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Commercial Window Replacement in Carrollton, TX

We replace windows in shops, offices and small business buildings across Carrollton, Texas.

  • Quotes in writing
  • 21 areas covered

Carrollton Window Replacement replaces windows in commercial buildings across Carrollton. We work on shops, offices and small business buildings, and we plan the job around your opening hours.

What we do for businesses

We replace old, leaking or fogged windows, put new glass in cracked panes, and replace glass doors. We measure every opening first and give you one written quote for the whole building.

If your business is in a building you rent, we can send the quote to you and your landlord together.

Permits for commercial window work

The City of Carrollton says permits are required for new construction and for some repair work or alterations to an existing building, and that a permit is required when a building is remodeled, renovated or enlarged. It lists remodels of existing structures among the commercial projects that need a permit.

The city says its permit rules come from the building codes it has adopted, and that permits let qualified city inspectors examine the work. It also has energy code rules for commercial projects, with forms due when you apply for the permit.

We check with the city before every commercial job. The City of Carrollton says to contact Building Inspection at 972-466-3225 about your specific project.

Glass for a business in Carrollton's sun

Your quote from us lists two numbers for every window.

The first rating, the U-factor, tells you how fast heat passes through a window. The lower the U-factor, the less heat gets through, so you want it low.

The solar heat gain coefficient, or SHGC, is a rating for how much of the sun's heat gets through the glass. The lower the number, the less heat comes in. For homes in the South, ENERGY STAR says to look for an SHGC of 0.23 or less, and we use that as a starting point for store fronts and offices that face the sun.

What to get in writing

Ask for these in writing, whoever you hire:

  • Who applies for the permit, and who books the inspections.
  • The U-factor and SHGC of every window.
  • A price split into labor and materials. ENERGY STAR suggests asking for this, and says certified products may cost more than others, but the labor should be about the same for both.
  • The product warranty and the installation warranty. ENERGY STAR says a decent window product warranty should be at least 10 years, and preferably 20 years or lifetime. It says installation warranties are typically less than 5 years.

Questions about commercial window replacement in Carrollton

Can you work outside business hours?

Yes, we can plan the work for early mornings, evenings or weekends so your business stays open.

Do you replace storefront glass?

Yes, we can replace cracked or fogged glass in a store front and quote new windows for the whole front if the frames are worn out.

Can you handle an office building with lots of windows?

Yes, we can quote and replace windows floor by floor, so only part of the building is disturbed at a time.

Do I need a permit to replace commercial windows in Carrollton?

That depends on your job, so we check first. The city says remodels and some alterations need a permit, and we tell you what Building Inspection says your job needs.

Get a quote for commercial windows

Call us, or send the quote form with your ZIP code and a note about the building. We'll measure, go through the options with you, and give you a written quote. To see the other windows we fit, go to the Carrollton Window Replacement home page.

Ready to talk about your window job?

Send the quote form with your ZIP code and what you need. We will get back to you with a written quote.

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