Start with your address and project priorities
Planning improvements to a Quesnel home? Contact our Prince George-based team to confirm availability for your address before arranging an assessment or planning an installation date. Tell us what you want to improve, your approximate quantities and your preferred timing.
Photos you already have can help explain the work. For windows, include inside and outside views and a room-by-room list. Note openings that are difficult to operate, damaged trim and any changes you want to make to the current style. Final measurements and the condition of each opening need to be checked before ordering.
Compare window options around the way you use each room
Our window page explains the styles and glass options available, including dual and triple pane. Think about ventilation, access, appearance and the rooms you want to prioritize. If you are working in stages, use the room-by-room planning guide to prepare your list.
Include door and attic questions in your enquiry
For an entry door, mention sidelights, a transom and any concerns with the frame or threshold. For a patio or garden door, describe the opening direction and the space on both sides. Review our door options and installation information before comparing estimates.
For an attic top-up, describe the access hatch, any known leaks and any insulation information you already have. You do not need to enter the attic to make an enquiry. Read about cellulose insulation and attic top-ups for the questions to discuss during assessment.
Confirm the arrangements in writing
Ask how measurements and assessment would be arranged for your address, what the proposed timing is and whether travel-related charges apply. Your estimate should identify products, preparation, installation, finishing and cleanup. Discuss product and installation coverage separately, along with how unexpected work would be approved.
Contact us to confirm availability for your address or call 778-675-9557. Include Quesnel and your full project address in the enquiry.
For other regional enquiries, see Vanderhoof, Mackenzie and Fort St. James project planning.