Serving Downtown, Queen's Park, Queensborough, Sapperton, and the Royal City's heritage district.
New Westminster's status as BC's original capital means a significant percentage of its building stock is heritage or character-designated — requiring glass that respects heritage guidelines while meeting modern energy standards. Queen's Park's Victorian and Craftsman homes often use heritage-profile aluminum or wood-clad windows that we source and install to match original character. The Queensborough peninsula has a waterfront industrial-to-residential conversion market where large-format commercial glazing and loft-style frameless glass features are in demand. Columbia Street's commercial district is active for storefront glazing and entrance systems.
Local Project Highlight: Heritage-profile window replacement in Queen's Park Victorian home — period-matched aluminum.
Energy-efficient vinyl and thermally broken aluminum windows. Low-E coatings and argon fill as standard.
Learn more →Custom 10–12mm frameless enclosures. Chrome, matte black, or brushed gold hardware. Measured and fabricated to your bathroom.
Learn more →Channel-mount and standoff systems for decks, stairs, and balconies. Permitted and engineered to BCBC standards.
Learn more →Storefronts, curtain walls, and commercial entrances for New Westminster businesses and mixed-use buildings.
Learn more →Floor-to-ceiling glass partition systems. Framed, semi-frameless, and acoustic options.
Learn more →Broken storefront or window? We dispatch within 2–4 hours across Metro Vancouver, any time of day.
Learn more →Get a free, written estimate from Metro Vancouver's Red Seal certified glazing specialists.