- Document Demo sites
- For Window and door companies
- Country Canada
- Revised September 17, 2026
Four demo window company websites you can click through
Four complete demo websites for fictional Canadian window and door companies, in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa. Open one on your phone and click through it: the service pages, the quote forms and the service areas all work the way a client site would. Your site is built the same way, from your own content.
What these demos are, and what they aren’t
Every business on this page is invented. We built these four sites to show what a client site looks like once it is live, page by page. The names, phone numbers, addresses and wording are made up, the contact details reach no one, and each demo says it is a fictional business on every page.
None of them is a client, and nothing on them is a review of us or a claim about real products. Client sites will be shown here with their owners’ permission. Canada’s Competition Act only allows a testimonial that the person actually gave and approved for publication 3 .
The four demo sites
Whole websites, not mockups. Each screenshot below is the real homepage of the demo it links to.
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Demo site · fictional business Demo 1 · Dark and modern, photo-led
Humberline Windows
Etobicoke, Toronto, Ontario · Residential window replacement, triple-pane
Built for homeowners in older houses with drafty frames and frost on the glass. A full-width photo hero, a detailed triple-pane page, a gallery, named service areas and a quote form.
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Demo site · fictional business Demo 2 · Navy and white, video hero
Heron Glass & Doors
Vancouver, British Columbia · Windows, patio doors and storefront glazing, retrofits
Built for a company doing homes and storefronts side by side. Vinyl and fibreglass windows, patio doors and storefront glass on one homepage, a detailed retrofit page, service areas and a countdown to the last fall install dates.
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Demo site · fictional business Demo 3 · Warm and classic, local family firm
Bowridge Windows & Doors
Bowness, Calgary, Alberta · Replacement windows, patio and entry doors
Built for a family business that sells on trust. The phone number is large in the header, the main button books a free measure, and windows, doors and service areas each have their own pages.
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Demo site · fictional business Demo 4 · Bold, price first, built to convert
Bytown Glazing
Ottawa, Ontario · Triple-pane retrofit windows, foggy glass and repairs
Built for buyers who want a number fast. A price form in the first screen, starting prices beside the headline, and a full price guide by window size that ends in a request for a written price.
All four are demonstrations, not clients. The businesses are invented, the phone numbers and email addresses cannot reach anyone, the forms do not send, and the demos are kept out of search results.
Every service gets its own page
From Humberline Windows. Retrofit, full-frame and triple-pane are different searches, so on your site each service you sell gets a page that answers that job on its own.
What the page does
- Answers first
- What the job is, in the homeowner’s words: frost on the glass, cold drafts, street noise.
- Numbers near the top
- An indicative price per window and the days on site, the two things every visitor looks for.
- Label values
- Points the buyer to the U-factor on the label rather than inventing performance claims.
- Next step
- A free measure and a written quote, offered on the page.
A certified model’s label lists its U-factor, Energy Rating and glazing 2 . On your site, values go up per model only when you supply them from the label.
The booking form asks what you price on
From Bowridge Windows & Doors. A name, an email and a message box gives you nothing and costs you a phone call.
What the form does
- Trade questions
- Community, how many windows and doors, and what needs replacing, as taps on a phone.
- Area check
- The community or town is its own field, so work outside your area is obvious before anyone drives.
- Phone beside it
- For people who would rather call than type.
- What happens next
- Four plain steps from measure to install, so nobody has to call to find out.
On a client site the form sends straight to your inbox and CRM. On the demo it is switched off.
A price guide that ends in a written price
From Bytown Glazing. For companies happy to publish ranges, a price page answers the first question most buyers have.
What the page does
- Ranges by size
- Small to extra large, with the room each size usually is, so a homeowner can budget alone.
- Size drawing
- Shows which size their window is, measured inside the trim.
- Honest framing
- Prices are labelled indicative, in Canadian dollars, plus HST, until a free measure fixes them.
- Next step
- Every table leads to a request for a written price.
The demo’s prices are invented for a fictional business. Your page carries only the ranges you choose to publish.
What all four demos share, whatever the look
- The main button starts a quote or a measure. 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 forms ask trade questions. What, how many and where, as taps on a phone.
- Service areas are named. The towns and neighbourhoods each company installs in, not only an address in the footer.
- It reads well on a phone. Every layout is built for a small screen first, then widened.
What your own site carries instead
None of these is a template you pick. The structure carries over; everything that makes it yours comes from the content checklist you send.
| Part | In the demo | On your site |
|---|---|---|
| Name and logo | Invented | Your business name and logo |
| Photos | Stock photos | Your install photos, with homeowner permission |
| Products | Generic types | The lines and models you actually sell |
| Prices | Invented ranges | Only the ranges you choose to publish, or none |
| Areas | One city | Your towns and regions |
| Forms | Switched off | Sent to your inbox and CRM |
| Style | One of four looks | Matched to your logo and trade |
Book a call
Talk through a design for your company
Tell us which demo 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, and nothing is paid until launch.
CA$249 a month plus a CA$499 build fee invoiced after launch, plus applicable taxes, 12-month minimum term. First 10 businesses keep CA$249 a month for as long as they stay on the plan.