Fairfax, VA · City of Fairfax and Fairfax County
Glass, Window & Screen Repair in Fairfax, VA
From window and sliding door repairs to shower glass and custom mirrors, we serve homes in Fairfax City and the surrounding Fairfax area. We measure and assess the specific opening before setting out the options.
At a glance
- Service area
Fairfax, Virginia
- Estimates
Free and itemized
- Photos
Helpful, but optional
Choosing the repair for your project
For glass replacement, note whether the existing window opens, locks and has visible damage to the frame. For a bathroom update, share the shower or mirror location, nearby fixtures and the stage of the work.
Glass and screen services in Fairfax
- Fogged window glass replacement: replacement insulated glass in a serviceable frame
- Frameless shower doors: glass and hardware selected for the bathroom layout
- Window repair: assessment of balances, locks, latches and cranks
- Sliding glass door repair: rollers, tracks, locks and replacement door glass
- Window screen rescreening: new mesh in suitable existing screen frames
- Custom mirrors: mirrors cut and polished to suit the space
Plan your Fairfax estimate
Tell us the service address, which openings need work and what you would like repaired or replaced. Photos and approximate sizes are helpful, but you can request an estimate without them. We confirm final measurements and the scope before ordering.
Fairfax FAQs
Can you replace the glass without replacing the whole window?
Often, yes. If the frame and sash remain serviceable, we can replace the failed insulated glass unit and retain the surrounding window. We assess the condition and match the replacement specification to the opening.
Can a mirror be made to fit my space?
Yes. We cut and polish mirrors in house. Tell us the intended location, approximate size and any outlets or fixtures nearby; final dimensions and cutouts are confirmed before the mirror is made.
How do I request an estimate in Fairfax?
Use our estimate form or call 703-471-4500. Include the service address and a brief description of the work. Photos are optional, and the estimate will set out the recommended scope.