Baltimore Glass Co

Baltimore, United States

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Telephone:
+1 410-338-1880
Website:
www.baltimoreglasscompany.com
Address:
2930 Remington Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21211
Remington
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 mi27th Street - Northbound
0.4 mi31st Street - Baltimore Museum of Art
0.4 mi29th Street
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Local time (Baltimore) 12:39 Friday, 29 November 2024

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Description

Specialties

Glazing, Glass, Mirrors, Flat Glass, Store Fronts, Curtail Wall, Shower Enclosures, Patterned Glass

For over 80 years the Baltimore Glass Company has served the Baltimore, MD and surrounding areas with a commitment to service and value. Established in 1928 this family owned business will get the job done right. Baltimore Glass Co. strives to provide personalized service with affordable rates.

History

Established in 1928.

Founded in 1928 this is a third generation glazing company. We offer many glazing services and have many long standing customers. Please give us a call for all your Glass, Mirror, or Glazing Projects.

Meet the Business Owner

Caleb K.

Business Owner

Caleb K has worked in the glazing industry from the ground up and with 30 years of experience can help you with all your glazing needs and projects.

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1 review of Baltimore Glass Co

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Place rating: 2
Baltimore, MD
We took eight frames here that needed glass cut to fit them. Of the eight, three needed to be brought back to be re-​cut. Of these three, one still needed to be re-​cut a third time. Perhaps these guys are better for large installations, but I certainly won’t be going back. It took six trips between dropping off and picking up the glass each time! At least it was close to home… Seemed like this should have been a simple enough job though.