Glass, windows
& doors.
Replaced.
Broken storefront glass, a damaged entrance or a window that needs replacing? We replace commercial glass, complete windows, doors and storefronts in Seattle, Lynnwood, Kent and Tacoma.
No measurements needed to start. Call 8 am–6 pm.
See what we replace
Glass in place at the storefront opening, with a ladder and broom still in the work area. Glassma project archive.
Broken glass or an unsecured entrance? Keep people away from broken glass. Call to ask about board-up, glass cleanup and the next available help.
Call (206) 330-9103A broken pane.
A damaged door.
A whole storefront.
You do not need to decide which parts to replace before contacting us. Describe the damage. We check the glass, frame and door to work out what can stay and what needs replacing.
Glass in existing frames
Replace broken, cracked or foggy window, door or storefront glass when the existing frame is suitable.
Complete commercial windows
Replace the whole window when new glass alone will not solve the problem, including windows with damaged frames.
Doors & storefronts
Replace damaged entrance doors or storefronts. Tell us if the door will not close or lock, or if customers cannot use the entrance.
Temporary protection
Ask about board-up and broken-glass cleanup if the property is exposed. Temporary protection can help while new glass or a replacement door is arranged.
Plan the work
around your business.
Tell us how customers, staff and tenants use the property so we can discuss access before work starts.
- 01
Tell us what happened
Share the property address, the damage and whether the entrance closes and locks. We discuss the next step and arrange any measurements needed.
- 02
Talk through access and working hours
Mention trading hours, delivery access and any building restrictions. Let us know who can approve the work and whether a landlord or property manager needs to be involved.
- 03
Confirm the replacement and schedule
We confirm what will be replaced, material availability and the work area. Before installation, we discuss when the entrance may be unavailable and how that affects your business.
Storefront glass
and entrance work.
These photos from the Glassma archive show commercial storefront glazing work. Browse more projects to see the types of glass and entrances we work on.
More commercial work
What will it cost?
When can it be done?
Start by telling us what is damaged and where the property is. We use the glass or door type, size and site access to work out a quote. You do not need measurements to send an enquiry.
Board-up can come before replacement.
If the property is exposed, ask about temporary protection when you call. New glass, doors or frames may need to be ordered. We confirm availability before agreeing an installation date.
- What needs replacing
- A single pane, a complete window, an entrance door or a storefront.
- Glass, frames & hardware
- The size and type of glass, frame finish, locks and door closers.
- Existing damage
- Whether the frame can stay and whether damage extends beyond the glass or door.
- Site access
- Upper-floor glass, loading access and enough space to handle and fit the replacement.
- Working hours & access
- When we can work, how people enter the building and any temporary protection needed.
Seattle &
Puget Sound.
For shops, offices and commercial properties in Seattle, Lynnwood, Kent and Tacoma. Include your city or ZIP code so we can confirm availability for your address.
Before you
get in touch.
Do I need to know exactly what needs replacing?
No. Tell us what happened and whether the window or door still opens, closes and locks. We check which parts can stay before recommending a replacement.
Can the business stay open during the work?
It depends on the work and whether people can safely use another entrance. Tell us your trading hours and how customers or tenants get in. We discuss any disruption to access before the work is agreed.
Can you help secure a broken storefront?
Ask about temporary board-up when you call. Tell us whether the property is exposed or the door will not lock so we can discuss availability and the next step.
Does a door that drags or will not latch need replacing?
A repair may be enough. Tell us what the door is doing, or see our commercial door repair service.
Tell us about
your property.
Broken storefront glass, a damaged window or an entrance door that needs replacing? Tell us what happened and your city or ZIP code. If the property cannot be secured, call us.
We will contact you to discuss the problem and whether a visit or measurements are needed. You review the proposed work and price before arranging installation.
Call (206) 330-9103Contact hours: 8 am–6 pm.