Windows + glazing

Glass restoration

Have you tried removing the scratches before replacing the glass?

Row of clear office windows with fluorescent lights visible inside, after calcium stains were removed from the glass

What it is

Glass is one of the most attractive parts of a building, and one of the most easily damaged or scratched.

Scratches can happen through mishandling in the factory, in transport to site or during installation. They also happen during cleaning, when contractors use blades or when abrasive material such as concrete or cement render is left on the glass from construction. Vandalism causes them too.

Replacing glass can be extremely expensive, and most companies want to avoid it. Restoring the glass, by removing scratches as soon as they appear, can keep costs down.

Glass facades that aren't maintained regularly also build up dirt, grime, calcium and water stains over time.

All depths of scratches and staining can be restored on site. We use only top-quality, industry-grade cleaners that are non-abrasive, biodegradable and environmentally friendly.

Our scope includes windows, awnings, railings, doors and other difficult-to-access glass surfaces.

How we restore glass

  • Machine buffing and polishingRemoves scratches, hard water stains, lime scale, and calcium or mineral deposits.
  • TintingReduces how visible scratches are.

On the job

Calcium stains before, The same windows at 84 Pitt Street, Sydney, clouded with calcium staining before restoration.
Calcium stains beforeThe same windows at 84 Pitt Street, Sydney, clouded with calcium staining before restoration.
Polishing out damage, A technician machine-polishing a large glass panel, with the surrounding area masked off in blue.
Polishing out damageA technician machine-polishing a large glass panel, with the surrounding area masked off in blue.
Machine polishing, Close-up of a technician buffing marks from glass with a polishing machine.
Machine polishingClose-up of a technician buffing marks from glass with a polishing machine.

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