Residential glass.

Window panes and work around the home, from the Glassma photo archive. Select a photograph for a closer look.

16 photographs

White divided window in grey horizontal siding, with glass in place and blue tape along the lower edge. — An exterior viewGlazing
Glass in a white frame, photographed from outside the home.

Two wood-framed windows meeting at an interior corner, looking out over neighbouring homes. — Around the cornerGlazing
An interior view of two windows and their wood surrounds.

Two people hold a large glass pane with suction handles inside a home. — Handling a paneWork stage
A large pane being handled with suction grips indoors.

White window opening in grey siding with curtains visible and tools on a plywood platform below. — At the openingWork stage
A window opening during work, with tools and a platform below.

Reflective glass within a white window frame, with curtains behind it and grey siding around it. — Glass in the frameGlazing
A closer exterior view of glass seated within a white frame.

Shattered glass remaining within a narrow residential window frame. — A damaged paneWork stage
Broken glass still visible in a narrow window opening.

Narrow white window opening photographed at an angle beside exterior siding. — A narrow openingWork stage
A second view of the narrow window opening during work.

White sliding window beneath an arched top light, with one side open and tools resting on the sill. — An arched window openingWork stage
An exterior view of the opening and tools during window work.

White timber sash window with six small upper panes and a larger lower pane, set in dark siding. — Glass in a divided sashGlazing
A divided sash window photographed from outside.

Open timber casement with cloudy marks on the glass and a garden visible beyond. — Clouded glass in a timber frameClouded glass
Cloudy marks are visible across this timber-framed pane.

Worker in a high-visibility jacket attending to a white window in grey horizontal siding. — Working from outsideWork stage
Window work along the outside wall of a home.

Black suction handle attached to a pane in an open timber window above a garden. — A suction grip on the paneWork stage
A suction grip attached to glass in a timber window.

Worker on a ladder at an upper-floor window above a sloping roof. — At an upper-floor windowWork stage
Ladder access to an upper-floor window during work.

Large white-framed projecting window above a brick wall, with a ladder and equipment below. — A projecting bay windowGlazing
A view of the bay window with equipment still at the opening.

Dark-framed residential window reflecting trees, set into pale horizontal siding. — A dark frame against pale sidingGlazing
The exterior glass and frame viewed along the wall.

Tall dark-framed window panes with strips of blue tape and neighbouring houses visible through the glass. — Glass viewed from indoorsGlazing
An indoor view of the panes, with blue tape still on the glass.

From the Glassma archive

These photographs show different openings and stages of work. They are individual views from our archive, rather than a matched before-and-after series.

A customer perspective

In their own words.

“Technicians did an excellent job”

Shaun describes a window repair after a ladder broke the glass, with clear answers to his questions and careful installation by the team.

Shaun Lemafa · Tukwila Google listing

This customer account is separate from the archive photographs above.

Read the original Customer reviews

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