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Aluminum doors are a durable, low-maintenance, and modern choice for both residential and commercial properties, prized for their strength and design flexibility. They offer enhanced security and can be customized into various styles like sliding, French, and pivot doors.
Aluminum is extremely robust, resisting rot, rust, corrosion, and warping even in harsh weather conditions.
They require minimal upkeep, typically just occasional cleaning with mild soap and water, and do not need regular painting or staining like wood doors.
The material’s inherent strength allows for reinforced frames and compatibility with advanced multi-point locking systems, enhancing home security.
Modern aluminum doors incorporate thermal breaks (insulating materials within the frame) and can be paired with double or triple glazing to significantly improve insulation and lower energy bills.
Aluminum’s strength-to-weight ratio allows for slim frames and larger glass panels, creating a sleek, contemporary look and maximizing natural light. They are available in a wide range of customizable colours and finishes.
Aluminum is 100% recyclable, making it an environmentally sustainable choice for construction projects.
Total Home Windows and Doors delivers professional aluminum door installation throughout Toronto and Southern Ontario with quality you can count on. Our certified installers handle everything from front entry systems to patio doors with precision, ensuring proper thermal breaks and weather-tight seals that protect your space year-round. We offer ENERGY STAR™ certified door systems that meet Canadian climate requirements, with same-week appointments available for urgent projects. Every installation includes complete cleanup and responsible disposal of your old doors, leaving your property ready to enjoy immediately.
From elegant entry doors with thermal break technology to expansive patio systems that blend indoor and outdoor spaces, aluminum construction adapts to any architectural vision. The material’s inherent strength supports large glass panels without compromising structural integrity, while powder-coated finishes in dozens of colours maintain their appearance through decades of Canadian winters. Modern aluminum profiles accommodate double or triple glazing units up to 38mm thick, creating barriers against heat loss that outperform traditional materials.
Create a clean facade with smooth surfaces and minimal gaps between panels and frame.
Add dimension through recessed or raised sections that suit traditional and contemporary styles alike.
Maximize sight lines with full-length glazing for clear views and abundant interior light.
The profiles feature a three-chamber structure with a structural depth of 77mm door sections and a thermal break made of polyamide reinforced with fibreglass. Standard configuration includes 3-point espagnolette locking, 3 two-winged hinges, 3 roller hinges for two-sided aligned panels, Ug = 1.1 W/(m²K) glass, warming insert, RAL 7016 and 9016 matt paint, threshold with thermal break, aluminum handle, and mounting insert. The system uses a 77mm thick both-side aligned batch panel with invisible hinges when the door is closed.
Extra options available: Swisspacer Ultimate warm spacing edge in 3 colour variants, 3-winged roller and hidden hinges, sidelights, a wide range of RAL colours and special structures, both-side alignment, glass panels from 15mm to 60mm thick infill, 77mm thick overlay panel and 36mm thick batch panel, plus various acoustic and safety glazing options.
Glide horizontally on precision tracks, perfect for small patios with space constraints.
Open completely by sliding panels to one side, removing barriers between interior and exterior.
Pivot inward at the bottom for ventilation or swing fully open for easy access.
Fold back in sections to create wide openings that transform living spaces.
Connect homes to yards with full glass panels that flood rooms with natural light.
Pair hinged panels that swing open from the centre for elegant transitions between rooms.
Provide sturdy secondary access points with security features that protect vulnerable entry areas.
Handle elevation exposure with weather-resistant construction that maintains operation through temperature swings.
Add a protective layer that shields primary doors from wind, rain, and debris.
Aluminum door pricing varies based on size, glazing specification, hardware quality, and thermal break performance.
| Door Type | Price Range (CAD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Doors | ||
| Aluminum front door (single) | $2,400 - $4,200 | Includes installation; thermally broken models cost more |
| Aluminum entry door (basic) | $300 - $800 | Door unit only, standard residential applications |
| Aluminum entry door (premium) | $2,000 - $5,000+ | Custom designs, advanced features, high-end finishes |
| Patio Doors | ||
| Aluminum sliding patio door (2-panel) | $1,200 - $2,800 | Basic models; material and installation included |
| Aluminum sliding patio door (installed) | $3,600 - $5,400 | Professional installation with thermal breaks |
| Aluminum sliding patio door (premium) | $2,000 - $4,000 | Multi-panel configurations with enhanced features |
| Aluminum bifold patio door | $5,000 - $30,000+ | Price varies by panel count and opening width |
| Aluminum bifold patio door (standard) | $800 - $2,000 per linear foot | Professional installation typically adds $500-$1,500 |
| Aluminum bifold patio door (premium) | $1,500 - $2,500 per linear foot | High-end systems with thermal breaks, standard 8ft height |
| Aluminum stacking patio door | $5,000 - $20,000+ | Complex multi-panel systems |
| Aluminum tilt and turn patio door | $2,500 - $8,000 | European-style operation with dual function |
| Specialty Doors | ||
| Aluminum French door | $1,000 - $3,000 | Two-panel hinged configuration |
| Aluminum garden door | $3,500 - $5,000 | Full glass panels with frame |
| Aluminum storm door (basic) | $900 - $2,000 | Protective secondary door |
| Aluminum pivot door | $2,000 - $5,000+ | Oversized contemporary design, requires reinforcement |
| Commercial Applications | ||
| Aluminum storefront door | $500 - $2,000+ | Commercial-grade for high-traffic areas |
| Aluminum glass door (commercial) | $1,000 - $4,000+ | Large format with reinforced frames |
Storefronts, office buildings, and retail spaces benefit from aluminum’s ability to create impressive entrances that handle high traffic volumes. The material’s robust construction withstands constant use while maintaining smooth operation, and large glazing areas invite customers inside while showcasing merchandise. Modern commercial systems include panic hardware, automatic operators, and access control integration that meets building codes without compromising the elegant appearance businesses want.
Homeowners choose aluminum when they want contemporary style that doesn’t sacrifice performance in Canadian winters. The slim profiles support larger glass areas than vinyl or wood frames can achieve, flooding interiors with natural light while thermal breaks prevent condensation and heat loss. Aluminum front doors make powerful first impressions that blend beauty with security features like multi-point locks and reinforced frames.
We make aluminum door installation simple with a proven process that removes guesswork and delivers results you’ll appreciate for decades to come.
Our consultants visit your property to measure openings, assess structural requirements, and browse door styles that suit your architecture. We discuss your priorities around energy efficiency, security features, and design preferences, then provide transparent pricing with no pressure to commit. This visit typically takes 45 minutes and gives you everything needed to make an informed choice.
Once you approve the design, our 60,000 square foot facility begins fabricating your doors using automated equipment that ensures precision. We source aluminum profiles from trusted partners, integrate thermal breaks that meet Canadian standards, and install quality hardware including multi-point locks. Each door receives rigorous quality checks before leaving the factory, with production completing in 4 to 6 weeks for standard orders.
Certified installers arrive with your custom doors ready to fit perfectly in prepared openings. They remove old doors carefully to protect your property, install the new aluminum system with proper shimming and insulation, and adjust hardware until operation is smooth. All work follows manufacturer specifications and building codes, ensuring your warranty remains valid and performance meets expectations.
Before leaving, installers demonstrate door operation, explain maintenance requirements, and clean the work area completely. We remove old doors and debris from your property, leaving you with a clean space and doors you can start using immediately. Your installation includes our lifetime workmanship warranty, plus manufacturer warranties on materials and hardware.
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Without thermal breaks, aluminum conducts heat and cold more readily than materials like fiberglass doors or PVC. Initial costs run higher than vinyl options, though longevity and minimal maintenance offset the difference. Proper installation with thermally broken profiles eliminates most thermal concerns.
Aluminum typically costs more upfront than basic wood models but requires virtually no maintenance over decades. Wood needs regular refinishing, sealing, and protection from moisture damage, making aluminum the more economical selection long-term despite higher initial prices.
Older aluminum systems without thermal breaks performed poorly in Canadian winters, creating condensation and heat loss. That outdated reputation persists despite modern innovations like polyamide thermal breaks that make current aluminum doors excellent choices for energy efficiency and comfort.
Quality aluminum doors last 45 years or more with minimal care, outlasting wood and matching fiberglass longevity. The material doesn’t rot, warp, or corrode, and powder-coated finishes maintain their appearance through decades of weather exposure without repainting.
Steel doors offer superior security and insulation at lower prices, making them ideal for homes prioritizing energy savings. Aluminum provides slimmer profiles for larger glass areas and better corrosion resistance, making it the better choice for contemporary designs.
The best exterior door depends on your priorities. Fiberglass balances durability and insulation for most homes. Steel suits security-focused budgets. Aluminum creates modern aesthetics with maximum glass. Wood offers traditional decor but needs regular maintenance to prevent deterioration.
Aluminum resists rust and corrosion naturally, maintaining its shape and finish in coastal or high-humidity areas where steel degrades. The material’s strength-to-weight ratio supports larger glass panels with slimmer frames, creating contemporary looks that steel’s bulk cannot achieve.
Powder-coated aluminum finishes resist scratches better than painted wood but can show marks from sharp impacts. Most surface scratches affect only the coating, not the underlying metal. Touch-up paint in matching colours repairs minor damage, though anodized finishes prove more scratch-resistant.
Modern aluminum doors with multi-point locking systems, reinforced frames, and laminated safety glazing provide security comparable to steel or solid wood. The material’s inherent strength prevents forced entry when properly installed with quality hardware, making aluminium an excellent choice for protection.
Aluminum doors excel in durability, weather resistance, and design flexibility, making them suitable for Canadian climates. Modern thermally broken profiles achieve energy efficiency close to PVC while supporting larger glazing areas. The addition of quality hardware and proper installation delivers performance homeowners appreciate.
Aluminum requires virtually no maintenance compared to wood’s regular refinishing needs, and it won’t rot, warp, or attract insects. Wood provides natural insulation and traditional beauty that some homeowners prefer. The important factors are your maintenance tolerance, budget, and aesthetic preferences.
Aluminum melts at high temperatures but doesn’t contribute fuel to fires like wood. Fire-rated aluminum door models with special glazing and intumescent seals can achieve 30 to 120-minute fire ratings for commercial applications. Standard residential aluminum doors aren’t typically fire-rated products.
Aluminum offers slimmer sightlines, larger glass areas, and greater colour selection than uPVC, making it ideal for contemporary designs. PVC provides slightly better thermal performance at lower costs. Both materials deliver longevity and low maintenance, with your choice depending on aesthetic priorities and budget.
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