What we find across Glendale
Glendale sits on a three-decade plateau: 23.4% of the housing went up in the 1970s, 22.8% in the 1980s and 21.3% in the 1990s. That is 67.5% of the city built across the exact stretch where single pane gave way to the first generation of dual pane, and it is why both are daily work here.
Catlin Court and Old Towne are the oldest part. The bungalows there went up between 1914 and 1942 and most of them have wood sash, which needs different handling from aluminum and is not a same-day job. For like-for-like glass you almost certainly do not need approval, but a small part of the neighborhood sits under the city’s historic preservation overlay, so give us the address and we will check before anything is ordered.
The 1970s tract housing across the middle of the city still runs a lot of original single pane in aluminum frames. Stock sizes we cut and fit the same day.
Arrowhead Ranch, Maryland Lakes, Montebello Estates and Chaparral Ranch are the 1980s and 90s end, and that is where the fogging calls come from. Thirty to forty year old sealed units are past their working life and the failures are steady rather than occasional.
Around four in ten Glendale homes are rented, the highest share in the West Valley. If you manage property here, call us and we will work out access with your tenant rather than leaving you to relay it.
Retail is the largest employment sector at 16,779 people, which means storefronts, and storefronts break. Westgate, Arrowhead Towne Center, the Tanger Outlets and the stadium district are all regular work.