Clera is one of Canada’s leading manufacturers and installers of custom exterior doors.
Whether you need a traditional or innovative exterior door system, Clera has what you’re looking for. Our product line includes steel and fiberglass doors, custom sliding patio doors, sliding French doors, and storm doors. With limitless combinations of panel and glass designs, we create long-lasting doors with high-quality hardware.
Steel doors offer a sleek and modern look with added strength and durability for security.
Provides the beauty of wood without the environmental consequences.
Designed to seamlessly blend your indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Offer additional security, energy efficiency, and protection from unwanted pests.
Clera Windows + Doors is a reputable vinyl window manufacturer in Ontario with a history of dependable and high-quality products. Our superior materials and cutting-edge technology ensure durability, energy efficiency, and style. We offer customizable styles and colors, as well as superior security features and noise reduction technology to provide the best possible product attributes for your home.
Our team manages every stage of your replacement project, from start to finish. We work closely with you to understand your specific needs and preferences, and use our extensive experience and knowledge to deliver a solution that exceeds your expectations. Trust Clera Windows + Doors for exceptional service and expertise for your home renovation needs.
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Feel safe during extreme weather conditions
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Reduce noise from outside to create a calm home environment
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Boost curb appeal with modern or contemporary door designs
Enhance the resale value of your property
Choose from high-quality materials that are built to last
Not only are steel doors durable and strong, but they are also versatile and can be customized with various designs, finishes, and colours to suit your style preferences. Check out your options!
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Clera makes choosing exterior doors easy. Our team of experts will guide you through the entire process, from selecting a suitable entry door to installing it in your home.
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Clera Windows + Doors offers a wide selection made from durable materials like steel and fiberglass. We provide professional installation services to ensure your doors are properly installed and functioning at their best. Browse our selection of exterior doors online or visit one of our showrooms to see our products in person.
The lifespan of exterior doors varies depending on factors such as the material, climate, and maintenance. At Clera, our steel and fiberglass doors are built to withstand the elements and last for years. We also offer a lifetime warranty on our products.
Exterior doors can open inwards or outwards—it depends on your preferences and the building code regulations in your area. However, it's important to ensure proper installation to avoid any issues with function or security. That's where The Clera Windows + Doors team can help determine which option is best for your home.
Measure the height and width of the door frame at the inside face of the exterior trim. Then, measure the depth of the door frame. It is recommended to have a professional installer like Clera measure and install the door to ensure proper fit and installation.
Exterior doors are typically installed by professional contractors or experienced carpenters. Many window and door companies like Clera Windows + Doors offer installation services as part of their product offerings. Choose an installer with the necessary expertise to properly install the door to ensure optimal functionality and durability.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
Less than half of the sun’s energy is visible. Longer wavelengths beyond the red part of the visible spectrum are infrared, which is felt as heat. Shorter wavelengths, beyond purple, are ultraviolet (UV). When the sun’s energy strikes a window, visible light, heat, and UV rays are reflected, absorbed, or transmitted into the house. Low-e glass contains transparent metallic oxides that reflect up to 90 percent of the harmful UV rays.
With some of the highest ratings for customer satisfaction, it's clear why Clera is Ontario's most awarded window company!
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