storefronts?
Exterior storefronts are almost always glazed with a 1″ sealed insulating unit — two lites with a spacer and an argon or air cavity — with a low-E coating on one surface and the outer lite tempered where the code requires safety glazing. Interior storefront and partition glazing is usually monolithic 6 mm (¼″) tempered. Laminated glass replaces tempered where security, sound or fragment retention matters.
How much does a commercial glass door or storefront cost?
There is no useful single number and a "from" price would mislead: a single aluminum entrance door in existing framing and a rebuilt two-storey glazed elevation are different orders of magnitude. What moves the price is the glazed area, the glass make-up, whether the framing is thermally broken, the door count and hardware, whether the existing framing is reused, the finish, and whether the work has to happen after hours. We measure the opening and send a firm, itemised quote at no charge.
Can a commercial glass or aluminum entrance be fire-rated?
A standard aluminum entrance cannot carry a fire label — aluminum softens well below the temperature a rated assembly has to survive. Where an opening needs a rating we put a labelled hollow-metal or rated wood assembly in it instead, with rated vision glazing if the opening still has to be seen through. Tell us the rating the drawings call for and we will specify to it rather than glaze around it.
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