Very satisfied!

We turned to Dulles Glass and Mirror in Wheaton to have a broken glass table top replaced, and we could not have been happier with the quality and efficiency of advice, the ease of ordering and the quality of the product we received. Within a week two new table tops arrived, carefully packaged, and fitting perfectly. We know we will return to the company for some other glass needs we have, because we just liked the superior service. Thank you!

Excellent, timely service with exactually what I ordered

I would not hesitate for a moment in using this company for my next project. I needed to replace a single pane of tempered glass in a french door. I measured the size, entered it on the website, and waited. The pane arrived in packaging suitable for sending a ming vase: Indestructible. I had it in place 10 minutes later. What could have made it even better (raising it to a an overall 6 on the 1 to 5 scale)? Two things: First, the packaging included styrofoam which I suspect is a necessary evil when shipping glass. If the pane itself had been in a plastic bag, as is done with electronics, it would have removed one cleaning task. (Having a hand-held vacuum when unwrapping is a real plus.) Second, including a small tube of window caulk would have been nice. I had some, but my "45 year" calk in its unopened tube had gotten hard over the last few years I've been storing it. People obviously expect to have to caulk a window. It would just be a nice touch to include it at least with smaller panes. (Actually, had they done so, I would have had to give them a 7 on that 1-5 scale.)

Excellent product and service and packing

great; fast delivery, package well

the glass looks great and fits perfect. I just ordered the second one and will use u for future projects

I couldn't believe they cut my glass to the exact precise measurements that I've requested ! The glass is beautiful and just what I wanted! Thanks Dulles!:)

Everything was perfect, and fast!

Item I ordered was for a reef aquarium lid. I paid for the low iron glass so that it does not impede the lighting. The light is about 15lbs and sits on the glass, so I paid for tempered. The glass was shipped out and delivered WAY faster than I expected. It was packaged so well you probably could have beat the box and the glass would be still intact. The product was of an upmost quality. I will definitely be using these guys for any up coming glass needs!!!!

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Energy wants to move.

Heat will escape from your house any way that it can. And with cooler weather just a couple of months away, its time to consider ways to make our homes more energy efficient.

Open up your home energy conservation efforts to include your windows. Most homes have lots of them, and heat loves to go out the window.

Addressing heat loss from windows has often meant replacing them, which is usually an expensive proposition. Lets look at two less-costly alternatives among the new wave of home energy efficiency strategies: window inserts and insulating blinds.

Window inserts

Sometimes called interior storm windows, window inserts are a great fit for older homes.

Typically made of clear acrylic plastic, they are lighter and easier to handle than traditional storm windows and usually are custom-sized to fit snugly.

Most companies that sell window inserts have developed their own frame system. Inserts blend right in with the existing window, making them perfect for vintage windows.

In effect, inserts create an energy-efficient double-pane window. The layer of air in the middle provides insulation. Window inserts also keep noise out while they keep heat in.

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As we head toward the cooler days of autumn, many homeowners may suddenly be having flashbacks of this past winter, when their older, original windows had them dealing with drafts, condensation between the glass panes, arthritic sashes that no longer go up and down and casements that have become too cranky to crank open.

This is when the thoughts of many home-owners turn to installing either "replacement" or "new" windows.

Replacement windows are designed to fit the existing opening when you want to remove your old windows without disturbing the surrounding trim or frame. Replacement windows come in standard sizes that fit the most common-size openings, or they can be custom-ordered to fit your unique dimensions.

New windows are needed if you wish to change the dimensions of the openings to accommodate completely new window styles and shapes.

Replacement windows are a great option if your existing frame is in good condition, or when the trim is special to the design and decor of your home. Replacement windows cost roughly the same as new windows, but installation is cheaper.

The appeal of new windows is that you can transform the appearance of your home both inside and out. But you will need to hire a skilled carpenter for proper installation.

After deciding between new and replacement windows, the next decision is the style or type.

The four most popular types are:

These are the most commonly installed replacement windows.

Composed of two separate frames, called "sashes," each frame contains a glass pane. If both sashes can move up and down, the window is considered "double-hung." With "single-hung" windows, only the bottom sash can be moved.

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When replacing basement windows, most people now consider glass block. It's a good insulator, secure, and waterproof. It lets light in, but obscures visibility from the outside, and can incorporate small ventsto allow air flow. It is durable, long-lasting, and virtually maintenance-free. These features make glass block a good choice for basement window replacement. In many communities, installing glass block windows requires a permit, and code requirements will usually specify the number of vents that must be included.

You will first need to determine the size of the window opening. For most basement windows, you will be removing the existing metal or wood frame and installing the glass block paneldirectly against the masonry wall. Take the dimensions of the openingto your glass block supplier and choose the blocksyou want to use for the panel. Glass block comes in many different looks and in two standard thicknesses.The blocks are sold in several heights and widths, so blocks of different sizes can be combined to create a panel of the required dimensions.The panel is made using amortar specially designed for glass block. There are several installation options:

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