Storefront glass
A broken storefront pane affects security and appearance at once. We assess the opening, board it up if it can’t be left open, and measure for a replacement. Storefront glass is commonly tempered or laminated and is usually fabricated to order.
Residential windows and sliding doors
For homes and condos we replace broken window glass and shattered sliding door panels. Suitable standard glass for some windows can be cut on site. Sliding door glass is tempered or impact glass and is made to size.
Impact glass
Impact glass is a laminated product manufactured to specific requirements. Replacing it means ordering glass that matches the system’s specifications; it isn’t ordinary glass cut to fit.
Board-up as a stopgap
Temporary board-up keeps an opening covered while replacement glass is being fabricated. It’s removed when the new glass is installed.
Replacement requirements, step by step
We confirm what the opening requires before ordering anything.
Assess the opening
Window, door, or storefront; glass type; and urgency.
Secure if needed
Temporary board-up when the opening can’t be left exposed.
Measure and order
Glass is cut on site where suitable, or fabricated to spec.
Install
New glass is installed and the board-up removed.
For businesses and managed buildings
Until the opening is assessed, keep people and pets away from the broken glass and call to discuss it. Please don’t try to remove damaged glass yourself.
If the property is a store or a managed building, let us know about loading access, parking, or any management notice that’s required so the visit can be arranged.
Emergency Glass questions
Can you board up a storefront after hours?
24/7 Emergency Glass Service. We’ll discuss the opening and what can be arranged.
Will the replacement match my existing storefront glass?
We measure the opening and identify the existing glass type so the replacement meets the same requirements.
Do you replace impact glass in condos?
Yes. Impact glass is ordered to the system’s specifications and then installed in the existing frame.