Glass Restoration

If you're dealing with scratches in glass and need to document the damage for repair purposes, taking clear and detailed photos can be challenging. Here are some tips on how to take photos of scratches in glass. Clean the glass: Make sure to clean the glass surface to remove any dirt or debris that could obscure the scratches. Use a clean, lint-free cloth and a gentle glass cleaner to avoid confusing dirt with damage. Get close: Look up how to take macro photos with your cam

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is an invisible threat that affects far more than just sunburn. Leading institutions like the Mayo Clinic, National Eye Institute, and the American Academy of Ophthalmology all recommend UV protection to reduce long-term health risks. While most people think about UV exposure outdoors, the reality is this: your home, office, and storefront windows may be letting harmful UV rays in all day long. The Hidden Damage Caused by UV Exposure Prolonged expos

Formerly we would see a sharp increase in demand from multi-unit residential managers for privacy window film from late October through...

In today's society, safety concerns abound. Installing security film for glass in both homes and businesses offers a multitude of...

Energy efficiency and environmental sustainability has become increasingly important. One effective way to enhance these aspects in...

Retrofit window films are an excellent solution to add privacy to your space with choices that don’t compromise natural light. White...

In the last 100 years glass has seen an incredible percentage increase in its employment for the building envelope and interior spaces in...

Glass polishing and anti-graffiti films are excellent solutions for building owners and managers looking to maintain and protect the...

If you're dealing with scratches in glass and need to document the damage for repair purposes, taking clear and detailed photos can be...

Over our nearly twenty-five years in business we have seen too many construction projects with damage to newly installed glass. Finding out which subcontractor is at fault can be a daunting task in itself, much less the repair or replacement of said glass. Even if the glass isn’t that expensive the labor in replacement, painting, lost time and disturbance to a finished area can be a hassle. Here we will offer information for keeping glass damage at bay and what to do about it