A clear scope for your storefront
Start with the part of the storefront you want to update and the result you need. Include the existing window and door layout, approximate dimensions and photographs taken from a safe location.
Tell us whether the space is occupied, undergoing renovations or being prepared for a new use. Product requirements, measurements, surrounding finishes and the work included are reviewed before scheduling.
Plan around your property
For a commercial location, identify the authorized site contact, operating hours and access restrictions. Note entrances that must remain available and other work that needs to be coordinated.
If you already have product information or drawings, share them for review. Confirm the agreed requirements before ordering materials; supply, removal, disposal and finish work should be identified in the quote.
What to have ready
- Your city or ZIP code and preferred timing
- Photographs of the storefront, windows and entry doors
- The number of openings and approximate dimensions
- Existing conditions and the changes you want
- Property access details and the authorized project contact
Common questions.
Can you review my existing storefront first?
Yes. Share the existing condition and project goals so the scope and any required site review can be discussed.
Where can I find interior commercial door projects?
See our Doors & Windows page for interior commercial glass-door and window project photos.
What if a damaged opening needs temporary protection?
Our storefront Board-Up service covers temporary protection. Permanent storefront work is a separate scope; this page does not promise emergency glass repair.
