Why Have Your Car's Windshield Repaired at the First Sign of Damage?

Posted on 30 December 2015

Getting a cracked windshield repaired may not seem very important to you, after all, you can still easily drive your car with a crack or chip in the windshield. You might assume that getting the work done is also expensive and time consuming. However, there are some very good reasons to consider having your car's windshield repaired at the first sign of damage, no matter if it's a crack or chip or even something seemingly minor. [Read More]

Glass Repairs | 4 Steps to Repair Rattling Glass Windows in your Home

Posted on 15 September 2015

Rattling glass windows are either caused by loose glass panes or loose window frames and can be extremely noisy in a home. If your windowpanes have become loose, it could be because of small cracks in the frame that has endured heavy winds, rain and other external elements for a prolonged period of time. The gap between the cracked frame and glass causes the rattling. Caulking rattling glass in an important part of your glass repair effort. [Read More]

Must Have Tools for Freelance Windscreen Repair Technicians

Posted on 2 September 2015

If you have worked in the automobile industry, especially in repairs, you may have decided that owning your own business would work better for you than working with a company. If this is the case, you may have decided to start your own windscreen repair technician business. This means having a few must have tools that would normally be supplied by a company or auto repair shop. Here are a few of those must have tools you should consider. [Read More]

Addressing Common Concerns About The Use Of Glass On Front Doors And Entrances

Posted on 13 August 2015

If you're building a new home or renovating an old one, you're probably aware of the importance of choosing the right front door and entrance features. Using glass as part of the door or as a surround for the front door is a very popular choice for homeowners because of the modern look that it achieves and the way it allows natural light to enter what is often a dark part of a home. [Read More]

About Me

Expressing Your Sense of Style with Glass

Hi, my name is Maria, and my oldest memory is being in my cot staring up at a stained glass mobile. I know it seems impossible, but I really have that memory, and I have been a fan of decorative glass ever since. I love working with glass, admiring glass and having it surround me in my home. In my home I have strong double-glazed glass windows, wall art made of reclaimed stained glass church windows, super funky glass mirrors and even very special glass mosaics made by my beautiful children. If you love glass and want some facts, ideas or inspiration, you have come to the right spot. Please, explore these posts, read and enjoy!