Broken Window?
Here's What to Do RIGHT NOW

Yes — in most cases. A broken window creates a security breach, a weather exposure risk, and a safety hazard. If the window is on a ground floor, faces outside, or is a door panel, treat it as an emergency. Call us at (703) 679-7741 and we will assess your situation immediately.

Broken window repair costs vary depending on size, glass type, and whether the frame needs work. Double-pane (IGU) windows cost more than single-pane because the entire sealed unit must be replaced. Contact us for a free quote — we provide exact estimates before any work begins.

In the vast majority of cases, yes. Our vehicles stock the most common glass sizes and types for immediate replacement. If we need to order a specialty piece (very large, custom shape, or specialty glass), we will board up the opening securely the same day and return within 24–48 hours to complete the permanent repair.

If the window was broken by a covered peril — accident, break-in, storm, vandalism — your homeowner's or renter's insurance will likely cover it, subject to your deductible. We provide detailed invoices and damage photos to support your claim.

We strongly recommend you do not. Glass fragments spread far beyond the visible break, and even small slivers can cause injuries hours later when stepped on or handled. Wait for our technician, who carries proper equipment to safely clean, remove, and dispose of all glass debris.

Yes. We work with tenants, landlords, and property managers. If you are a tenant, check whether your landlord's policy or your renter's insurance covers the repair. We provide documentation for both parties and can invoice either the tenant or landlord as needed.