The Glass Company in Vacherie, LA

If you can’t wipe away the haze because it sits between the panes, the insulated glass unit may have lost its seal. We’ll inspect the window and check the frame before recommending a replacement. A sound frame may be worth keeping; a damaged one deserves attention at the same time.

The replacement glass has to match the patio door panel, so we measure the existing opening before ordering it. We also want to know whether the door slides smoothly and closes as it should. If it does neither, mention those problems when you contact us about the glass.

A shower enclosure with an angled wall or a mirror intended for a narrow space may call for custom glass. We’ll discuss the shape, dimensions, and how the piece will be installed. Details such as nearby fixtures or trim can affect the final measurements, so show us the space before ordering.

Before ordering a new storefront panel, we assess the frame that will hold it. Impact damage can extend to the entrance beside the glass, and a shifted component may need work too. Tell us what happened and whether the door still operates normally so we can evaluate the full job.

A commercial door that catches on the threshold or will not latch can become a daily frustration. We can inspect its hardware, glass, and fit in the opening. Once we know what is causing the trouble, we’ll discuss the repair and any parts that need replacement.

Contractors can bring us into a project while openings and glass details are still on the drawings. We’ll review the proposed work, discuss materials, and coordinate measurements and installation with the construction schedule. Our glazing division can consider larger projects several hours from LaPlace, depending on their scope.

A repair depends on more than whether the damage looks small from a distance. We check where the chip sits and whether cracks have begun to spread from it. Bring the vehicle to our LaPlace shop for an assessment, or call first to describe what you’re seeing.

We replace broken glass on personal vehicles and commercial trucks or vans. The correct part depends on the vehicle and which window was damaged, so its year, make, and model are useful when you call. We’ll discuss availability and arrange an appointment before you bring it in.

A replacement windshield must fit the vehicle and its equipment. We’ll identify the correct glass and explain the installation appointment. If the vehicle uses a windshield-mounted camera for driver assistance features, ask us about recalibration as part of the estimate. We can discuss the service arrangements at our LaPlace shop.