CAPITAL GLASS & CONSTRUCTION INC.
Land Park & Upper Land Park · 95818
Steel casements, leaded and divided‑lite glass, mid‑century picture windows and fogged dual‑panes — repaired or replaced by one local crew, five minutes from the park.
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Land Park glass & windows
Land Park was built when windows were architecture, not a line item. The 1920s and 30s period revivals off Land Park Drive and Riverside carry steel casements, leaded and divided‑lite glass, arched openings and heavy wood sash. The 1940s and 50s stretches toward Sutterville and Freeport lean to ranch houses with wide picture windows, and South Land Park has Eichlers with walls of fixed glass that were never meant to come out easily.
All of it breaks the same way — a ball, a slammed sash, a settled frame, a failed seal — and almost none of it matches a size you can buy off a shelf. Every pane gets measured off the actual opening and cut to fit.
We are a mobile crew, so most Land Park repairs happen in your driveway rather than by leaving your house boarded for a week. The person who quotes the job is the person who measures, orders and installs it.
The big front lites are usually the first to go — west‑facing glass takes the worst of the afternoon sun. We replace the sealed unit at the same size and leave the frame and trim alone.
Small lites in steel or wood muntins, cut and bedded one at a time so the pattern still lines up. Fiddly work, and normal work for us.
Mid‑century picture windows, Eichler‑style fixed walls and patio sliders replaced in safety‑rated tempered glass where the opening calls for it.
What we fix in Land Park
No subcontractors and no call center. The same crew that quotes your job measures it, orders the glass and installs it.

Cracked, chipped or shattered panes replaced in your existing frame — single‑pane, dual‑pane, tempered and obscure glass for Land Park homes.
Residential glass repair →
Moisture between the panes means the seal has failed. We replace the insulated glass unit and leave your frame, trim and paint alone.
How we fix foggy windows →
Busted slider panels, off‑track doors and fogged patio glass — re‑glazed or replaced with safety‑rated tempered glass.
Patio & door glass →
Break‑ins, cracked storefront lites, transoms and office partitions for Land Park businesses — secured first, replaced fast.
Commercial glass →
Wall‑to‑wall bathroom mirrors, closet, gym and vanity mirrors cut to your exact measurements and mounted level.
Mirror installation →
New and re‑screened window screens, doggy‑door screens, heat‑blocking sunscreens and security doors.
Screens & security doors →Our recent work






Built here, fixed here
North of Sutterville you are mostly in 1920s to 1940s territory: Tudor Revival, Spanish Eclectic and Colonial Revival homes with steel casements, leaded panels, arched sash and heavy wood double‑hungs. These are the houses where replacing the whole window costs a fortune and looks wrong — and where new glass in the existing sash is both cheaper and better.
South Land Park and the Freeport side run newer: 1950s and 60s ranch houses with wide aluminum‑framed picture windows and sliders, plus the Eichler tract in South Land Park Hills that the City designated as a historic district in 2024. Those homes were built around large single‑lite glass, so a break is a big pane, not a small one — and the size and weight is exactly why people call a glass company instead of a handyman.
Upper Land Park, the blocks between Broadway and the freeway, mixes bungalows and small apartment buildings. We do a lot of landlord work there: turnovers, break‑ins, screens and quick glass swaps between tenants.

The South Land Park Hills Eichler tract became a City historic district in 2024, and Sacramento City College is a designated district too. On any property inside a district, exterior changes get reviewed against the district’s design standards, and those standards ask owners to repair original features before replacing them. For glass that is good news: keeping the frame and replacing the pane is both the approved route and the cheaper one. Check with City preservation staff before an exterior change and we will quote to what is allowed.
How it works
Tell us what broke and where. Photos help — text them over and we can often size the job before we arrive.
We come out to your Land Park address, measure the opening and give you the price in writing. No charge, no pressure.
Cut to your exact opening — clear, tempered, Low‑E, obscure or a sealed dual‑pane unit, whatever the job calls for.
Most jobs are a single visit. We haul the broken glass away and leave the room cleaner than we found it.
What neighbors say
“Amazing experience! Was worried our older single pane window was going to be insanely hard to repair and he made it look easy. Can't even tell work was done. Fast service, high quality work, and a great price.”
Andrew Hutchinson · Google review
“We were in a time crunch and needed someone who would do a good job for a fair price and would follow through. Capital Glass was fast, friendly, and did a great job repairing our broken picture window.”
N W · Google review
“Just had a pane of glass changed out and two screens rescreened. The guys were super efficient — as a mobile service you don't have to board up your window, which was a huge benefit.”
Mackenzie Babij · Google review
Coverage
All of 95818 and the 95822 side of South Land Park — Land Park Drive, Riverside Blvd, Freeport Blvd, Sutterville Road, Broadway, 24th Street, the blocks around William Land Park, the Zoo, Fairytale Town and Sacramento City College, plus Upper Land Park up toward Broadway and the Sacramento Marina and Little Pocket side.
We run this side of town constantly — the shop is on Alhambra Blvd, about ten minutes out.
Neighborhoods included:
1618 Alhambra Blvd #160426
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 333-9599
Mon–Sat 9am–5pm · Sunday closed
Residential and commercial. Free estimates, licensed and insured, family‑owned since 2018.
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Straight answers
Yes. Steel casements take small lites bedded in glazing compound, and they need someone who will clean the rebate out properly rather than smear new putty over old. We measure each lite off the frame, because a century of paint means no two are quite the same.
A new insulated glass unit at the same size and thickness, dropped into the frame you already have. Large picture windows are heavier and need two people and suction cups, but the frame, stucco and interior trim stay untouched. Cleaning or drilling the old unit does not restore the seal, so we do not offer it.
We handle large fixed lites and slider panels, including the oversized single‑pane glass those houses were designed around. Safety‑rated tempered glass is required in a lot of those locations, and we will tell you when the code calls for it rather than quietly putting in annealed glass.
Yes — sunscreens are one of the cheapest ways to take the edge off afternoon heat on Land Park’s west and south elevations, and they protect floors and furniture from fading. We build them to fit and install them at the same visit as glass work where we can.
It comes down to the size of the opening, whether the glass has to be tempered, whether it is a single pane or a sealed unit, and how hard the window is to reach. That is why the estimate is free and written down: you get the real number before any work starts.
Call Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm, and we will give you a genuine day and time. If there is glass on the floor right now, tell us on the phone — making it safe comes first.
Free estimate, a real price in writing, and one crew from quote to clean‑up. Call and tell us what happened.
Capital Glass & Construction Inc. · 1618 Alhambra Blvd #160426, Sacramento, CA 95816
Mon–Sat 9am–5pm · (916) 333-9599 · Serving Land Park, Upper Land Park and South Land Park and the greater Sacramento area