Windows and doors in Montréal

Montréal · doors and windows, seniority

In Montréal, eight companies have held a licence for at least twenty years and twelve for under five. Among the companies in Montréal, fifteen have held one for ten to nineteen years, sixteen for five to nine. The median licence year in Montréal is 2017. The oldest licences in Montréal belong to Industries Docdor inc. (1996), Portes & Fenêtres Charland Inc. (1998) and G.I.T. Portes Et Fenêtres Ltée (1998). Among the companies in Montréal, the most recent are those of 9564-5669 Québec inc. (July 15, 2026) and Argoneco Royale Portes & Fenêtres inc. (January 5, 2026).

Montréal · doors and windows, licences

Among the companies in Montréal, 45 have “window” in their name. For Montréal, together they declare 78 other business names. In Montréal, 47 also hold insulation, roofing and cladding (7). Among the companies in Montréal, nine also hold a general contractor licence (1.2 or 1.3), among them Porte & Fenêtre Impérial inc. and 9349-8459 Québec inc. For Montréal, 40 declare no other trade; the others mostly name renovation (nine). In Montréal, the bond is $40,000 for ten of them and $20,000 for 41. Among the companies in Montréal, the most frequent bond providers are the APCHQ (eighteen) and GSC (nine). Three have “Montréal” in their name.

Montréal · doors and windows, homes in 2021

By 1981, 66% of today’s dwellings in Montréal had already been built. Construction since 2001 accounts for 16% of the dwellings. In Montréal, 297,340 households own their home.

Montréal · doors and windows, comparisons

In Montréal, nine of these companies got their first licence before 2010, 42 since.

Montréal · doors and windows, neighbours

Montréal holds the 1st place of 26 (Montréal and 25 towns) for doors and windows; next to it in the ranking are Candiac (16). The closest towns are Candiac (16) and Laval (13).

Montréal · permits, doors and windows

Of 20,621 permits issued in Montréal in twelve months, 3,336 name windows. The areas with the most are Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie (498) and Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (415).

Source: Ville de Montréal, “Permis de construction, transformation et démolition”, open data, CC BY 4.0 · permits issued October 27, 2025 to October 26, 2026 · dataset updated October 29, 2026 · trades counted from the work descriptions.

Montréal · doors and windows, tenders

In Montréal, five of the 87 open public tenders concern this trade, according to SEAO and CanadaBuys as of November 3, 2026:

• 19-008 – HRV – Projet du Nouveau VIC de l’Université McGill Lot 0811: Portes, cadres, quincaillerie et vitrage – Aluminium - Pavillon N. — Université McGill, closes November 4
• Réno Fen+mur-rideau - 624_Pavillon principal - St-Hyacinthe — Université de Montréal - Direction des immeubles, closes November 5
• Rénovation des façades et fenêtres au pavillon Hubert-Aquin (A) — Université du Québec à Montréal, closes November 5
• Réfection des façades, remplacement des portes et fenêtres et réfection des balcons - Habitations Rose-de-Lima A, B, C et D — OMH de Montréal (OMHM), closes November 19
• 19-008 – HRV – Projet du Nouveau VIC de l’Université McGill Lot 0880: Vitrage - Pavillons A, E, L, N. — Université McGill, closes December 7

All tenders in Montréal · only the official notice counts.