Graham County, Arizona
Glass, window and door repair in Pima, AZ
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- Free written estimate before any work starts
- We repair first, and only replace what has to be replaced
- Emergency board-up, any hour of the day or night
Glass broken right now? Call (857) 810-1562, 24/7.
How it works
- Send your requestPick what's broken and leave your number. It takes under a minute.
- Get a written priceWe call you back, ask a few questions, and give you the price in writing.
- We fix itWe agree a time that suits you and repair it. You pay for the work you agreed to, nothing more.
What we fix in Pima
Sliding door repairAbout 66% of homes are single-family houses, and patio sliders wear through rollers and tracks with years of use.
Foggy glass replacementHomes here typically date from 1985, an age when double-pane seals have often failed.
Storefront glass repairGraham County has about 94 retail stores, and most of them depend on a glass front.
Also: aluminum door repair, door closers and hardware, commercial window repair, curtain wall repair, emergency board-up.
About homes and weather in Pima
Pima has a mix of old and newer buildings: about 47% of homes were built before 1980, and the typical home dates from 1985. Double-pane windows from the 1980s and 1990s are now at the age when seals fail and the glass fogs up. More homes here went up in the 2000s than in any other period.
Housing is a mix, with about 66% single-family houses and 0% in apartment buildings. Around 25% are mobile homes, whose windows and doors often use different frames and sizes. About 68% of homes here are lived in by their owners, and we work with homeowners and shop owners alike.
NOAA storm records for Graham County list 3 hail reports (the largest 1.5 inches across) and 21 thunderstorm wind reports from 2020 through 2024. Hail of an inch or more is what the National Weather Service classes as severe. See how Graham County compares.
Desert sun can heat glass enough to cause stress cracks, especially on tinted or partly shaded panes, and sustained heat breaks down insulated glass seals sooner.
Pima in numbers
- Residents
- 3,148
- Homes and apartments
- 1,174
- Typical home built
- 1985
- Built before 1980
- 47%
- Built since 2000
- 36%
- Single-family houses
- 66%
- In apartment buildings
- 0%
- Mobile homes
- 25%
- Rented homes
- 32%
- Typical home value
- $261,700
- Retail stores in county
- 94
- Restaurants in county
- 57
- Hail reports, 2020 to 2024
- 3
- Largest hail reported
- 1.5 in
Sources: US Census Bureau 2024 population estimates, 2023 American Community Survey and 2022 County Business Patterns; NOAA Storm Events Database. Store, restaurant and storm figures are for all of Graham County.
Questions
Do you do glass, window and door repair in Pima?
Yes. We take jobs in Pima and the rest of Graham County. Send the details and we'll confirm timing for your address.
Why do windows in Pima fog up?
Double-pane windows are sealed units, and the seal eventually fails. With the typical home here dating from 1985, many are reaching that point. We replace the sealed glass and keep the frame.
Do you work on homes or only businesses?
Both. Sliding doors, foggy glass and windows are our most common home repairs.
Do you charge for a quote?
No. Send a photo and rough size, or have us measure on site. The quote is free and written before any work starts.
Nearby: Thatcher, AZ (7 mi), Clifton, AZ (34 mi), Willcox, AZ (44 mi), Benson, AZ (73 mi)
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