Languages
English
Year Established
1961
Listed In: Windows and Doors
Founded in 1961 by John Christopoulos to manufacture and install energy-efficient storm windows and doors. From GEM’s original showroom located at Dundas & Brock, the company continued to grow and evolve, eventually relocating to its current location at 1590 The Queensway. GEM proudly features one… Founded in 1961 by John Christopoulos to manufacture and install energy-efficient storm windows and doors. From GEM’s original showroom located at Dundas & Brock, the company continued to grow and evolve, eventually relocating to its current location at 1590 The Queensway. GEM proudly features one of Toronto’s largest and most innovative industry showrooms! ​Today, GEM Windows and Doors is still family-owned and operated by the Christopoulos family, offering a large selection of quality residential and commercial windows, doors, awnings, pergolas, garage doors, window coverings, and related accessories. Over the years the window and door industry has evolved and seen many companies come and go, GEM Aluminum Manufacturing, known as GEM Windows and Doors, is the exception innovating and evolving with the industry. GEM is proud to be the oldest window and door retail company in the Greater Toronto Area. Read more

By cmb18 on June 2, 2010 Verified by Email
Last year we decided to order all new windows for our house to take advantage of the home renovation tax credit. The windows are very good quality and the pricing is very competitive unfortunately, I can't say anything good about the service. The order was all messed up...garden doors open the wrong way, was told they were custom to fit opening and they weren't, they had to brick around door. We were left with an awful mess around all the windows (on the inside), the gap was too big even to hide with 5" trim...we had to hire someone to repair the gap around all the windows with drywall. The front window was too short so, they had to reorder. The front window is still too short but, they installed it anyways. I'm still trying to get it fixed and it was installed back in November but, no one (sales rep nor the owners)are returning my calls or emails. I kick myself for not going elsewhere!!!

By cmb18 on June 2, 2010 Verified by Email
Last year we decided to order all new windows for our house to take advantage of the home renovation tax credit. The windows are very good quality and the pricing is very competitive unfortunately, I can't say anything good about the service. The order was all messed up...garden doors open the wrong way, was told they were custom to fit opening and they weren't, they had to brick around door. We were left with an awful mess around all the windows (on the inside), the gap was too big even to hide with 5" trim...we had to hire someone to repair the gap around all the windows with drywall. The front window was too short so, they had to reorder. The front window is still too short but, they installed it anyways. I'm still trying to get it fixed and it was installed back in November but, no one (sales rep nor the owners)are returning my calls or emails. I kick myself for not going elsewhere!!!