Q. 01
What's included in commercial glazing services?
Commercial glazing covers the specification and installation of glass and aluminum systems on commercial buildings: storefronts, curtain walls, entrance vestibules, interior partitions, and specialty glazing (bullet-resistant, fire-rated, hurricane-impact). The contractor coordinates the glass package with the GC, manages shop drawings, and sequences install with adjacent trades.
Q. 02
Do you bid on new construction storefront packages?
Yes — we bid commercial glazing packages on new construction, tenant fit-outs, and renovation work across South Jersey, the Philadelphia metro, and Delaware. We work directly with general contractors on pre-construction estimating, shop drawings, and on-site coordination. Send bid documents to our estimating team for a turnaround typically within 5 business days.
Q. 03
How does SJ Glass & Door handle curtain wall installations?
We work with general contractors and project teams to coordinate YKK AP curtain wall installations based on project specifications and existing building conditions.
Q. 04
What NJ commercial glazing codes do you comply with?
Our commercial work meets the NJ Uniform Construction Code (UCC), 2018 IBC and IECC chapters on glazing and energy performance, ASTM E330 for windload and water resistance, and AAMA standards on fenestration testing. Fire-rated assemblies are listed to UL 263 and NFPA 80 for door/frame testing.
Q. 05
Do you repair commercial glass doors?
Yes — we repair commercial glass doors and storefront entrance systems: cracked or fogged panels, damaged glass, worn door closers, misaligned pivots, and corroded hardware. Our five South Jersey branches dispatch a repair crew to retail, office, school, and healthcare properties, with free on-site evaluations before any work begins.
Q. 06
What does a commercial glass contractor do?
A commercial glass contractor coordinates material procurement, installs glass and aluminum systems on commercial buildings — storefronts, curtain walls, and entrances — and provides ongoing service. We bid packages with general contractors, manage shop drawings, and handle repair and replacement directly for property owners after occupancy.
Q. 07
Can you fix a broken commercial glass entry door?
Yes — broken or damaged commercial glass entry doors are one of our most common repair calls. We evaluate the frame, glass, and hardware on-site, then repair or replace only what's needed rather than the whole unit, matching the original glazing system wherever possible.