- Document Sample designs
- For Window and door companies
- Country Canada
- Revised September 17, 2026
Three sample window and door sites, coded
Real HTML and CSS homepages for three fictional businesses: a window installer, a door installer and a glass repair shop. Open them on your phone. Your site is built the same way, from your own content.
What these samples are, and what they aren’t
Every business on this page is invented. The names, web addresses and wording were made up to show how a window and door company site can be laid out. None of them is a client, and none of the text is a review or a claim about real products.
We don’t show testimonials or client logos anywhere on this site because we don’t have clients to quote yet. When real client sites exist, they will be shown with their permission. Canada’s Competition Act only allows a testimonial that the person actually gave and approved for publication 3 .
What all three share, whatever the business
- The main button starts a quote. Not “contact us”, and it is repeated where a buyer decides.
- The products or problems come first. A buyer sees what you do before they read who you are.
- The quote form asks trade questions. What, how many and when, as taps on a phone.
- Nothing is claimed that the business can’t back. No invented ratings, reviews or performance values.
- It reads well on a phone. The layout is built for a small screen first, then widened.
Window installer: products first, quote by opening
Halden Window & Door is invented. The layout is built for a homeowner replacing several windows in an older house.
Replacement windows and doors, eastern Ontario
Replacement windows for older homes, measured and installed by our own crew.
Tell us which openings you want replaced. We measure, show you the product labels and give you a written quote.
Start my quoteWhat we install
- CasementCrank-out, full opening
- AwningHinged at the top
- SliderSingle or double
- Double-hungFor older facades
- Bay & bowProjecting units
Quote request
What are you replacing?
How many openings?
When would you like them installed?
On every product page
- U-factor
- Copied from the model's label
- Energy Rating
- Copied from the model's label
- Frame
- Vinyl, fibreglass or wood
- Glazing
- Double or triple, gas fill
Design notes
- Main action
- “Start my quote”, repeated in the header.
- Structure
- Product range row, then the quote questions, then a spec block per product.
- Form
- What, how many and when, as tap targets.
- Label values
- Shown per model only when the company supplies them from the label.
A certified model’s label lists its U-factor, Energy Rating and glazing 2 , and only models registered with NRCan can be promoted as certified 1 . The sample leaves values out rather than invent them.
Door installer: chosen by eye, booked by visit
Tallgrass Door Co. is invented. The layout puts styles, finishes and the winter install question ahead of the quote.
Entry and patio doors that close tight in January.
Steel and fibreglass entry doors, sidelites and patio doors, supplied and installed across the prairies.
Choose the slab
Steel or fibreglass, with or without glass inserts. Each style page lists the sizes and finishes we can order.
Add sidelites
One side, both sides or a transom above. We show the rough opening each option needs.
Pick hardware
Handlesets, deadbolts and smart locks, photographed on our own installs.
Installing in winter
How we swap a door in one day, keep the cold out while the opening is empty, and what we need from you before we arrive.
Design notes
- Main action
- “Get a door quote”, with a showroom visit in the header.
- Structure
- Door type tabs, then the three decisions: slab, sidelites, hardware.
- Objection
- A plain section on installing in winter.
- Tone
- Warm and practical, for a product people choose partly on looks.
Glass repair shop: the problem in plain words
Cedar Sill Glass is invented. The layout answers “can this be fixed?” before it asks for anything.
Foggy window? Often only the sealed unit needs replacing.
Send a photo of the glass and the sticker in the spacer bar. We tell you whether the unit can be replaced in your existing frame.
Replace the sealed unit
- Frame and sash are sound
- Glass is fogged between the panes
- Hardware still opens and locks
Replace the whole window
- Frame is rotted, warped or cracked
- Drafts around the frame, not only the glass
- The window no longer opens
Design notes
- Main action
- “Send for a quote” with a photo.
- Structure
- The problem in the homeowner’s words, then repair or replace, then four steps.
- Honesty
- Says when the whole window needs replacing, not only the glass.
- Navigation
- By problem: foggy glass, broken glass, screens.
What your own site carries instead
The structure carries over. Everything that makes it yours comes from the content checklist you send.
| Part | In the sample | On your site |
|---|---|---|
| Name and logo | Invented | Your business name and logo |
| Photos | Drawn shapes | Your install photos, with homeowner permission |
| Products | Generic types | The lines and models you actually sell |
| Label values | Left out | Copied from labels you supply |
| Areas | A region | Your towns and regions |
| Style | One of three looks | Matched to your logo and trade |
Book a call
Talk through a design for your company
Tell us which sample is closest to how you sell, and we sketch what your home page, product pages and quote form would carry. Nothing is signed on the call.
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