- 1250 Connecticut Ave Washington DC 20036
- (202) 471-9403
- We are Open 24/7
A broken window doesn't wait for a good time. Our crews measure, source the glass, and install same-day in most cases — no tarps left flapping overnight.
47 min



"The team replaced our aging patio door, and the entire process was smooth and professional. The new door looks fantastic, operates effortlessly, and has made a noticeable difference in both comfort and energy efficiency."
"We hired All State Glass & Doors to install a frameless shower enclosure during our bathroom renovation. The craftsmanship was outstanding, the glass was installed perfectly, and the finished shower completely transformed the space. We couldn't be happier with the result."
"Our storefront entrance needed new glass and door repairs after years of wear. The team was professional, completed the work on schedule, and made sure everything operated smoothly before leaving. The storefront looks clean, modern, and much more welcoming."
"We needed a commercial glass door replaced for one of our retail locations. The technicians were knowledgeable, responsive, and paid close attention to every detail. The installation was completed efficiently, and the quality exceeded our expectations."
In some situations, minor damage can be repaired. The best solution depends on the size, location, and severity of the damage.
Repair may be appropriate for minor cracks, chips, and certain types of localized damage. More extensive damage may require replacement.
It's generally best to address damaged glass as soon as possible to prevent the issue from worsening and affecting the window's performance.
Yes. Properly repaired window glass can help restore insulation and reduce unwanted air transfer.
Yes. We provide window glass repair solutions for a variety of residential window styles and configurations.
A professional inspection can help determine whether repair is practical or if replacement would be the more effective long-term solution.
In many cases, repairing damaged glass is more cost-effective than replacing the entire window, provided the damage is suitable for repair.