Commercial glass
& door services.
Glass repair, door work and storefront replacement for businesses across Seattle and Puget Sound. Tell us what your opening needs.
What needs
attention?
Start with the part of the building that is giving you trouble. We will help establish the scope.
Damaged glass
A cracked display pane or failed insulated window may need new glass in an otherwise suitable frame.
A door that will not close
Scraping, sagging or uncontrolled closing can involve hardware, alignment or the surrounding frame.
Planned storefront work
Plan a new entrance, interior partitions or glazing protection around the way your property is used.
Working with your
property team
- Glass products and partition posts
Compare counter partition posts, glass textures and privacy options for a measured quote.
- Commercial glazing contractors
Coordinate storefront, door and glazing work with your commercial project.
- Facility manager services
Plan repairs, access and maintenance across occupied properties.
Assess the
whole opening.
A broken pane does not always mean a new storefront. The glass, frame and hardware each tell part of the story.
Damaged glass at this eyewear storefront needed replacement. Glassma replaced it in the existing opening; the second photograph shows the replacement glass in place.
View storefront and entrance photographsKeep a sound frame
Square, securely anchored framing may allow glass-only replacement. Bent frames, corrosion or damaged anchors can change the scope. We inspect the surrounding system before recommending new glazing or a larger replacement.
Check how the door moves
Glass may be intact while pivots, closers, hinges or alignment keep the entrance from working correctly. Tell us whether the door drags, slams, sticks or will not secure.
Work around the working day
Tell us about occupied areas, customer traffic, deliveries and required work windows. Identify the affected opening and who approves the work. Access, materials and scope inform the estimate and schedule.
Customer reviews.
In their own words.
Read what customers say about their experience with Glassma.
Selected Google reviews. Each excerpt links to its original source.
“We had a great experience with Glassma! They had reasonable rates and were able to work around our busy office.”
Work around an occupied office
Google listing · Glassma Lynnwood
Read the original review“They were professional, respectful of our time, and understood the work that goes into delivering quality results.”
Working with Glassma
Google listing · Glassma Tukwila
Read the original review“Glassma helped secure the front door to our apartment building after the door and window glass had been broken.”
Emergency board-up
Google listing · Glassma Seattle
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Plan the work.
Keep things moving.
The opening, access and required materials determine the work. Tell us about your building when you get in touch.
More about our processInspect the opening
We check glass, framing, door operation and hardware to identify the failure and immediate security needs.
Agree on the scope
Review repair or replacement options, glass specifications, parts and scheduling before work begins.
Coordinate the work
Plan around staff, tenants, customer traffic and access restrictions at the property.
Test and hand over
Review the finished glazing and door operation, with findings and maintenance guidance for your building team.
Before
you book.
Clear answers about your storefront, glass options and working around business hours.
Discuss your propertyDo I need a whole new storefront?
Not always. Sound frames may support glass-only replacement. If the frame, anchors or door system are damaged, we explain what else needs attention before recommending the scope.
What glass options do you review?
We review tempered, laminated, tinted and insulated glass, including Low-E options where suitable. The opening, existing system and intended use guide the specification.
Can you help when the building cannot be secured?
Call Glassma for emergency help. We can assess temporary protection and plan the permanent glass or door repair. Timing depends on the location, damage and required materials.
Can work fit around business hours?
We discuss customer traffic, deliveries and tenant access when planning the work. Tell us about restricted access or required work windows when you call.
Let's discuss
your property.
For planned glass or door work, send an inquiry. Call if the property cannot be secured.
Estimates and proposals normally follow by email.
Have a question before requesting a quote? Open a chat with our team.
Discuss your commercial project
Share your city or ZIP code and a short description.
Sending a request does not book an appointment. We will confirm the details and next step with you.
You can also request a quote by phone or email.
