Let’s talk about
your repair.
Glass, windows or doors. Call about an urgent opening, email a question, or send a few details for a quote.
How can we help?
Tell us what happened and where the property is. You do not need measurements or the name of a part to start.
Broken glass or an opening you cannot secure? Call to discuss the situation and availability.
Emergency helpEmail a question
sos@glassma.usInclude your city and a short description. Photos can help explain the issue.
Start with a quote
Your name, phone or email, and a sentence about the problem. No appointment is booked by submitting.
Get a quoteSeattle &
Puget Sound.
Glassma serves Seattle and Puget Sound. Share your city or ZIP code so the team can confirm availability for your property.
Elsewhere in Puget Sound?
Check your service areaCity positions shown, not service boundaries.Map: Natural Earth
Find Glassma.
Call before visiting to confirm arrangements with the team.
Before you contact us.
Choose the way that fits your situation.
Ask about your repair01Should I call, email, or use the form?
Call for broken glass, an unsecured opening, or a time-sensitive question. Email is useful for a description and optional photos. The three-question form is suitable for a planned enquiry; the form and confirmation explain whether delivery to the team is enabled.
02What should I include if I cannot reach someone immediately?
Leave your name, callback number, city, and a short description of the problem. Say whether the opening is exposed or will not secure. Do not assume an appointment or attendance has been arranged until it is confirmed.
03Do I need to send photos or take measurements?
Neither is required for the first enquiry. A wide view of the opening and a close view of the fault can help later, if you can take them safely. Final glass and hardware specifications need to be checked before ordering.
04Can I visit a Glassma location without arranging it first?
Call before traveling so the team can confirm the right location, availability, and whether your request needs an on-site visit. A listed address or 24-hour listing does not guarantee a walk-in consultation.