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Glass block windows across Milwaukee

From Bay View bungalows to East Side duplexes, Milwaukee homes are full of basement and bathroom windows that suit glass block. Request glass block anywhere in the city and get a free written estimate.

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Glass block windows across Milwaukee

Whether you live in a South Side bungalow or a duplex near the lake, the job depends more on your windows than your neighborhood: how many there are, their size, and the condition of the frames and masonry around them.

Bay ViewOlder homes and duplexes where basement and bathroom windows are common upgrades.
Washington HeightsBungalows and period homes where glass block can add privacy without changing the look.
RiverwestTight lots and close neighbors where side and bathroom windows benefit from privacy block.
East SideOlder housing and duplexes with basement windows that often need replacing.
Story Hill & West SideEstablished neighborhoods west of downtown with plenty of original basement windows.
South SideClassic Milwaukee bungalows and flats where basement glass block is a familiar sight.
Sherman ParkLarger older homes where drafty basement and stairwell windows are common.
Northwest MilwaukeeMid-century homes where old basement sashes are often due for replacement.

Also welcome: requests from nearby Wauwatosa, West Allis, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Greendale, Greenfield, Oak Creek, Franklin, Brookfield, Cudahy.

Glass block services in Milwaukee

Glass Block WindowsNew glass block windows built to fit your openings, for more privacy and daylight without bare clear glass.Basement Glass Block WindowsReplace drafty basement sashes with sealed glass block for daylight, privacy and security.Glass Block Window ReplacementReplace cracked, leaking or failing glass block, or convert an old opening to new glass block.Bathroom & Privacy Glass BlockBathroom windows, shower walls and privacy panels that let light through while blocking the view.

Before work starts in Wisconsin

Ask any contractor for proof of insurance, ask whether the job needs a permit at your address and who will pull it, and on an older home confirm they follow lead-safe practices when removing old windows.

Milwaukee glass block FAQ

Do you cover areas outside Milwaukee city limits?

Yes, requests from Wauwatosa, West Allis, Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Greendale, Greenfield, Oak Creek, Franklin, Brookfield, Cudahy and the rest of Milwaukee County are welcome. Choose your area in the form and a contractor covering it will follow up.

Do permit rules change outside the city?

They can. The City of Milwaukee and each suburb run their own building inspection and permits. Ask your contractor and confirm with your local office. See how glass block install works.

My house is old. Is that a problem?

No. Older Milwaukee homes are where glass block is most common. Contractors working on homes built before 1978 should follow lead-safe practices when removing old windows.

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