Commercial glazing — Baltimore, MD
New construction glazing
Glazing packages taken off the drawings, submitted, fabricated and installed to the build program.
- 24/7 emergency service
- Commercial glazing specialists
- Serving Baltimore and surrounding counties
Glazing is a schedule risk
Glass is one of the last trades to install and one of the first to become critical path. The building cannot be dried in, secured or turned over until the openings are closed.
Long-lead glass ordered late is the single most common reason a fit-out date slips.
Working from your documents
We take off from the elevations and details, produce shop drawings and a hardware schedule, and flag conflicts between the specified system and the framed opening while they are still cheap to fix.
Field verification happens before release to fabrication, not after delivery.
Where we do this work
Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford, Howard, Prince George’s and Montgomery counties.
Straight answers
Do you provide submittals and shop drawings?
Yes — elevations, sections, a hardware schedule and product data for review before anything is fabricated.
How early should a glazier be involved?
As soon as the openings are dimensioned. Catching a frame-depth or anchoring conflict at drawing stage costs a phone call; catching it after the framing is closed costs a rebuild.
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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