Sheldrup Glass · Commercial repair

Commercial Window Replacement

Cracked glass and fogged insulated units affect both the appearance and performance of your building. We coordinate commercial window glass replacement for offices, retail properties and other commercial facilities.

King County · Eastside · South King County · North through Marysville

Curved commercial glass curtain wall at night with a Sheldrup Glass truck in the foreground

Repair & replacement

Clear glass. A precise fit.

Failed insulated glass units

Replacement of fogged or failed IGUs, with dimensions, thickness, coatings and glazing details reviewed against the existing system.

Cracked and damaged panes

Removal and replacement of damaged commercial window glass, including tempered and laminated safety glazing where required.

Window wall & curtain wall glass

Glass change-out within existing commercial framing, coordinated around access, glass specifications and installation requirements.

From assessment to installation

  • Tell us which windows are affected and describe cracking, fogging or other damage.
  • Review the existing framing, glass specifications and site access.
  • Confirm the replacement scope and fabrication timing, then coordinate installation.

Scheduling & glass lead times

On-site response is typically within 48 hours; call to confirm availability for your location. Permanent replacement timing depends on glass specifications, fabrication, site access and the installation schedule.

Temporary board-up protects an opening while replacement is arranged; it is not a permanent glass repair.

Seattle-based. Region-wide.

Based at 846 S Cambridge St, Seattle, we serve all of King County and the northern corridor into Snohomish County through Marysville.

Seattle & northern corridor

Seattle, Shoreline, Bothell, Lynnwood, Everett and Marysville.

The Eastside

Bellevue, Redmond, Issaquah and other King County communities.

South King County

SeaTac, Tukwila, Renton, Kent, Auburn and Federal Way.

Tell us what needs replacing.

Include the building address, number of affected panes, approximate dimensions, floor level and photos of the glass and framing.