MON: 8:00am – 7:00pm TUE: 8:00am – 7:00pm WED: 8:00am – 7:00pm THU: 8:00am – 7:00pm FRI: 8:00am – 7:00pm

No. We are not an Auto Glass Company. We suggest researching “Auto Glass Near Me” in one of the Search Engines in your mobile or desktop browser.

Glass Governor of Atlanta is located at: 1395 South Marietta Pkwy SE
Bldg 100, Suite 104
Marietta, GA 30067

We accept all major forms of payment: American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Check or Cash.

Yes, General Liability and Workers’ Compensation.

Glass Governor of Atlanta offers a General Warranty on our Labor and Materials. Please visit Glass Governor Limited Warranty to review our Warranty Information.

Yes, if course, please call our office at (678) 749-1591 to schedule a free in-home estimate. It usually only takes a few days to schedule a Technician out to your jobsite to measure and give you a Free Estimate.

We have a proven track record for exceptional craftsmanship while providing professional Customer Service. We understand the Glass Business and that every second counts when placing an order with us. From initial Estimate request, to ordering the material, to scheduling the installation for your project, we work extrmley hard behind the scenes to make every project flow with finding ways to control your costs and lead times with our first-class vendors.

This is a common question asked by our customers when we look to replace an existing shower enclosure with a  new one.

1. Many times we are asked to remove an outdated framed shower and replace it with a frameless shower.  The old shower has metal framing that over time can stain the tile underneath.  If we remove the shower before we measure, this gives you the opportunity to have a professional come out and clean the surfaces before we arrive to install the new shower.
2. There are existing holes used to anchor the existing shower in place that will be exposed when we remove it.  You may elect to have someone repair the holes (Unfortunately, we do not and is not part of our scope of work ).
3. If not, this also exposes the holes and we can measure for a new enclosure to cover the holes the best we can.
4. You may want to replace a curb or bench seat.  If the existing enclosure has a corian top, chances are it is heavily stained beyond repair.  You wouldn’t want a pretty new shower set on a yellowed top.  You may want to have the top replaced in which case we don’t want to measure for the shower right then and there as the new surface will be a different thickness.  We want to get the exact measurement to insure an exact fit.
5. By removing the shower, we may expose some cracked tiles.  You may want to get these replaced before we show up to install your new shower enclosure.

We are at the mercy of our vendors which is why we worked hard to build a great vendor supply chain. While we always quote for the best pricing possible, we also research to find the vendor with the best lead times at the time of your project. Lead times vary for different glass type installs. Generally, a safe lead time for Shower Door Enclosures is usually between 2-3 weeks from start to finish.

Depending on local conditions and minerals content, please follow the below cleaning guide to keep protected glass clean, and for removing buildup from the coated surface. Interior Glass such as shower glass Once a week or as needed for build-up, wipe down the glass with a microfiber cloth dampened with white vinegar and a drop of non-abrasive liquid soap (hand, body, or dish). Rinse and dry. Tip: For best results, wipe down the glass after each use with a good-quality squeegee. This will reduce mineral spotting, keeping the glass cleaner between cleans. Exterior Glass Clean as needed with a mild detergent and water using a t-bar mop assembly and squeegee. For light buildup wipe down the glass with a microfibre cloth dampened with white vinegar and a drop of non-abrasive liquid soap (hand, body, or dish). Rinse and dry. Tip: For best results, clean the glass when covered with shade to prevent streaking. In areas prone to salt build-up or dust build-up, rinse off excess contaminants with fresh water before cleaning.

Tempered glass is one of the most common glass types used in architecture due to its thermal properties, safety, and durability. But do you know what it is and why it’s used? More importantly, when you need to use it? Learn everything you need from how it’s made, why it’s used, its capabilities, and facts you need to know. How is it Different?

• Tempered glass is up to five times stronger than annealed glass of comparable size and thickness.
• Tempered glass can also withstand high temperature changes of up to 482°.
• Tempering the glass does not change any of the visual qualities of the glass such as solar radiance and light transmission.
• Tempered glass is considered safety glass and is very difficult to break. If the glass is broken, it shatters into pebbles reducing the risk of serious injury.
• Lastly, tempered glass cannot be cut or polished, or altered once it is tempered.

Yes, for an additional charge, we can instruct our vendors to apply Factory Direct Spot Treatment to each panel of glass.

The most common types of spot treatments include:

• EnduroShield

• HMI c10 Microban

• ShowerGuard