Commercial and interior residential glass installation in North Florida

The cost of glass walls for offices and homes can vary widely depending on several factors—including the size, type of glass, framing system, installation complexity, etc. In general, however, glass walls are a more premium option than other alternatives (like drywall and brick)—but that doesn’t mean they can’t work in your budget. 

Our glass wall options for homes and offices range from [COST] to [COST] per [MEASUREMENT], plus labor for installation. Not sure if you can afford glass walls or other features? Contact us for a free custom estimate.

Glass shower doors and other interior glass features are safe—but only when chosen and installed by a reputable, experienced contractor. 

You’ll want to be sure you trust your chosen partner to choose the correct type of glass and install it properly. In the case of glass shower doors and other interior glass walls, tempered glass is a common choice for safety reasons. Tempered glass is treated to be more durable and resistant to breaking, but if it does break, it is designed to break into smaller pieces with duller edges to avoid bodily harm. 

High-quality installation and proper maintenance will ensure the ultimate safety in your home’s glass walls and features—from glass shower doors to glass railings to glass wine cellars.

As mentioned, glass installation is a very nuanced and high-stakes job, especially in large and complex commercial projects. Here, experience and knowledge are everything; going with a newer company or contractor to save a few bucks could cost big in the long run. 

In that vein, your chosen partner should be able to provide other projects and customer referrals for jobs like yours (in addition to stellar online reviews) so you can ensure their work is up to par. Finally, you’ll want to make sure your commercial glass company stands behind its work with any necessary warranties and guarantees. 

A stunning glass storefront or office space can deliver an attractive aesthetic that will draw people in and bring awareness to your business. However, some people worry about associated security concerns. Here, the right installation can strike a balance between design and function. 

Additionally, advancements in security technology and design have made glass exteriors more secure, including but not limited to:

• Tempered or laminated glass options that make the glass harder to break (and safer if it does)
• Strong, robust framing materials and installation techniques
• Additional security measures including reinforced locks, alarms and security cameras well within view near the glass to deter break-ins