Glacier Glass is proud to be Regina’s largest independent glass shop.  We offer the most comprehensive range of products and services from our 24 hour commercial emergency service to our 'while you wait' window and screen repairs, as well as our autoglass division, and sealed unit manufacturing line.  

We feature Regina’s largest, most complete selection of window, screen, and patiodoor replacement hardware. We also supply and install P.V.C. windows and doors.  Glacier Glass takes pride in delivering prompt and courteous service with our friendly and professional team.

For all your glass needs, windows and doors, (commercial,residential,or autoglass) After 33 years, we know the key to our success is customer satisfaction.  Glacier Glass is family owned and operated.

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Glacier Glass is more than just a store that sells Regina's biggest selection of windows, screens and patio-door replacement hardware. The company also has a service side that offers residential, automotive and commercial supply, installation and repair. In addition, Glacier manufactures its own sealed unit line, making double-glaze and triple-glaze Low-E argon sealed units.  “We have a PVC division where we make fences and decks, and then supply them to sub-contractors and our own installation crews,” says Jamie. “We also have two auto bays where we do repairs. There's a lot on the go!” 

The importance of image

When it comes to distinguishing themselves from the competition, Glacier Glass backs up their quality service and expertise with a professional image. It might sound trivial, but it makes perfect sense, especially in the service sector.

“We looked around and some of our competitors have junky trucks and their installers come to home dressed in ripped jeans and a lumberjack shirt,” Jamie laughs. “That's not the image we try to project. We make sure our vehicles are nice and white with a clean logo. Our installers have uniforms with nametags, so when they pull up to a house, the customer feels they are getting friendly, professional service. Of course, with our image comes high-quality workmanship. It's just that we try to think of what we want in a service professional coming up our driveway!”

“The company's priority is to provide quality products and service,” Jamie maintains. “It's all on our logo, which says 'Glacier glass: our quality and service are clear.' That's what we pride ourselves in. No matter what we do, we want to leave that customer feeling like they got a quality job. I think we're pretty good at that.”

Educated consumers

Over the past five or six years, Jamie has noticed a shift in his customers. It seems that they are more in tune with what they need than ever before. “Our customers are more educated,” he says. “They know what they want. It used to be that we did a lot more service work, repairing existing windows and doors. But it's changing because people are more knowledgeable about energy efficiency, so we're not necessarily repairing those old windows anymore. Now, we're replacing them with an upgraded vinyl window with weather stripping and triple low-e argon gas.”  Business has been good since the environment trend kicked off. It's been even better since the Saskatchewan government began providing incentive and rebate programs for energy-efficient home improvements. “These programs are pushing business along for us,” beams Jamie. “We have a lot of people looking for windows with Energy Star ratings. People are telling us what they need and they just want us there to provide it. We don't have to do nearly as much convincing these days.”

In case you don't know what the big deal is about windows, they are one of the most susceptible areas in a home for air leakage and, thus, energy loss. By updating old windows with modern ones, homeowners enjoy the benefits of energy savings, minimized drafts and higher indoor air quality. According to the Glacier Glass website, “modern windows and doors generally have a lower air-infiltration rate than the older products. Also, when new framing is installed, with insulation and full caulking around the perimeter, the house is tighter than in the past has a lower rate of air-change...”

Always improving

Where do you go when you're already on top? Jamie Says there is always more to do. “Our goals at Glacier Glass are always evolving,” he adds. “We