Commercial Glass Repair: What Property Managers Need to Know
If you manage a commercial property, damaged glass can be more than just an eyesore—it’s a liability. At Wilson Glass & Screen, we help property managers keep their properties safe, professional-looking, and energy-efficient with fast, expert commercial glass repair.
Common Issues That Need Immediate Repair
Cracked or Broken Panes
Accidents, vandalism, or weather can shatter or chip glass. This creates safety risks and needs prompt attention.
Foggy or Cloudy Glass
This usually means a failed seal in a dual-pane unit, reducing energy efficiency and visibility.
Sticking or Slamming Glass Doors
Worn-out closers or pivots cause doors to misalign or slam, posing safety hazards.
Scratched or Graffitied Glass
Surface damage affects your property’s professional appearance and may require repair or replacement.
Why Fast Glass Repair Matters
Delaying repairs can lead to:
Safety and liability risks
Higher energy bills
Escalating repair costs
Lost tenants or customer complaints
What to Expect With Our Service
✅ Fast, accurate quotes
✅ On-site surveys
✅ Emergency board-ups (24/7 available)
✅ Zone-based pricing
✅ After-hours availability
✅ ADA-compliant repairs
Whether you manage a retail storefront, office park, or multi-tenant commercial space, we tailor our service to your property’s needs.
Serving Lakewood and Surrounding Areas
We serve property managers in:
Lakewood
Long Beach
Cerritos
Bellflower
Downey
Norwalk
Carson
Surrounding neighborhoods
📞 Call (562) 324-4061
📍 Serving Lakewood, CA & Nearby Cities
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Fast response. Honest pricing. Professional service.
Glass doors are often the first point of contact with your building—literally. And when the door closer or pivot system fails, you risk more than just inconvenience. Broken or failing door hardware can create safety risks, accessibility issues, and even liability.
At Wilson Glass & Screen, we specialize in repairing and replacing closers and pivots for commercial glass doors across Lakewood and surrounding cities.
What Are Closers and Pivots?
Door Closers control the speed and force of a door closing. They’re essential for ADA compliance, energy efficiency, and reducing wear on the door itself.
Pivots are the hinge components that allow the door to swing open and closed. They carry the weight of the door and are critical to safe operation.
Signs Your Hardware Needs Repair or Replacement
Watch out for:
Doors that slam shut or won’t stay closed
Doors that drag, feel heavy, or are off alignment
A loud clunk or scraping sound when the door moves
Visible wear or broken parts near the top or bottom of the door
Difficulty opening the door, especially for customers with disabilities
These signs often mean your closer or pivot hardware is worn out—or improperly installed.
Why It’s Important to Act Fast
Faulty door hardware can:
Create safety hazards
Lead to glass damage
Violate ADA or fire safety codes
Cause increased heating/cooling loss
Frustrate tenants, employees, and customers
Our Services
We offer:
✅ Surface-mounted closers
✅ Overhead concealed closers
✅ Top and bottom pivot sets
✅ ADA-compliant options
✅ On-site inspections and replacement
✅ Emergency after-hours repairs
We also stock standard hardware and brand-specific parts (like Kawneer pivot sets) to reduce your downtime.
Serving Commercial Clients in LA & Orange County
We proudly service businesses in:
Lakewood
Long Beach
Bellflower
Downey
Cerritos
Paramount
Carson
And surrounding areas
If you’ve got a commercial glass door that slams, sticks, or doesn’t close properly, don’t wait. Let Wilson Glass & Screen get it working like new.
📞 Call (562) 324-4061
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🛠️ Fast repairs. ADA-compliant solutions. Professional results.
Commercial window tinting isn’t just about appearance—it’s a smart investment that improves energy efficiency, comfort, and security for your building. Whether you're managing a retail storefront or an office complex, professionally installed window tint can make a big difference.
At Wilson Glass & Screen, we offer expert commercial window tinting services for businesses in Lakewood and surrounding areas.
Why Businesses Choose Window Tint
✅ Lower Energy Costs
Tint reduces heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter. This helps lower HVAC costs and keep indoor temperatures more consistent.
✅ UV Protection
High-quality film blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays—protecting merchandise, flooring, and furnishings from fading.
✅ Privacy and Comfort
Tinted windows offer privacy for customers and employees without sacrificing natural light.
✅ Glare Reduction
Say goodbye to screen glare in offices, conference rooms, and retail spaces.
✅ Added Security
Security films help hold glass in place during break-ins or natural disasters, making it harder for intruders to gain access.
Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Tint
Bubbling, peeling, or discoloration
Faded interiors despite having existing film
Uncomfortable hot spots inside the building
Old tint with little to no UV protection
Outdated or low-quality film often fails after 5–10 years. If your building hasn’t been updated recently, you may be missing out on modern benefits.
Our Commercial Tinting Process
On-site Evaluation
We assess your building’s windows, sun exposure, and goals (privacy, heat control, security, etc.).
Product Selection
We offer a range of solar, privacy, and safety films to match your needs and budget.
Professional Installation
Our team ensures a clean, bubble-free application with minimal disruption to your business.
Warranty & Support
We stand behind our work and offer guidance on cleaning and long-term maintenance.
Serving Lakewood & Nearby Cities
We provide commercial window tinting throughout:
Lakewood
Long Beach
Bellflower
Cerritos
Downey
Norwalk
Paramount
And nearby areas
Let’s Upgrade Your Building’s Tint
Whether you're installing new tint or replacing old, faded film, Wilson Glass & Screen is here to help.
📞 Call (562) 324-4061
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☀️ Energy savings. Privacy. Professional installation.
A broken storefront or office window isn’t just inconvenient—it’s a security risk. Whether caused by a break-in, accident, or storm, damaged commercial glass needs immediate attention, especially if it happens after business hours.
At Wilson Glass & Screen, we provide 24/7 emergency board-up services across Lakewood, Long Beach, and nearby cities to help businesses secure their property fast.
What Should You Do Right After Glass Breaks?
1. Stay Safe
If glass is shattered, keep employees, tenants, or customers away from the area. Broken glass is dangerous and should only be cleaned up by professionals with the right tools.
2. Call the Authorities (if needed)
In cases of vandalism, theft, or forced entry, call your local police department and file a report.
3. Don’t Leave the Area Exposed
An unsecured window or door leaves your business vulnerable to more damage, theft, or liability.
4. Call a Professional Board-Up Company
That’s where we come in. We’re on call day or night to safely board up broken windows or doors and restore peace of mind.
Why Choose Professional Emergency Board-Up?
✅ Fast Response
We’re local and ready to dispatch, with coverage throughout LA County and Orange County.
✅ Secure Installation
We use heavy-duty materials and methods to keep your property protected until permanent glass replacement is scheduled.
✅ Licensed & Insured
We’re a licensed glazing contractor, fully insured, and experienced in both commercial and residential emergency service.
✅ After-Hours Availability
Break-ins don’t follow business hours—and neither do we.
Our Emergency Board-Up Process
On-Site Assessment
We evaluate the damage and ensure the site is safe before boarding up.
Custom-Fit Board Up
We cut and install boards to fit the exact size of your damaged opening.
Glass Repair Follow-Up
Once secure, we’ll schedule your glass replacement and recommend upgraded options if needed.
Areas We Serve 24/7
Lakewood
Long Beach
Bellflower
Downey
Cerritos
Paramount
Carson
Norwalk
Surrounding commercial areas
📞 Call us anytime at (562) 324-4061
🛠️ Local. Fast. Reliable.
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We’re available 24/7 to help secure your building and prevent further loss or damage. Don’t wait—call now for emergency help.
Tempered, Laminated, and Insulated Glass: What’s the Difference?
If you're a business owner, contractor, or property manager making glass decisions, you’ve probably heard terms like tempered glass, laminated glass, and insulated glass units (IGUs). But what do they really mean—and when should you use each one?
At Wilson Glass & Screen, we help commercial clients across Lakewood and surrounding areas select the right glass for safety, energy savings, and building code compliance.
🔥 Tempered Glass
What it is: Heat-treated safety glass that’s 4–5x stronger than regular annealed glass. When broken, it shatters into small blunt pieces instead of sharp shards.
Best used for:
Storefront doors
Sidewalk-facing windows
Interior partitions
Shower enclosures
Why choose it:
Meets safety glazing codes
Reduces injury risk
Withstands thermal stress and impact
Fun fact: Once tempered, glass cannot be cut or drilled—measurements must be exact before production.
🛡️ Laminated Glass
What it is: Two (or more) layers of glass bonded with a clear interlayer—often PVB or SentryGlas. When broken, it holds together instead of falling out.
Best used for:
Security storefronts
Overhead glazing / skylights
Sound control partitions
Schools, hospitals, and airports
Why choose it:
Increased security (slows down break-ins)
Sound reduction
UV protection built into some films
Required by code for overhead applications
Bonus: Add tinted or reflective interlayers for privacy and solar control.
🌡️ Insulated Glass (IGUs)
What it is: Two or more panes of glass sealed with air or gas in between (like argon), used to improve thermal performance.
Best used for:
Office buildings
Conference rooms
Retail spaces with large windows
Anywhere HVAC efficiency matters
Why choose it:
Reduces heat gain/loss
Cuts down on outside noise
Often paired with low-E coatings for energy savings
Required for Title 24 compliance in many areas
Heads up: Fogging inside the panes is a sign the seal has failed—replacement is needed, not just cleaning.
🧰 Which One Does Your Building Need?
It depends on:
Your building type (retail, office, warehouse)
Local building codes (especially for fire & safety)
Noise, heat, and security concerns
Whether it’s interior or exterior glass
We help clients balance performance, budget, and code compliance—whether it’s for one broken pane or a full storefront replacement.
Call the Commercial Glass Pros
📞 (562) 324-4061 — Let’s talk glass.
📍 Serving Lakewood, Long Beach, and all of Los Angeles & Orange Counties
How to Spot Glass Damage Before It Becomes a Bigger Problem
When it comes to commercial properties, small issues can quickly turn into big problems—especially when it comes to glass. Cracks, cloudy panes, or sticking doors might not seem urgent at first, but ignoring early signs of glass damage can lead to higher costs, safety hazards, or even code violations.
At Wilson Glass & Screen, we help property managers and business owners across Lakewood and surrounding cities catch and correct these problems early.
Common Signs of Glass Problems in Commercial Buildings
1. Cracks—Even Hairline Ones
What starts as a small crack can spread fast, especially in temperature fluctuations. Cracks can compromise structural integrity and violate safety glazing codes.
2. Cloudy or Foggy Glass
This usually means the seal on an insulated glass unit (IGU) has failed. Once moisture is trapped inside, energy efficiency drops—and visibility suffers.
3. Doors That Drag or Don’t Close Properly
This often points to worn pivots or closers, not just a door alignment issue. Left unchecked, it can lead to glass breakage or a door that slams dangerously.
4. Scratches, Etching, or Graffiti Damage
Surface damage reduces your storefront’s visual appeal and can worsen over time, especially if left unprotected by anti-graffiti film.
5. Whistling or Drafts Near Glass
This may indicate failed caulking, poor perimeter seals, or a shifting frame. All can lead to moisture intrusion and energy loss.
6. Glass Vibration or Rattling
Loose panels or poorly secured framing can cause glass to rattle in wind or under door usage—risking damage or breakage.
Why Early Detection Saves You Money
✅ Prevents costly emergency repairs
✅ Reduces tenant complaints
✅ Maintains building appearance and value
✅ Helps meet safety, ADA, or Title 24 requirements
✅ Avoids glass failure during storms or high-traffic times
Schedule a Preventative Glass Inspection
We offer on-site surveys throughout Lakewood, Long Beach, and surrounding cities. Our team checks for:
Failing seals
Hardware fatigue (pivots, closers, hinges)
Cracked or chipped glass
Perimeter sealant failure
ADA and fire code compliance
We can also provide a written repair estimate for budgeting or tenant coordination.
Serving Commercial Clients in LA & Orange County
Our experienced team works with:
Retail storefronts
Multi-tenant offices
Warehouses and industrial spaces
Schools, churches, and medical buildings
Property management firms
Don’t Wait Until It Breaks
📞 Call (562) 324-4061 to schedule your commercial glass inspection.
🛠️ Local. Licensed. Preventative glass experts.