This type of glass is made with additional chemicals along with thermal treatment which make it much less likely to break.

Just as the name says, it’s strong enough to be bullet proof. Instead of shattering or breaking apart, the glass is made to flex instead of break. Our specialists have used this type for jewelry stores, antique shops and other stores that sell items of significant worth.

We tend to use a lot of laminated glass within commercial storefronts for safety reasons. In the event that your storefront’s glass/window becomes damaged, it will be held together instead of falling to the ground into hundreds or thousands of pieces. It also blocks 99% of incoming UV radiation and has a much higher sound insulation rating in comparison to other types of glass.

This is by far the most common type of glass we install for commercial storefronts. It’s utilized because the inside of the store can be lit up from the sun and passing potential customers will have a clear opportunity to view what the store is selling within their windows.

Stained glass windows are often found within churches, but they’ve also been used in plenty of bars, restaurants and entertainment establishments. They’re made up of colored glass attached together to form illustrations. When light shines in, they give a unique color, tone and accent to the establishment’s décor.

Frosted glass finishes are used for businesses that would like exterior light to shine in, but would like to maintain a level of privacy.  They’re perfect for medical offices, and spas where people can’t look in but light can enter.