Commercial Glass & Glazing — Dallas–Fort Worth's Trusted Commercial Glass Contractor

The storefront is the first impression of any commercial space. Modern storefront systems use aluminum framing with large glass lites (panels) to maximize visibility from the street and natural light inside — but the framing, glass specification, and installation details matter enormously for energy performance, long-term durability, and code compliance.

We install commercial storefront systems, as well as custom-ordered systems for non-standard applications. Glass specifications range from standard annealed to fully tempered, with insulated units (IG units) for energy code compliance in new construction.

Commercial entry doors — including heavy-duty frameless glass doors with panic hardware, ADA-compliant thresholds, and commercial-grade closers — are supplied and installed as part of storefront packages or standalone projects.

Entrance doors come in a short list of standard sizes, and the catalogue number is rarely the opening you end up with — our guide to [standard commercial glass door size](/blog/standard-commercial-glass-door-size) covers the leaf sizes, the stile widths, and why a 36-inch door does not give 36 inches of clear opening.

Curtain wall systems are the floor-to-ceiling, building-skin glass systems used on multi-story commercial buildings. Unlike storefronts (which span a single floor), curtain walls span multiple floors and are anchored to the building structure, carrying their own dead load and transferring wind and seismic loads to the building frame.

We install stick-built curtain wall systems — assembled piece-by-piece on-site — and unitized systems — pre-glazed units manufactured off-site and hoisted into position. The right approach depends on the project scale, schedule, and access conditions.

Structural silicone glazing (SSG) and point-fixed structural glazing (PFSG) are specialty systems we install for projects where the aesthetic goal is a truly seamless glass skin with minimal visible framing.

Commercial mirrors for gyms, fitness centers, yoga studios, hotels, retail fitting rooms, and restaurant back-bars require the same custom fabrication as our residential mirrors but on a larger scale — entire walls of glass, often requiring specialized mounting to distribute the weight across the wall structure.

We also install specialty commercial glass products including fire-rated glass (for rated openings where glazed panels must maintain fire separation) and safety and security glass (laminated glass and polycarbonate composites for impact and intrusion resistance).

If your commercial project requires a glass product or system we haven't listed here, reach out.

Commercial projects require coordination that residential work doesn't. We're set up for it.

Our process starts with a pre-construction meeting where we review shop drawings with the GC, confirm structural conditions, establish the installation schedule relative to other trades, and identify any long-lead items that need to be ordered early.

We submit shop drawings and material cut sheets for owner and architect review, obtain required sign-offs before anything is ordered, and provide submittals and closeout documentation at project completion.