Glass & Glazing Contractors in Baltimore, Maryland

Commercial and residential glass installation, repair, and replacement..

Baltimore is Maryland's largest city with historic rowhouses driving massive roofing, masonry, and renovation contractor demand.

Glass and glazing contractors specialize in custom glass work including storefront systems, shower enclosures, mirrors, glass railings, tabletops, and insulated glass unit (IGU) replacement. When a sealed double-pane window fogs between the panes, the IGU seal has failed and a glazier can replace just the glass unit without replacing the entire window frame. Commercial glaziers handle curtain wall systems, automatic doors, and specialty architectural glass. For residential work, a qualified glazier can custom-cut tempered glass for showers, replace broken panes, and install decorative glass features.

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Listed contractors

$0k–$1k

Typical cost

What to look for when hiring a glass & glazing contractor

  • Ask whether they supply the glass themselves or source from a local fabricator.
  • Confirm tempered or safety glass is used where building code requires it (showers, doors, near stairs).
  • Get a written estimate specifying glass type, thickness, and any coatings.
  • Ask about lead time for custom-cut or specialty glass orders.

Glass & Glazing contractors in Baltimore(59 listed)

A BETTER HOUSE INC
CLASS C CONTRACTOR C HIC · BALTIMORE · MD
ACADIA WINDOWS & DOORS LLC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A CIC · BALTIMORE · MD
APEX BUILDERS GROUP LLC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A RBC · BALTIMORE · MD
ARC CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A LAC ASB H/H · BALTIMORE · MD
BALTIMORE FABRICATION LLC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A STL · BALTIMORE · MD
BOWEN AND KRON ENTERPRISES INC.
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A H/H · BALTIMORE · MD
BRAD A ZDURA
TRADESMAN TRAD MHVA · BALTIMORE · MD
BRIAN K EBERSOLE
TRADESMAN TRAD MGFC · BALTIMORE · MD
CHOL H SONG
TRADESMAN TRAD MELE · BALTIMORE · MD
COMMONWEALTH CONSTRUCTION CO INC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A CIC · BALTIMORE · MD
CONTRACT HARDWARE INC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A CIC HIC · BALTIMORE · MD
CRYSTAL WINDOWS CAPITAL CORP
CLASS B CONTRACTOR B HIC · BALTIMORE · MD
DANIEL E UTTER
TRADESMAN TRAD MHVA · BALTIMORE · MD
DARRION J HARRIS
TRADESMAN TRAD MELE · BALTIMORE · MD
DAVID H MARTIN
TRADESMAN TRAD MELE · BALTIMORE · MD
E2CR INC
CLASS C CONTRACTOR C EMW · BALTIMORE · MD
F A TAYLOR & SON INC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A ROC · BALTIMORE · MD
GARY T KNUDSEN
TRADESMAN TRAD MELE · BALTIMORE · MD
GEORGE J KLOIBER JR
TRADESMAN TRAD MPLB · BALTIMORE · MD
GSB SERVICES LLC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A ELE · BALTIMORE · MD
HEIL BUILDERS INC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A CBC RBC · BALTIMORE · MD
IACOBONI SITE SPECIALISTS INC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A H/H · BALTIMORE · MD
IRONSHORE CONTRACTING LLC
CLASS A CONTRACTOR A CIC ROC · BALTIMORE · MD
JAMES MOORE
CLASS B CONTRACTOR B PLB GFC · BALTIMORE · MD
View all 59 glass & glazing contractors in Maryland

How much does glass & glazing cost in Baltimore?

$150 – $800Full cost guide →per unit (typical)

Single-pane replacement: $150–$400. IGU (foggy window) replacement: $250–$600. Frameless shower enclosure: $800–$2,500. Commercial storefront glass varies widely.

Glass & Glazing contractors in Baltimore — FAQ

How many glass & glazing contractors are in Baltimore?

EdgeLocal lists 59 licensed glass & glazing contractors in Baltimore, Maryland. All listings are sourced from state licensing registries.

What is the average rating for glass & glazing contractors in Baltimore?

Glass & Glazing contractors in Baltimore are listed on EdgeLocal with ratings sourced from Google Business profiles. Use the directory to compare rated contractors near you.

Do glass & glazing contractors in Baltimore need to be licensed?

Yes. Maryland requires glass & glazing contractors to hold a valid state license. Always verify a contractor's license is current and in good standing before signing any contract or allowing work to begin.

How do I find a reliable glass & glazing contractor in Baltimore?

Start by verifying the contractor holds a valid Maryland license. Check their Google rating and read reviews. Get at least three written estimates. Confirm they carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance. Ask for references from recent Baltimore jobs.

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