Window glass, foggy windows, shower doors, mirrors, storefronts, glass railings and emergency board up across Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair, Livingston and Lapeer counties. Get free quotes, check licenses, and hire with confidence.
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Measure the glass if you can, note the frame type, and say whether it is broken, fogged or a new install. Photos help glaziers identify the glass type and quote accurately.
Residential work above a state threshold generally needs a LARA Residential Builder or Maintenance & Alteration license. Doors, showers and glass near doors must be labeled safety glazing.
How we check credentials →Compare glass type and thickness, safety labeling, lead time, hardware, who handles permits, and the written warranty on glass and labor.
Glaziers cut, fabricate and install glass: broken and fogged window glass, shower doors, mirrors, tempered panels, railings, storefronts and curtain wall. Use this page to find the right service and request quotes from local glass pros. Want whole new windows or doors rather than new glass? Compare window and door installers. After a break-in or storm, start with emergency board up.
Say whether the glass is broken, fogged or new, where it is (door, shower, window, storefront, skylight), and the approximate size. Note single or double pane and frame material. Photos of the glass corner label, if any, help identify the glass.
Paid residential improvement work above a threshold set by state law generally requires a LARA Residential Builder or Maintenance & Alteration Contractor license; glazing is not its own M&A trade, so ask which license covers your job. Michigan's Safety Glazing Materials Act requires labeled safety glazing, such as tempered or laminated glass, in hazardous locations including sliding glass doors, storm doors, shower doors, tub enclosures, commercial entrance doors and certain panels near doors, and the building codes add more. Replacing broken glass in kind is usually an ordinary repair; new storefronts, changed openings and new skylights generally need a permit.
Compare the glass specification (tempered, laminated, insulated, low-E, thickness), safety labeling, hardware, lead time for custom glass, temporary securing, and warranty on glass seals and labor. Then check verification status as described in How We Vet.
Pros serve all six counties, but permits come from the legal municipality, which is not always the city on your mailing address. In Detroit, building permits go through BSEED. Many older homes here still have wood sashes, single-pane storms and painted trim from before 1978, so ask about reglazing and lead-safe practices. Browse by city or county, such as Wayne, Oakland or Macomb.
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