Window glass
Cracked or broken single panes replaced in timber, metal and plastic frames, with new putty or glazing beads to match.
Clearcut Glazing boards up smashed windows at any hour, then returns with new glass cut and toughened to fit. Windows, misted double glazing, mirrors, shower screens and shop fronts, measured and fitted by our own glaziers.

Window smashed by a break in, a stray ball or a storm? Keep children and pets away from the frame, leave large shards where they are and call us. A glazier comes out to clear the glass and board the opening, day or night.
Call nowPrices are for a typical job and include fitting. We measure first and confirm the price before any glass is ordered.
Cracked or broken single panes replaced in timber, metal and plastic frames, with new putty or glazing beads to match.
A failed sealed unit swapped for a new one in the existing frame, so the window is clear again without buying a new window.
Wall, gym and wardrobe mirrors cut to size with polished or bevelled edges, then fixed with clips or mirror adhesive.
Toughened glass screens and doors made to measure for walk in showers and baths, sealed so the water stays in the tray.
Laminated and toughened panes for shop windows, glass doors and office partitions, fitted early in the morning or after closing.
Broken glass cleared, the opening boarded with exterior plywood screwed in place, then glazed properly on a return visit.
Toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled once it has been toughened, so every toughened piece is made to measure after our visit.
Many building rules ask for toughened or laminated glass where people could fall against a pane or walk into it. The exact zones and standards vary by country, so we check the rules that apply where your glass is going.
| Where the glass goes | What we usually fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Doors and the panels beside them | Toughened or laminated | People push on them, carry things through them and walk into them |
| Low windows close to the floor | Toughened or laminated | A trip or a fall can land a person against the pane |
| Shower screens and bath panels | Toughened, often 8 or 10 mm | Wet floors, bare feet and knocks every day |
| Shop fronts and ground floor offices | Laminated | It stays in the frame when cracked and slows down a break in |
| Balustrades and glass stairs | Laminated toughened | The panel has to hold even when one layer breaks |
| Table tops and glass shelves | Toughened | Hot dishes, heavy objects and edges that get bumped |
Each safety pane we fit carries the maker's permanent mark in one corner, showing the standard it was made to. Leave it visible when you paint the frame or fit blinds.

When the seal around a double glazed unit fails, damp air creeps between the panes and leaves a mist that no amount of cleaning removes. In most homes the frame is still sound and only the sealed unit needs replacing, which costs a fraction of a new window.
We measure each unit on the first visit, order it to size and fit it in about half an hour per window once it arrives.
Use the form or call with the rough size, the frame and where the glass is. Urgent jobs are boarded up first.
A glazier measures the opening, checks the frame and confirms the glass type and the price with you.
Plain glass is cut in our workshop the same week; toughened and laminated panes take three to five working days.
The new pane is fitted and sealed, the board and old glass leave with us, and the floor is left swept.
A few jobs from the last month, from a single cracked pane to a shop front glazed overnight.






Our front door pane was smashed at two in the morning. The glazier arrived within the hour, cleared every shard, boarded it neatly and came back on Thursday with toughened glass.
Three bedroom windows had looked foggy for years. New units went into the old frames in one morning and the room feels warmer already.
The screen was made to the exact width of an awkward alcove, and the seal along the tray has not leaked once since it went in.
A small crack in a pane that is still firm in its frame can usually wait a few days; tape over it and keep people clear. A pane with loose pieces or a hole should be boarded, so call us and we make it safe.
Three to five working days after we measure. Toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled once it is made, so every piece is ordered to the exact size, with holes and notches planned beforehand.
Rarely. The mist shows that the seal of the unit has failed, and the unit can be replaced inside the existing frame. If the frame itself is past repair, we say so on the visit.
Toughened or laminated safety glass wherever the building rules where you live ask for it. Those rules vary by country, so we check them before we order.
Yes. We measure the alcove, cut the mirror with polished edges and fix it with clips or mirror adhesive, with holes cut for sockets and switches where needed.
You get a written price after we measure. Glass made to measure takes a deposit when it is ordered, and the rest is paid directly to us once it is fitted.
Tell us what is broken, the rough size and where it is. Expect a reply before the next working day ends, with a time for measuring, while boarding up is answered by phone at any hour.
The workshop answers during the hours below, and the boarding up line rings at any hour.
Homes, shops and offices across the city and its suburbs
| Monday to Friday | 08:00 to 17:30 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 13:00 |
| Boarding up | Any hour, every day |
Homes, shops and offices across the city and its suburbs. Jobs beyond the suburbs carry a travel charge, which we quote before anything is booked.
This glazier website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
Clearcut Glazing is a made up firm whose one page site lets a glass business on AI Web Maker see emergencies and planned jobs handled side by side. At the top, a photo of a pane going into a frame carries a frosted safety mark that fades onto the glass, and the boarding up number sits next to the quote button. A warning strip, six priced jobs and a table of safety glass by location come next, in the order a worried caller needs them. The misted double glazing section and four steps from call to fitted pane fill the middle of the page. Every part answers a question glaziers hear on the phone each week, which saves time for the firm and the customer alike.
On AI Web Maker, a glazier starts by describing the jobs, the prices and the districts covered, and receives a drafted site with an enquiry form to reword. Quote requests arrive through that form, smashed windows still come in by phone, and every price and payment is settled between the glazier and the customer. Shaping and previewing the glazing site cost the firm nothing, and once it is live the bill is $119 per year or $19 per month, with the web address bought separately. The notes above walk through the reasoning behind each section of the sample. A real firm could change the photos, prices and districts and still keep this running order.