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Replacing old windows in Etobicoke — worth it or not?
By: QuillMaster on Dec 19, 2025 11:04 AM EST
Hi everyone, I recently moved into an older house in Etobicoke, and with winter slowly approaching, I’ve started to notice how drafty some of the windows are. A few of them don’t close properly anymore, and condensation keeps forming between the panes. I’m trying to figure out whether it’s worth replacing them now or just patching things up for another year.
I’ve never dealt with window replacement before, so I’m a bit lost. I keep hearing that new windows can help with energy efficiency and noise reduction, but I also know it’s not a small investment. For those living in Etobicoke or nearby areas — did replacing your windows actually make a noticeable difference? Any advice or experiences would really help before I make a decision.
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