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Residential: Impact windows, sliders, and shower doors.
We restore the crystal-clear views your home was meant to have. From large sliding glass doors to high-end impact windows, our on-site resurfacing removes deep scratches and stubborn hard water stains. Save thousands by restoring your existing glass instead of dealing with the high cost and hassle of a full window replacement.
Annealed Glass: Standard "float" glass used in older windows and picture frames; common and highly restorable.
Tempered Glass: Heat-treated safety glass that is 4x stronger than standard glass; found in sliding doors and shower enclosures.
Laminated Glass: Two layers of glass bonded with a plastic interlayer; used for security and high-impact safety.
Heat-Strengthened Glass: A high-durability glass commonly used in commercial building facades and high-rise windows.
Impact-Rated Glass: Heavy-duty hurricane glass engineered to withstand high-velocity debris and extreme wind pressure.
Turtle Glass: Specialized tinted glass required by Florida building codes to protect sea turtle nesting habitats.
Residential: Impact windows, sliders, and shower doors.
We restore the crystal-clear views your home was meant to have. From large sliding glass doors to high-end impact windows, our on-site resurfacing removes deep scratches and stubborn hard water stains. Save thousands by restoring your existing glass instead of dealing with the high cost and hassle of a full window replacement.
Annealed Glass: Standard "float" glass used in older windows and picture frames; common and highly restorable.
Tempered Glass: Heat-treated safety glass that is 4x stronger than standard glass; found in sliding doors and shower enclosures.
Laminated Glass: Two layers of glass bonded with a plastic interlayer; used for security and high-impact safety.
Heat-Strengthened Glass: A high-durability glass commonly used in commercial building facades and high-rise windows.
Impact-Rated Glass: Heavy-duty hurricane glass engineered to withstand high-velocity debris and extreme wind pressure.
Turtle Glass: Specialized tinted glass required by Florida building codes to protect sea turtle nesting habitats.