Frequently Asked Questions

Full glass panel replacement generally runs $250 to $1,000 or more, depending on size and glass type. We give you the exact number after a free on-site estimate.

Storefront glass panel replacement starts around $450, commercial door glass starts around $425, and a full storefront system runs about $45 per square foot installed.

Yes. Every job starts with a free, no-obligation on-site estimate.

A technician measures the opening, confirms the glass type, and gives you a clear price before ordering anything.

We install and replace glass for sliding doors, windows, showers, and commercial storefronts, plus glass railing systems and glass pool fences, residential and commercial.

Yes. We remove damaged or shattered panels, secure the frame, and install new tempered or impact-rated glass that meets Florida code, whichever the door calls for.

Both, depending on the window. If the frame is square and the seal around it is intact, we replace just the glass. A full window replacement only comes up when the frame itself is warped, rotted, or damaged.

Yes. Frameless and semi-frameless shower glass, including panel replacement and realigning hardware when a door drags or won’t sit right. We also handle new shower glass door installation, not just repairs.

Yes. Storefront panels, commercial door glass, and full storefront systems for offices, retail, and other business spaces.

No. We install and replace glass, tempered, insulated, impact-rated, sourced from manufacturers. We don’t manufacture or fabricate it ourselves.

Yes, for both residential and commercial jobs across our Florida service area. A technician confirms whether your address requires it during the estimate.

Yes. Broken, cracked, and foggy glass from a failed seal are some of the most common jobs we handle.

Tempered glass is the standard safety glass required by code in sliding doors. It breaks into small, dull pieces instead of sharp shards. Impact-resistant glass is built to stay intact under wind-borne debris, and it adds security and cuts outside noise on top of storm protection.

That’s a failed seal, not a cleaning problem. Insulated glass (IGU) is two panes with a sealed air gap, and once moisture gets between them, the glass unit needs replacing. The frame almost always stays as-is.

Two panes of glass with a sealed air gap between them. It improves insulation and cuts down on fogging, as long as the seal holds.

Yes. It’s still common in older Florida homes and older shower enclosures. We’ll replace it like-for-like or upgrade you to insulated or impact-rated glass if you’d rather.

Depends on your address and the local building code that applies there. A technician confirms what’s required during your estimate, not before.

If the frame is square and the hardware still works, replacing just the glass is almost always the faster and cheaper option, and it’s what we recommend whenever it applies. A full door or window replacement only makes sense when the frame itself is warped, rusted through, or damaged beyond what new glass can fix.

Yes. Florida General Contractor License CGC1534821.

Yes, licensed and insured on every job, statewide.

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No. Every technician who works on your property works directly for Glassdudes.

A 3-month warranty on parts and labor together, one flat term. See our full Warranty page for coverage and exclusions.

No. Damage from hurricanes, named storms, or wind-borne debris isn’t covered. See the Warranty page for full details.

Naples (headquarters), Miami, Boca Raton, Aventura, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie and the surrounding areas.

Yes. Naples is our headquarters, and we run teams in Miami as well.

Since 2008, installing and replacing glass for homes and businesses across Florida.