Meet the owner

Meet Chris Zavodyuk

Owner, Optima Windows & Doors

Chris's approach is straightforward: understand the home, define what is included, and pay attention to the details before installation day. It is a practical standard for every window and door conversation.

Chris Zavodyuk, owner of Optima Windows and Doors, wearing a light blue Optima shirt
Chris Zavodyuk, Owner

If it's worth installing, it's worth installing right.

Optima's owner standard

The story behind the work

Why the details come first

Window and door replacement begins long before anything is removed. Homeowners need a clear view of the product, glass, dimensions, installation scope, written coverage, price and expected schedule.

As owner, Chris keeps those details visible. The goal is not to rush past questions. It is to make sure the proposed work fits the home and that the written quote explains what is included.

Behind that conversation is Optima's Toronto manufacturing facility and a team serving homeowners across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. For the full company and product overview, visit About Optima.

A clear way to work

The values homeowners should be able to see

Listen before recommending

Start with the home, the openings and the homeowner's priorities before narrowing down product options.

Make the scope clear

Measurements, glass, removal, insulation, trim, disposal and exclusions should be visible in the quote.

Plan the full project

Price, payment terms, schedule and any program assumptions belong in the conversation before work begins.

From conversation to installation

Real work by the Optima team

Bay window replacement viewed from inside, with an Optima installation trailer outside
Planning each opening as part of the whole home
Optima crew carrying a replacement window on installation day
Careful handling on installation day
A new entry door open during installation at a brick home
Fit and finishing around the full opening

Start with a clear conversation about your home

Tell Optima what you are planning, ask questions about the scope, and request a written quote for your window or door project.