See window glass, doors, storefronts and mirrors from Glassma's photo library. Look at the work stages, find an example like yours and explore the service behind it.
Glass and door services for Seattle and the Puget Sound area.
A window, a patio door and a mirror need different kinds of attention. These photographs make those differences easier to describe when you ask about your own home.
Follow the stages in each pair, from damaged glass or an open frame to fitted glazing. The condition of your glass and frame helps determine the work you need.
These views show a residential window with the glass removed and glass fitted in the same white frame. The frame and the glazing are separate parts of the window.
For a broken or failed pane, ask about glass replacement in the existing frame. Its condition and the glass specification need to be checked before the work is agreed.
Window glass replacement
The first photograph shows shattered glass in an open timber door. The second shows the matching doorway from outside, with clear glazing in place.
Tell us whether the damage is to the glass, the frame or the way the door moves. Those details help us distinguish a glazing request from a door repair.
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This gym wall uses several mirror panels rather than one uninterrupted sheet. The visible joints are part of the layout, alongside the wall size and the equipment in front of it.
For your own mirror project, start with the room, your city or ZIP code and what you need. Glassma can discuss dimensions, fixtures and the layout afterward, before a mirror is made and fitted.
Storefront glazing, entrance doors and surrounding construction bring different needs. See the glass work in context, then follow the relevant service for more detail.
Damaged glass in this eyewear storefront needed replacement. Glassma replaced the glass in the existing opening. The second photograph shows the replacement glazing in place.
For a similar request, name this example, add your city or ZIP code and briefly describe the damage. The team can clarify measurements and access afterward.
Storefront glass replacement
A boarded opening is not a finished glass replacement. This sequence shows that distinction, so you know what to ask when an opening is damaged.
The damaged lower pane of this commercial door is shown beside the same opening covered with timber boarding. The boarding is a temporary securing stage.
Temporary board-up and replacement glazing are different steps. Call about an exposed or damaged opening so the team can discuss the situation and current availability. Permanent glass may require a later visit.
Understand storefront board-up
Use the name beside a photograph to point us to an example, such as Sliding patio-door glass or Eyewear storefront glass replacement. Your opening still needs its own assessment.
Measurements, access details and photos can follow after the team reviews your request. If you want to share photographs, you can send them byemail.
Tell us what needs repair or replacement.
Estimates and proposals normally follow by email.
For urgent help, call to ask about current availability. Email is for follow-up.
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