About Stonewing
The part nobody photographs
Glass gets the credit. Aluminum, anchors, hardware and sealant do the work. Stonewing exists because the second half is where commercial glazing succeeds or fails, and it is the half most often handed to whoever came in cheapest.
How we work
Four things we do not compromise on
We measure the opening ourselves
Every time, including on new construction where the drawing and the framing disagree. Plumb, level, square and diagonal recorded before anything is released to fabrication. Tempered glass cannot be trimmed on site, so the measurement is the job.
We install the whole assembly
Framing, glass, doors and hardware as one scope. When one contractor sets the frame and another hangs the door, a door that drags becomes an argument. Here it is simply ours to fix.
We say which one you are looking at
Repair or replace, reglaze or re-system. There is usually a cheaper answer and a longer-lasting one, and you should hear both stated plainly rather than have one quietly chosen for you.
We secure the opening first
On damage work the building gets closed up before anything else happens, and measured while we are already there. Two problems, solved in the right order.
The Stonewing guardian
Glass looks fragile. What holds it is not.
Every storefront is a contradiction. The part you see is glass — thin, clear, breakable. The part you do not see is aluminum, steel, anchors and sealant, engineered to carry wind load and hold a building shut for decades. Our mark is built the same way: a guardian whose wing is not feathers but mullions, faceted like glass and set like structure. It stands for the part of the work nobody photographs and everybody depends on.
- Strength
- Precision
- Protection
- Structure
- Permanence
- Craft
Four buyers, four different problems
General contractors
Submittals that come back on time, and a glazier who reads the elevations before the walls go up.
We take off from your drawings, flag framing conflicts early, and coordinate closely around the project schedule — communicating early if conditions change.
Property managers
One call, a clear path to securing the opening as quickly as conditions allow, and a tenant who can get back to trading.
Board-up first if needed, measured on the same visit, and a written scope with photos — not a verbal maybe.
Business owners
Your doors open on time and the front of your building looks like you meant it.
Most storefront work happens outside trading hours, planned so the shop is secure overnight and ready when you unlock.
Homeowners
A measured quote, a firm date, and a crew that leaves the room cleaner than they found it.
Fogged units, broken panes, showers and mirrors — the same glaziers as the commercial work, at house scale.
Start the project
Send the opening.
We will send the scope.
Drawings, dimensions or a photograph on your phone — any of them are enough to start. If it is broken right now, calling gets a faster answer than a form.
- 24/7 emergency service
- Commercial glazing specialists
- Serving Baltimore and surrounding counties