Working With Glass

Posted on: 1 February 2021

If you are dealing with commercial glass, some things make it different from the glass you would use in a residential setting. Working with a commercial glass contractor is crucial to ensure that the glass is not damaged and no one is hurt during installation or removal of glass sheets.  Commercial Glass Glass is made in different ways, and even though it all looks the same, different kinds of glass can have very different properties.
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Posted on: 4 December 2020

No one wants to find themselves with a broken window. Whether it was caused by a foul ball or rowdy neighborhood kids, you need to get it cleaned up quickly and fixed. Here are three things you should do when you find the broken glass and feel overwhelmed. Access The Damage The spread of glass will vary depending on the type of impact the window received. Do not step where you see glass.
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Posted on: 30 September 2020

If you're getting ready to replace the glass doors in your store, you will want to use hardware and material for the doors that work best for your business. You want to ensure your new glass doors stand up to crime as well as bad weather throughout the year. Consider adding the features below to your commercial glass doors. Panic Exit Equipment and Hardware Keeping your employees and customers safe is one of the most important steps you can take today.
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Posted on: 10 August 2020

Any chip or small crack on a car window requires immediate repair; otherwise the damage can grow until the only option is to replace the entire windshield. It's even more important to act quickly if you have tinted windows, though, since moisture can seep beneath the tint where the damage has occurred, eventually causing the entire tinted surface to bubble or peel away. Fortunately, repair is often possible using the following strategies.
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