Commercial Glass Specialists
Broken glass secured the same day and replaced properly the first time. We work on commercial retail frontage, office entrances, curtain wall and interior glass property — scheduled replacement and emergency response from one licensed contractor.
Emergency Response
Securing the opening is a separate, immediate step. It does not wait on glass lead time.
Who We Are
A cracked lite in a retail entrance is not a cosmetic problem. It is a security problem, a liability problem and, if the opening is large enough, a reason the space cannot stay open.
We secure the opening first, then measure, source and set the replacement in the existing framing. One licensed contractor holds the whole job, so nobody waits on a second trade to show up and finish it.
What We Do
Cracked, chipped and failed lites replaced in existing aluminium framing without rebuilding the opening.
Tempered, laminated and insulated units sized, sourced and set to the original specification.
Commercial entrance doors, closers, pivots, locksets, panic devices and threshold repair.
Break-ins and storm damage secured fast, with permanent glass scheduled behind it.
Punched openings, window wall and curtain wall glazing on multi-storey commercial property.
Office fronts, conference room glazing, sidelites and frameless partitions for build-outs.
How We Work
Board-up or temporary glazing so the space is safe, closed and insurable tonight.
Field measure the opening and identify framing system, glass type, thickness and coating.
A written scope with the real lead time, including anything the framing needs.
Set the lite, reset stops and gaskets, seal, and adjust hardware while we are there.
Clean the glass, haul the debris, walk it with you and document the work.
One number to call if anything moves, leaks or sticks after we hand it back.
Why Us
Most commercial glass problems turn into scheduling problems. We remove that risk by owning the whole glass line rather than part of it.
Glass. Tempered, laminated or insulated, specified for the opening, exposure and code requirement.
Framing. The aluminium that holds the glass, carries load to the structure and sets the sightlines.
Entrances. Doors take the abuse. Every cycle works the frame, threshold and anchorage a little harder.
Hardware. Closers, pivots, locks and panic devices decide whether a door is safe, compliant and pleasant to use.
Sealants. The least visible part and the most common source of a call two winters later.
Where We Work
Street frontage, mall units, anchor entrances and multi-tenant storefronts.
Lobby entrances, ground-floor glazing and interior office fronts.
High-traffic entrances, vestibules and patio enclosures.
Clinics, dental and professional suites needing clean, compliant entrances.
Office fronts, man doors and glazed sections in industrial buildings.
Ground-floor retail bays, lobbies and common-area glazing.
Answers
From the Field
Where the glass scope fits inside a commercial build-out — written for property managers, tenants and the contractors coordinating them.
Storefront, office fronts, doors and hardware — what belongs in the glass scope and what routinely gets missed.
Set the storefront too early and it gets damaged. Too late and every finish trade behind it waits.
Why one lite arrives in days and another takes weeks, and how to keep glass off the critical path.
Send a photo of the opening and a rough size and we can usually tell you the approach and the lead time the same day.
Commercial storefront glass repair, replacement and glazing for retail, office and mixed-use property. Scheduled work and emergency response.
Send photos of the opening and we will price it.
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