Glass Replacement

A modest, but very well appointed single-story home in Gresham.

Designed by someone with a keen appreciation for Bay-Window Structures. Count them. Living Room.

Dining Room.

Kitchen.

Breakfast Nook. Most folks would likely agree that the Bay Window structures tend to add a bit of flair and added dimension to an otherwise sterile set of window openings.

Technician Brandon Todd goes about the task of deglazing some of the failed glass on the living-room bay window by removing some of the vinyl snap-bead.

Bruce Hickenlooper employs the use of a pizza cutter tool for cutting the glazing-tape on the interior side.

And the failed (foggy) original glass is removed from the aluminum frame.

After cleaning the aluminum frame surfaces of all residual traces of the original glazing tape, Brandon applies new glazing tape.

99.9999% of the time, we haul-off and dispose of the old glass. The only time we would not haul it off is if our client preferred to keep it for some reason.