CAPITAL GLASS & CONSTRUCTION INC.
CAPITAL GLASS & CONSTRUCTION INC.
Sacramento, CA · residential & commercial
Broken panes, fogged dual‑pane windows, patio door glass, storefronts, mirrors and screens — repaired or replaced by one local crew that answers its own phone.
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Sacramento glass & windows
Capital Glass & Construction has been the crew Sacramento homeowners and business owners call since 2018, with more than 20 years of glass work behind it. We handle the whole job ourselves — the person who quotes your window is the person who measures it, orders the glass and installs it. No subcontractors, no call center, no mystery pricing.
Sacramento is a hard city on glass. Roughly 90 days a year climb past 90°F and about two dozen push past 100°F, then the Delta breeze rolls in through the Carquinez Strait most summer evenings and drops the temperature 20 to 30 degrees in a few hours. Sealed dual‑pane units expand all afternoon and contract all evening, and eventually the seal gives out and the window fogs. It is the single most common call we get.
The other half of the city’s glass problems come from its age. The central city still has original wood‑sash windows from the 1880s through the 1920s, the postwar neighborhoods are full of steel casements and 1960s aluminum sliders, and the first generation of retrofit dual‑pane windows from the 1980s and 90s is now failing all over town.
Moisture between the panes means the seal has failed — no amount of cleaning fixes it. We replace the insulated glass unit and leave your frame, trim and paint exactly as they are.
Ball through the window, slammed sash, cracked picture window. We cut glass to your opening and set it in the sash you already have, so an old window still looks like an old window.
Business glass gets secured first so you can keep trading, then replaced with the right safety‑rated glass for the opening.
What we fix in Sacramento
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 Sacramento 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 Sacramento 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
What we pull out of a window tells us the decade the house went up. Italianate and Queen Anne homes downtown and in Alkali Flat carry tall wood‑sash double‑hungs with delicate putty lines. The Craftsman bungalow belt from the 1900s to the 1920s runs to divided lites and leaded glass. The 1920s and 30s period revivals in Land Park and East Sac brought steel casements and Spanish and Tudor detailing. The 1950s and 60s gave South Land Park its Eichler walls of fixed glass, and the 1970s tract neighborhoods gave the whole county aluminum sliders that are now at the end of their lives.
We work on all of it — and we will tell you straight which is a glass job, which is a sash repair and which is genuinely worth replacing. Most of the time it is the first one, and most of the time it costs a lot less than the quote you were bracing for.
Sacramento has around 30 historic districts and hundreds of listed landmarks, and the City’s design standards for those districts ask owners to repair historic windows before replacing them — they specifically discourage vinyl windows and false divided lites, and suggest repairing and weather‑stripping original single‑pane wood windows rather than swapping them for dual‑pane units. That is exactly the kind of work we do. Check with City preservation staff before any exterior change on a contributing property, and we will work to what the standards allow.
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 Sacramento 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
“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
“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
Coverage
We cover the city and the surrounding county — downtown and Midtown (95811, 95814, 95816), the Land Park and Curtis Park side of Broadway (95818), Oak Park and Tahoe Park (95817, 95820), East Sacramento and River Park (95819), the Pocket and Greenhaven (95831), Natomas (95833, 95834, 95835), Arden‑Arcade (95821, 95825, 95864) and across the Tower Bridge into West Sacramento.
Our shop sits at 1618 Alhambra Blvd in Midtown, so most of the city is a short drive for us.
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
Call during business hours — Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm — and we will tell you the soonest we can actually be there, a real day and time rather than a window we cannot hit. If glass is broken out right now, say so when you call: making the opening safe comes first, then we measure and order.
Usually, yes — and it is the cheaper answer. If the frame and hardware are sound, we replace the glass or the sealed unit inside the window you already have. Your trim, paint and stucco never get touched. Full window replacement only makes sense when the frame itself is rotted, rusted or badly out of square, and we will say so if that is what we find.
Yes. Fog between the panes means the perimeter seal has failed and the desiccant inside the spacer is saturated, so moisture is condensing inside the unit. The fix is a new insulated glass unit built to the same size and specification, dropped into your existing frame. Drilling and drying the unit does not restore the seal, so we do not sell it.
Constantly — it is most of what the central city is made of. We can cut new glass and set it into original wood sash so the window keeps its original sightlines and profile, which is also what the City’s historic district design standards ask for on contributing properties.
It depends on the size of the opening, whether the glass has to be tempered for safety, whether you want Low‑E or obscure glass, whether it is a single pane or a sealed dual‑pane unit, and how hard the opening is to reach. That is why the estimate is free and in writing: you get the actual number before anyone starts work, not a range.
Yes — storefront lites, transoms, office partitions and break‑in damage for businesses across Sacramento. We secure the opening first so you can stay open, then replace the glass with the correct safety‑rated product.
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 Sacramento and Sacramento County and the greater Sacramento area
