Business Description

Broken glass windows should be replaced as quickly as possible to restore the safety of your home. Whether you need a repair or a replacement depends on the extent of the damage and the condition of the window. If your window is overall structurally sound, it may not be necessary to completely replace it.
During your free, in-home consultation, our glass professionals will evaluate the damage and determine whether a repair is possible or if a replacement is necessary.
During the installation process, we’ll replace and seal the pane and make sure the window is securely in place.
In the rare event that the glass cannot be replaced immediately, we’ll securely board the area and schedule a prompt return visit to complete the job. We’ll clean the work area and any remaining debris from the installation.
We follow the same process for double-pane windows with broken seals. The window itself may not be showing any cracks, but when the seal is broken, so is the insulating value. Plus, who wants a window with milky condensation fogging up the glass? We’ll fix that, too.
When to Replace Older Windows:
If you have an older home, check for windows that have an identifying manufacturer’s logo etched on the glass. This means the window is paned with safety glass.
If the logo is not there, you should replace the glass as soon as possible. When safety glass breaks, it crumbles into dull cubes while older, annealed glass shatters into sharp, jagged shards.
We’re local, bonded and insured, and will provide the expert service you need. Call us at (929) 297-8186.

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