Matilda Torres High School—the third comprehensive high school in the Madera Unified School District (MUSD)—broke ground in April 2018. According to an MUSD press release, Matilda Torres was designed to be the “first fully-integrated educational…
Giroux Glass, Inc has met the high standards set by the North American Contractor Certification (NACC) program. NACC endorsement provides architectural glass and metal contractors with certification recognition through a third-party and in-depth evaluation of…
Estimator/Project Manager Based in: Los Angeles, CA Reports to: Director of Service Department Type of Position: Full-time We are in search of an estimator/project manager to join our Service team. The candidate must be a US citizen or authorized…
We are proud to announce that Giroux Glass has become the latest glazing contractor to meet the high standards set by the North American Contractor Certification (NACC) program.
I’ve worked in this industry for decades, and it still never ceases to amaze me how construction projects come together. The degree of planning, communication and cooperation required to erect a building is so extreme that it’s a wonder anything gets built at all. But somehow, our trade is able to consistently create stable, functional, safe and often beautiful structures.
Giroux Glass, Inc. has been awarded Crestcom International’s coveted Global Leadership Growth Award, from among the pool of candidates submitted by over sixty Crestcom international affiliates. The award is presented to just one deserving company…
Giroux Glass is honored to receive Crestcom International’s coveted 2021 Global Leadership Growth Award, from among the pool of candidates submitted by over sixty Crestcom international affiliates.
March 7th is not only International Women’s Day, it’s also the kickoff of “WIC Week” — the annual 7-day celebration honoring women in construction (WIC).
Everyone who has worked with Bob Linford has had the pleasure of learning about his long history in the glazing industry. He’ll happily describe how he literally grew up in the business, as one of six children born to a family that owned its own glazing company, Linford Brothers Glass, in Ogden, Utah.