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Broken, fogged, or outdated glass? Whether you need a single replacement pane or an upgrade for your entire home or community, Complete Sliding Doors is Florida’s trusted name in residential glass replacement. We serve homeowners, HOAs, realtors, and property managers across South and Central Florida, delivering reliable, warrantied solutions with a personal touch.
In most cases we replace just the glass, not the whole door or window, which is faster, costs less and usually needs no permit.
🏠 What Kind of Glass Can We Replace?
We specialize in residential glass replacement for a wide range of needs:
Single Pane Plate Glass
Found in older Florida homes, these are basic, non-insulated panes. We'll match thickness and type to restore your window or door seamlessly.
Learn more: Tempered vs plate glass →
Double Pane / Insulated Glass Units (IGUs)
These sealed glass units improve insulation and reduce noise. If yours is foggy or has condensation between the panes, we’ll replace just the glass—not the entire frame.
Learn more: Foggy glass and failed seals →
Tempered Safety Glass
Required in sliding doors and near walkways, tempered glass is heat-treated to shatter safely. We’ll replace it to meet building code and keep your home safe.
Learn more: When tempered glass is required →
Laminated / Impact Glass
For hurricane protection or added security, we offer high-performance impact-rated glass to meet local Florida code requirements.
Learn more: Impact glass replacement →🎯 Specialty Glass Options We Offer
Low-E Glass – Reflects UV and heat, improving energy efficiency.
Obscure or Frosted Glass – Perfect for privacy in bathrooms or entryways.
Tinted Glass – Enhances privacy and reduces glare/heat.
Reflective Glass – Common in modern or high-end installations.
Replacing a shower door? See our frameless shower doors and enclosures.
Need help choosing the right glass? Our experts will walk you through it during your free estimate.
🎨 Glass Tints & Colors Available:
Depending on your existing windows or aesthetic goals, we can match or upgrade to a range of tints:
Clear
Bronze
Gray
Green
Blue
Custom Orders Available
Sliding Glass Door Glass Replacement (Glass Only)
A cracked or foggy pane doesn’t mean you need a new sliding door. We remove the panel, replace the glass unit in the existing frame, reseal it and rehang the door. That covers tempered, insulated (double-pane) and impact sliding door glass, and it’s the most common glass job we do. If the frame, rollers or track are also worn, we’ll tell you while we’re there, and we can fix them in the same visit. If the door is past saving, we can quote a complete new sliding door system instead.
Window Glass Replacement
Broken or fogged window glass can usually be replaced without taking out the window. We measure the opening, order the glass to size and install it with new glazing or beading where needed. Where we offer new installations, we can also quote a full replacement with a new impact window if that’s the better long-term fix.
Broken, Cracked or Shattered Glass
A cracked pane gets worse with heat, wind and every slam of the door. Tempered glass that breaks shatters into small pieces; annealed (plate) glass breaks into sharp shards. We’ll help you make the opening safe, measure for replacement and order the right glass.
Foggy Glass and Failed Double-Pane Seals
Fog or haze between the panes means the seal on an insulated glass unit has failed. You can’t clean it from either side, and the window or door loses most of its insulating value. We replace just the sealed glass unit in the existing frame. No new frame and no permit needed for a glass-only swap.
Impact Glass Replacement
Impact doors and windows use laminated glass that cracks but stays in the frame. In most cases we can replace just the impact glass in the existing frame. If the frame is damaged, or the product can’t be reglazed, we can quote a new impact door or window in the areas where we offer installation.
Tempered vs Plate Glass: What's Safer?
Plate (annealed) glass can be cheaper for small pieces. Above a certain size, and in doors or near the floor, we recommend tempered glass because it breaks into small, blunt pieces instead of sharp shards. Under the Florida Building Code, glass in a designated “hazardous location”, such as a door or a pane next to a door, has to be replaced with tempered safety glass. We’ll tell you if yours falls under that rule when we measure.
When is tempered glass required?
Under the Florida Building Code, safety glass such as tempered is required in "hazardous locations", including:
- Doors: any glass in swinging, sliding or bifold doors.
- Next to doors: glass within 24 inches of either side of a door, with its bottom edge less than 60 inches above the floor.
- Near the floor: panes larger than 9 sq ft with the bottom edge 18 inches or less from the floor and the top edge more than 36 inches up.
- Bathrooms and wet areas: glass by tubs, showers, spas and hot tubs with its bottom edge less than 60 inches above the standing surface.
- Stairs and landings: glass next to stairways, landings and ramps.
Glass outside these areas doesn't automatically have to be upgraded. The exception is Florida's 25% rule: if more than 25% of your home's windows and exterior glass doors are replaced within 12 months, the replaced openings must meet current code, which can mean impact or wind-load rated products. We'll check which rules apply when we measure. This is a general guide, not a code ruling for your home.
Patio, French and Storm Door Glass
We replace glass in patio doors, storm doors and many French doors. Some French doors are built so the glass can’t be removed cleanly and replacement beading is no longer made. In those cases we’ll tell you up front rather than do a replacement we can’t finish properly.
How Much Does Glass Replacement Cost?
Glass pricing depends on the size, the type of glass and the door or window it goes in, so we quote every job after measuring.
- A small tempered door lite usually runs a few hundred dollars for the glass.
- Insulated (double-pane), impact and specialty glass cost considerably more.
- Plate glass can be cheaper for small pieces, but we recommend tempered for larger panes.
- Replacing just the glass is almost always cheaper and faster than a new door or window.
Free estimates: 561-822-5444
What Affects the Price
Glass type
Tempered, plate, insulated or impact.Size of the pane
Door or window brand
And how the glass is held in.Condo or high-rise access
Hidden frame damage
Glass availability
How Glass Replacement Works
Free Estimate and Measurement
Free estimate and measurement, Mon–Fri 8–5 (Saturdays by request).
We Order Your Glass
We order your glass cut to size. Delivery takes about 2 weeks.
Installation in a Single Visit
Installation in a single visit: remove the old glass, install the new unit, reseal and test the door or window.
Our Workmanship Warranty
Our workmanship warranty: up to 5 years, depending on the job.
Glass Replacement Near You
We replace door and window glass across Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River and Broward counties, plus Brevard, Volusia and Central Florida, including Orlando, Kissimmee, Ocala and The Villages.
📍 Glass Replacement Service Areas:
West Palm Beach
Jupiter
Daytona Beach
Wellington
Delray Beach
Ready to Replace That Glass?
Call us at 561-822-5444 or request a free in-home estimate using the form below. We’ll assess your needs and provide a clear, honest quote—with no pressure.
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Window & Door Glass Replacement FAQ
Can you replace just the glass in my sliding door?
Yes. In most cases we replace only the glass unit in the existing frame. It’s quicker than a new door, costs less and usually needs no permit.
How much does glass replacement cost?
It depends on size and glass type. A small tempered door lite usually runs a few hundred dollars for the glass; insulated, impact and specialty glass cost considerably more. We give a free quote after measuring.
How long does glass replacement take?
Custom glass takes about 2 weeks to arrive after we measure. Installation is then done in a single visit.
Can you fix foggy windows or doors?
Yes. Fog between the panes means the seal failed, and we replace the sealed glass unit without replacing the frame.
Can impact glass be replaced without replacing the whole door?
Usually, yes. We replace the impact glass in the existing frame. If the frame is damaged or can’t be reglazed, we can quote a new impact door or window.
Do I need a permit to replace glass?
A glass-only replacement usually doesn’t need a permit. A full new door or window does, and we handle that as a licensed contractor (CGC 1514380).
Should I use tempered or plate glass?
Plate glass can be cheaper for small pieces, but for larger panes and doors we recommend tempered because it’s much safer when it breaks.
Can you replace French door glass?
Often, yes. Some French doors are built so the glass can’t be removed cleanly and replacement beading isn’t available, and in those cases we’ll tell you up front.
Is it worth replacing the glass or the whole door?
If the frame, track and rollers are in good shape, replacing the glass is the better value. If the door is worn out or you want impact protection, a new door may make more sense, and we can quote both.
Is tempered glass required when I replace glass in Florida?
Yes, in hazardous locations under the Florida Building Code: doors, glass next to doors, large panes near the floor, glass by tubs and showers, and glass by stairs. Elsewhere, old plate glass doesn’t have to be upgraded unless more than 25% of your home’s windows and glass doors are replaced within 12 months. We’ll confirm what applies when we measure.