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  How Do I Remove A Commercial Glass Window?

  There could be a few reasons why you need to remove a commercial glass window — namely because it’s broken or has a crack. Cracked windows not immediately removed and replaced can shatter and cause injury, especially to people on the ground. Another reason could be that it’s time to upgrade your windows. In that […]

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  Do Frameless Shower Doors Need a Header?

  When installing a frameless shower door, you may need a header, which is metal support at the top of the shower that attaches to a wall and keeps the shower stabilized. A support header, therefore, takes off some of the tension to prevent the weakening of the glass-to-glass connection over time.  Let’s discuss more in-depth […]

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  How is Commercial Glass Made?

  To understand how you make commercial glass, it’s important to know just what glass is made of—liquid sand. By heating ordinary sand, made of mostly silicon dioxide, you can make glass; however, it’s not that simple. Continue reading in today’s blog to learn how commercial glass is made and how Northern Utah Glass has the […]

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  Do Shower Doors Add Value To Your Home

  If you’re thinking of installing shower doors on a new build or remodeling your bathroom, there are many options from which to choose. Whether you want a classy look or modern design, shower doors increase the beauty in your home. See if adding shower doors add value to your home, as well.  Added Value Any […]

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  How To Choose The Right Front Door For Your Home

  The curb appeal of your home is one of 5 key factors in selling your home. This one element done right can get you an extra 10% added on to the sale price. Improving the curb appeal of your home means looking at 3 main elements: the door, the paint, and the yard. The door […]

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  Top 10 Signs Your Home Needs New Windows

  Your old, wonky windows are making you lose money. That’s according to energy.gov, anyway. Apparently, 25-30% of your energy bill can be accounted for by sub-standard windows. But that’s not the only issue. From excessive outside noise to lowered housing prices and ugly aesthetics to fading furnishings, a wide range of problems stems from poor quality […]

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