Residential Glass Minneapolis & St. Paul, MN
Windows, door glass and glass walls for Twin Cities homes, with the right glass for Minnesota winters.
What We Do
- New and replacement windows, set square, sealed and weather-tight
- Glass for patio, entry and interior doors, including sidelights and transoms
- Interior glass walls and partitions that let the light through
- Tempered safety glass wherever code requires it
- 25+Years serving the community
- 120+Years of combined experience
- 5.0★Google rating, 37 reviews
- AGMTCertified glazier
Window Glass Options
What goes into a window decides how warm, quiet and safe it is. We’ll help you pick the right mix.
Two panes with a sealed space between them. The standard for energy-efficient windows.
StandardA third pane for Minnesota winters: warmer glass, less condensation and quieter rooms.
Best for cold climatesAn invisible coating that keeps heat inside in winter and outside in summer.
On almost every new windowFilled between the panes instead of air. It insulates better and you can’t see it.
Paired with Low-ESafety glass that breaks into small, dull pieces. Required by code next to doors, near floors and in large panes.
Required by code in some spotsFrosted or patterned glass that lets light in and keeps views out.
Bathrooms · front-door sidelightsTwo panes bonded together, so broken glass stays in place. Adds security and cuts outside noise.
Security · noiseTips From Our Glaziers
Some fog on the inside of windows in January usually means high indoor humidity, not a bad window. Triple-pane glass stays warmer and helps.
Glass next to doors, near the floor, by tubs and along stairs has to be tempered. We check every opening.
A window is only as good as its install. We set it level and square, then insulate and seal the gap so cold air stays out.
Get Your Free Quote
Tell us what you need and we’ll call or text you to set up a time. Prefer to talk? Call or text 763-318-6458.