Glass Replacement of Low-e Dual Pane Glass Unit that was Broken in Anaheim, CA

This broken glass replacement project in Anaheim, CA was completed for a long-time client at a property located near a public park, where repeated ball impacts had caused ongoing window glass breakage. Because this issue had occurred multiple times, the goal of this window glass replacement was not only to restore the damaged opening but also to implement a solution better suited for the environment.

We removed the broken dual-pane glass unit and completed a window glass replacement using a Solarban 60 double-coat Low-E insulated glass unit, selected to closely match the existing glass throughout the building. Matching Low-E coatings can be challenging, as variations in coating type, color, and reflectivity are often subtle but noticeable once installed.

To ensure accuracy, our technicians used a glass meter to read the existing Low-E coating and performed careful visual matching in the field. In some cases, glass samples are brought back to our shop for side-by-side comparison to achieve the best possible match before ordering. This extra step helps maintain a consistent exterior appearance while preserving the original performance characteristics of the glass.

The replacement unit was upgraded to tempered safety glass to provide increased impact resistance in this high-activity area. At The Glass Fixer, our glass replacement process focuses on identifying the cause of failure and selecting materials that help prevent repeat breakage, resulting in window glass replacement solutions designed for durability, performance, and long-term reliability.

Budget: 850.00

Location: Anaheim, CA