Durabuilt Windows & Doors

Would highly recommend going with another company. I am disappointed in the quality and regret going with Durabuilt. The sales person kept mentioning the lifetime warranty and unfortunately I should have taken a closer look at the warranty before purchasing. I have had my windows for 3 years and already some cranks are broken, and window casings have chips. For the first three years, their warranty covers the part but not the labour. Searched up the price of crank, its $30. They charge $100 in labour to install it with no breakdown (probably incorporating the price of the part in there).

Front door and side light being reordered for the 5th time! You would think after the 2nd reorder someone would be on top of this to ensure this this order comes in right but...no...reordering for the 5th time. This company has no quality control and all managers fail! Outrageous!

Noticed a crack in the window..previously had a cracked window with Durabuilt replaced at N/C after a year now being told this will cost approx $800 as stress/pressure cracks are not covered this was not in our paperwork?
The house is over 40yrs should not have this problem. Waiting for the outcome as I'm willing to pay the $220 labor but not the glass...

Wish there would be more services like yours! At the preliminary meeting, we discussed all the necessary work, chose color options the final price. The master like a real professional finished the work and removed all the garbage after himself. I definitely recommend it!

Durabuilt Windows had a big part to do with our exterior renos. We switched out our old windows for beautiful black framed windows provided by Durabuilt windows. The knowledge and customer service provided by the company from beginning to end was impeccable.

Bought my house with Coventry and 2 years later while cleaning my windows, realized they all look like they are dirty in between the glass, that is a factory issue and now they don’t even get back at me, paid ove 500000$ in my house and that’s what I get.
Durabuilt guys came to look at the windows and agree there was an issue , mark them all with black marker and now I have dirty windows with a black mark in each.

I purchased a new home in late July of 2018 with Durabuilt windows installed. This spring 2020 I noticed one of the windows in my living room had a little bit of fog build up in the top corner but assumed it was just with the normal changing of temperatures and it would go away. At the end of June I noticed it had gotten worse and also 3 other windows had the same issues. I contacted my builder and they told me to contact Durabuilt windows for a fix so I did. I looked online and saw the warranty is for 2 years which I thought would be good because we took possession of the house less than 2 years ago. Durabuilt got back to me a week later and said they would only cover the windows but I would have to pay for the labour charge because the home builder had purchased the windows in February of 2018. I took another look around my house at each window and found a total of 7 windows ( out of 16 in my house) that need to be replaced within 2 years of my possession date and am also told I need to pay the labour to have these windows fixed. I can only assume the rest of the windows will fail also. Seems like poor quality windows and poor service from Durabuilt.

9 windows supplied by Durabuilt Edmonton. During first year one window failed, replaced on warranty, it leaked. New installer came, remarked that the previous pane was cut too small and was wrong type of glass. (Not Argon Gas). Last year we had two windows fail, had them replaced under 50% warranty’s. With labour cost the warranty is negligible. Durabuilt requested credit card at the time of initial call. Actual billing occurred a year later, they still had our credit card information on file, put it through without providing any invoice. This year we have three more sealed units fail. Included is the initial unit that was replaced. I am getting another supplier replace new units with triple pane windows now. The price is very comparable to the Durabuilt price charged under 50% warranty and for double pane windows. Customer Service and quality of material gets a failing grade.

Absolutely terrible customer service. The sales consultant I've been working with put the wrong specs on my order form and foolishly I trusted that he did his job properly.

Now that I've received my $2,000 patio sliding door, Durabuilt won't do a thing to help solve the problem because "I had the chance to review and sign the contract and catch the error before the order"

Sorry Durabuilt, but if your salespeople can't take an order properly and then their solution is "Go sell it on Kijiji and then call me when you want to order a new one" that is just terrible customer service.

I highly do not recommend using Durabuilt Windows and Doors if you're doing a home renovation of any sort.

Also, the fact that they don't have reviews enabled on your Facebook page is very indicative of the quality of service they offer.

We had a small project to replace a few windows where the frames had been rotting out. We learned about Durabuilt's renovation division so contacted them. All of our interactions were impressive! From the initial meeting with Steve, who was very responsive and came to our home to assess our requirements and make professional recommendations on what to fix/what to replace; through the contracting , scheduling and admin process; to when Ryan and Ben installed our windows - we were impressed with the knowledge, focus on customer service, and high degree of professionalism of this team. And we love the windows! They are a key feature in our bathrooms now.