Doors and door glass for Winnipeg homes
A garden door that drags, a front door rimmed with frost, a storm door that slams: each is its own job, and plenty are repairs. We connect you with an independent local pro who works on that kind of door, and they quote it.

Patio and deck doors
Patio and garden doors: repair or replace
Sliding door repair
Drags, grinds, jumps the track or won't lock? Worn rollers and a gritty track are the usual cause, and heavy triple-pane panels wear rollers faster.
New patio or garden door
When the frame is soft or the door leaks air all winter, compare sliding, garden and French doors with triple-pane glass.
Balcony doors in condos and rentals
The towers along Osborne and in Roslyn are full of sliding balcony doors. Check with the landlord or condo board first.
Front of the house
Front doors, storm doors and the glass in them
Front and entry doors
A draft at the threshold or frost on the latch side is often weatherstrip or a sweep. When the door is done, compare steel, fibreglass and wood.
Storm doors
Glass in for winter, screen for summer. Closers, handles, sweeps and broken panes are all fixable, and second-hand doors can be hung.
Inserts, sidelights and transoms
A cracked front-door insert or a fogged sidelight can usually be replaced while the door stays. Door glass has to be safety glass, ordered to size.
Summer screens
Screen doors
Screen door repair
Patio screens off their track, hinged screen doors with a tired closer, torn mesh, or a retractable screen for a garden door.
Window screens
Torn mesh and bent frames on window screens are a quick rescreen. Book it in spring, before the short summer gets going.
Hail-torn screens
Summer hail shreds screens first. If it also chipped glass or dented the capping, photograph everything before you clean up.
Winter and rebates
Door rebates in Manitoba (triple pane only)
The door rebate, decoded
Efficiency Manitoba runs it, not Manitoba Hydro. It covers complete certified triple-pane doors, never new glass in an old door.
Ice along the door sill
Ice at the bottom of a patio door in a cold snap is usually indoor humidity meeting the coldest glass, not a failing door. Start with the frost guide.
What triple pane changes
A third pane keeps the room-side glass warmer, so there's less ice at the sill and less chill beside a big glass door.
Questions
Door questions from Winnipeg homes
Where we help
Door help across Winnipeg and nearby towns
We connect homeowners with door and glass pros across the city and in towns past the Perimeter. If you're further out, share your address and we'll check whether a pro covers it.
Winnipeg neighbourhoods
Tell us which door and what it's doing
A photo and a line are enough. We pass it to a local pro who works on that door, and we follow up so it doesn't go quiet.