#1 verified
Aa & H Glass & Mirror Inc.
283 AVENUE O
License 1416825-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2012
Find licensed window and glass pros serving Brooklyn, NY. Every window and glass pro listed has an active license on file, with direct contact details and money-blind ranking, so you can compare on merit rather than ad spend.
#1 verified
283 AVENUE O
License 1416825-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2012
#2 verified
3513 AVENUE S
License 1154116-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2003
#3 verified
2919 AVENUE P
License 1450635-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2012
#4 verified
1661 UTICA AVE
License 0954641-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2011
#5 verified
194 CONCORD ST
License 1185018-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2013
#6 verified
1639 MCDONALD AVE
License 1194354-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2013
#7 verified
1202 60TH ST
License 0980856-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 1998
#8 verified
6603 AVENUE T
License 1203093-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2005
#9 verified
5717 2ND AVE
License 2092738-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2019
#10 verified
229 GREEN STREET FL 1
License 1267161-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2007
#11 verified
1554 FULTON STREET
License 1204086-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2005
#12 verified
8313 DITMAS AVE
License 2094621-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2020
#13 verified
336 36TH ST
License 2125680-DCWP · Premises
Licensed since 2024
#14 verified
156 3RD AVE
License 1419748-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2012
#15 verified
132 32ND ST STE 120
License 2067690-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2018
#16 verified
112 12TH ST
License 1469166-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2013
#17 verified
264 49 STREET
License 2025967-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2015
#18 verified
6309 BAY PARKWAY
License 2092134-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2019
#19 verified
489 SCHENECTADY AVE
License 2087430-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2019
#20 verified
2615 HOMECREST AVE APT 1C
License 2121760-DCWP · Premises
Licensed since 2024
Window and glass pros in Brooklyn handle a range of jobs, from replacing old single-pane windows with insulated units to repairing cracked panes and torn screens. Many also work on storefront and door glass for ground-floor businesses. Because Brooklyn has a mix of brownstones, pre-war co-ops, and newer condos, you will often run into non-standard window openings. That means accurate on-site measurement matters more than a quick phone quote. Ask any provider whether they measure before ordering, since custom sizing can add lead time and cost.
Several factors affect what you will pay. Window size and type matter, as does whether you need a single pane or an insulated unit. Frame condition can add labor if rot or damage needs repair. Access plays a role too, especially on upper floors of walk-up brownstones where equipment and safety add time. Custom sizing for older Brooklyn buildings often costs more than standard sizes. Get a written estimate that breaks down glass type, frame work, and warranty details so you can compare quotes fairly.
Start by confirming the provider carries insurance and can supply a certificate of insurance if your co-op or condo board requires one. Many Brooklyn buildings have approved window styles, so ask whether the pro can match those requirements. Request glass type and warranty terms in writing before work begins. Check that they measure on-site rather than relying on rough numbers. The 20 providers listed here are ordered by license records, profile completeness, and ranking score, not by payment, so the list is money-blind and focused on verified credentials.
Each window and glass pro listed on this page has an active license number on file in the ServHom data. ServHom does not independently re-verify or re-check licenses in real time, so it is a good idea to confirm the license directly with the issuing agency, such as NYC DCWP or NYC DOB, before hiring.
Costs vary widely depending on the job. Window size and type, whether you need single pane or an insulated unit, the condition of the frame, the floor height and access, and whether custom sizing is required all affect the price. A small screen repair will cost far less than a full insulated unit replacement on an upper floor.
Ask whether they measure on site before ordering, since many Brooklyn buildings have non-standard or older window openings. Confirm they carry insurance and can meet any building-approved style requirements, and get the glass type and warranty in writing before work begins.
Find out if they do an on-site measurement, what their lead time is for custom sizes, and whether they can provide a certificate of insurance if your co-op or condo building requires one. Also ask about the glass type, the warranty, and whether their window styles are approved for your building.
ServHom orders providers money-blind using factors like license records, contact data, profile completeness, and ranking score. Businesses cannot pay to rank higher on this page.
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