Milwaukee, Wisconsin · Milwaukee County
Glass block windows for Milwaukee homes
Drafty basement windows, a bathroom that faces the neighbors, or old glass block that’s cracked? Tell us which windows you want done and get a free written estimate from a local glass block contractor in Milwaukee, WI.
- Free written estimates
- Basement & bathroom windows
- Contractor installed
Services
Glass block windows, basement block, replacement and privacy panels
Glass Block Windows
New glass block windows built to fit your openings, for more privacy and daylight without bare clear glass.
Learn moreBasement Glass Block Windows
Replace drafty basement sashes with sealed glass block for daylight, privacy and security.
Learn moreGlass Block Window Replacement
Replace cracked, leaking or failing glass block, or convert an old opening to new glass block.
Learn moreBathroom & Privacy Glass Block
Bathroom windows, shower walls and privacy panels that let light through while blocking the view.
Learn moreNot sure what you need?
What’s going on with your windows?
Pick the closest match to read more, or just describe it in the quote form. You don’t need to know the technical terms.
Why local specialists
Milwaukee glass block needs local know-how
Made for older homes
Milwaukee bungalows, duplexes and flats often have original basement and bathroom windows. A local contractor knows what to expect when they come out.
Sealed for Wisconsin winters
Freeze and thaw is hard on old frames and caulk. A properly sealed glass block panel cuts drafts and keeps water out.
Privacy and security
Glass block lets light in while blocking the view, and a mortared panel is far tougher than a thin old sash.
Written estimates, no pressure
Describe your windows once. You get a free written estimate and decide whether to go ahead. No obligation.
Areas served
Glass block windows across Milwaukee
Glass block windows for homes in every part of the city. Nearby Wauwatosa, West Allis, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Greendale, Greenfield, Oak Creek, Franklin, Brookfield, Cudahy requests are welcome too.
How it works
Three steps to new glass block windows
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Tell us about your windows
Use the short form: which windows, roughly how many and where you are in the Milwaukee area.
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Get a free written estimate
A local glass block contractor reviews your request, measures the openings and follows up by your preferred contact method.
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Install day
Approve the work when you’re ready. The contractor removes the old windows, sets and seals the glass block and cleans up.
Guides
Glass block know-how for Milwaukee homeowners
Glass Block Windows Cost in Milwaukee: What Drives the Price
What goes into a glass block window estimate in Milwaukee, the factors that raise or lower cost, and what a fair written quote should include.
Basement Glass Block vs. Regular Windows
A plain-English look at when glass block fits a basement window and when an opening window or an egress window is the better choice.
How Glass Block Window Installation Works in Milwaukee
What happens during a glass block window install, how long it tends to take, and the questions Milwaukee homeowners should ask a contractor.
Frequently asked questions
Where is glass block used in a home?
Basement windows are the most common, followed by bathroom windows, shower windows and walls, stairwells and side windows that face a neighbor. See our services.
Can a glass block window be an egress window?
No. Glass block is fixed, so it is not an emergency escape opening. A basement bedroom generally needs an egress window that opens. See glass block vs. regular windows.
What areas do you serve?
Homes across Milwaukee, from Bay View and the South Side to the East Side, Riverwest and Sherman Park. Requests from nearby Wauwatosa, West Allis, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Greenfield, Oak Creek, Franklin and the rest of Milwaukee County are welcome too. See areas served.
How much do glass block windows cost in Milwaukee?
It depends on the number and size of windows, the pattern, vents and the condition of each opening, so we don’t publish a price list. Read what drives the cost, and every request gets a free written estimate.
Can I still vent my dryer through a glass block window?
Often, yes. Many panels can be built with a dryer vent or a small air vent. Mention it in your request.
Is there a phone number?
Requests are taken through the online form so the contractor has the details they need. Choose phone call or text as your preferred contact method and they will reach out that way.