Oasis Glass

Did you know glass can crack even if nothing hits it? Extreme temperature differentials between a heated home and sub-zero outdoor air create internal stress. We explain how to spot thermal stress fractures vs. impact breaks.

Heavy commercial doors require specialized hardware. We break down the differences between floor-mounted pivot hinges and door-mounted butt hinges, and which one is better for high-traffic entryways.

Window tinting isn't just for cars. Learn how applying solar control film to your residential or commercial windows protects your interior furniture from fading while reducing glare and air conditioning costs.

Deteriorated exterior caulking is a leading cause of rot in window frames. We walk you through the signs of seal failure and why timely re-caulking can prevent a $50 job from turning into a $5,000 disaster.

Repairing glass on the 20th floor requires a different approach than a ground-floor home. We discuss the safety protocols and equipment needed to handle glass replacements in high-rise condominiums safely.

There are hundreds of window operator styles. We share our expert guide on how to identify the manufacturer stamps on your window hardware so you can find the correct replacement parts on the first try.

Tired of the constant hum of traffic? We explore the STC (Sound Transmission Class) ratings of different glass types and how laminated glass can turn your home into a quiet sanctuary even in the heart of Toronto.

Skylights are notorious for leaking. We explain why proper flashing, high-quality glazing, and routine cleaning are essential to ensuring your skylight doesn't turn your living room into a swimming pool during the spring melt.

Is your sliding door locked on the bottom but open at the top? We explain the simple screw adjustments on the bottom rollers that can align your door and ensure it locks securely every single time.

If you manage commercial property, you need a glass contingency plan. We outline what information you should have ready to provide us during an after-hours emergency call to minimize downtime.