CAPITAL GLASS & CONSTRUCTION INC.
Glass & window advice
No fluff and no upsells. The same answers we give on the phone, written down. Questions we get every week, from foggy dual panes and sticky sliders to permits, sun screens and storefront glass.
A baseball, a slammed door or a break-in. Here is what to do in the first hour after a window breaks, from safe cleanup to covering the opening, so the fix stays simple.
A break-in or a smashed display window costs you trading hours, not just glass. Here is the order to do things in, what your insurer will want, and why the replacement glass is not a shelf item.
Before you spend on whole-house window replacement, know where the heat is actually coming in, and which cheaper fixes do most of the work in a Valley summer.
The City asks owners to repair historic windows before replacing them, discourages vinyl, and suggests weather-stripping single-pane wood rather than going dual-pane. Here is what that means in practice.
Almost always, yes, and it costs a fraction of a full window replacement. Here is when glass-only works, when it does not, and what the job involves.
Fog inside a double-pane window means the seal has failed. Here is what actually causes it in Sacramento, why cleaning never works, and what the repair involves.
Call and describe what you are looking at. Free estimate, written price, one crew from quote to clean‑up.
Capital Glass & Construction Inc. · 1618 Alhambra Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95816
Mon to Sat 9am to 5pm · (916) 333-9599 · Serving Sacramento and Sacramento County and the greater Sacramento area
