Since 1993Class A contractorFully insured
Mon–Fri 8–5Serving Loudoun, Fairfax, Prince William & Arlington

For contractors & remodelers · Since 1993

The Glass Scope of Your Project, Handled

Your schedule rides on every trade showing up when they said they would. Glass is often the last trade in and the one that gets waited on. We take the glass scope off your plate: shower enclosures, interior glass walls, glass railings, windows and mirrors, measured to your finished conditions and installed on your timeline.

An installer working beside a finished tiled shower opening
Measured to finished conditions. We measure once tile and stone are complete, so the glass fits the walls you actually built.

What slows down the glass part of a job, and how we handle it

Measuring too early.

Tile, stone and backer board change every dimension. We take the final measure after finishes are complete, so there are no remakes.

Waiting on the glass.

Custom glass is manufactured to order. We tell you the lead time up front and schedule the install around your other trades.

A sub who doesn't show.

We're a Northern Virginia glass company with a large team of qualified technicians, not one installer with a truck. When we schedule a date, we're there.

Too many vendors.

One company for showers, mirrors, glass walls, railings, windows and doors means one scope, one schedule and one invoice.

Paperwork.

We're a Virginia Class A contractor, fully insured, with a COI and W-9 ready for your subcontractor file.

The glass scope we take on

Custom shower enclosures

Frameless, semi-frameless, sliding, tub and steam enclosures, with protective coating standard.

Custom mirrors

Vanity mirrors, mirror walls and gym and studio mirrors, cut around outlets and switches.

Commercial glass

Storefront glass and entrances, commercial door hardware and building glass.

A tall glass shower panel set on a half wall, with levels in place during installation
Set, leveled, adjusted. Every panel is leveled and every door adjusted before we hand the bathroom back to you.
A glass wall bordering a conference room during installation
Interior glass walls. Glass partitions close off meeting rooms while keeping the light moving through the office.
A glass railing around an interior stair opening
Glass railings. Tempered glass railing panels around stairs and balconies, sized to the opening.

For bathroom and kitchen remodelers

Shower glass is the finishing piece of a bathroom remodel, and your client judges the whole job by it. Book us early so the client can choose the style and hardware. We schedule the final measure for when your tile setter finishes and install on the date we give you. Every shower panel is tempered, as code requires.

See our shower door buying guide to share with clients.

For government and commercial contractors

For commercial and government work, you need a glass subcontractor who's licensed, insured and reliable, and can cover several glass trades at once. We're a Virginia Class A contractor, fully insured, in business since 1993. We handle tempered, laminated and insulated glass, storefront and entrance glass, interior glass walls and mirrors.

A band of windows across a commercial building exterior wall
Commercial building glass. Building windows and entrance glass for commercial and government projects.

Smoke, water or flood damage jobs

Restoration contractors, see our restoration contractors page for how we handle the glass scope on damage jobs.

How we work with you

  1. Send the scope. Plans, photos or a walkthrough, plus your schedule.
  2. Get an itemized quote. Typically within 24 hours once we have the information needed to price the scope, line by line for your client.
  3. Final measure at finished conditions.
  4. Install on the scheduled date, adjusted and cleaned up.

Why contractors work with us

  • Virginia Class A contractor, fully insured, COI and W-9 on request
  • In business since 1993
  • A large team of qualified technicians
  • One company for the whole glass scope
  • We serve all of Northern Virginia, including Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, Alexandria and parts of Prince William County.

Acoustic glazing for noise-sensitive spaces

We assess two approaches to reducing noise from roads, trains, aircraft and other nearby activity: replacing suitable existing glazing with acoustic glass, or fitting a secondary sound-reduction window inside the existing window. The second option can be useful where a condo restricts exterior window changes or the existing frame cannot take the proposed glass, provided there is enough interior space. Suitability and any building approvals must be checked; neither approach guarantees silence.

See glass options.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can you provide a COI or W-9?

Let us know if the paperwork is urgent; we can provide it within 24 hours when needed. Sending a request does not mean the documents have already been issued.

Do you work as a glass subcontractor for general contractors?

Yes. We take on the glass scope of residential and commercial projects: shower enclosures, interior glass walls, railings, windows, doors and mirrors.

When should we schedule the shower glass measurement?

After all tile and stone work is complete. Book the consultation early for style and hardware, and we'll schedule the final measure for when the tile is done.

Can you install interior glass walls?

Yes. We install glass partitions, office fronts, conference rooms and interior glass doors for residential and commercial interiors.

Do you install glass railings?

Yes. We install tempered glass railing panels for interior stairs, balconies and decks, sized to the opening.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We're a Virginia Class A contractor, fully insured, with a COI and W-9 available for your subcontractor file.

Do you work with government contractors?

Yes. We're a licensed and insured glass contractor with one team covering storefront, entrance, interior and building glass.

Can you provide an itemized quote for our client?

Yes. Every quote is itemized line by line, so you can pass it straight to your client.