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“Retrofitting existing windows with protective glazing isn’t cheap. Some small business owners feel they simply can’t afford the upgrade.” Nataline Lomedico

Updates to Davis-Bacon Means Big Changes for Construction, Subcontractor Workers Posted on August 17, 2023 by Joshua Huff The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has finalized an update to the Davis-Bacon Act, which aims to...

Giroux Glass, Inc. has recently been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in Los Angeles. This prestigious recognition was announced during the seventeenth annual program and survey conducted by the Los Angeles...

USGNN and Glass Magazine have reported on the appointment of Walter Wells by Giroux Glass as safety director.

I recently reconnected with a former Giroux Glass employee at an event with my industry peer group. I had not seen him in the 18 years since he and his wife relocated out of state.

“Preserving and restoring an existing building reduces waste and provides a greener alternative than discarding old materials.”

Healthy backlogs, market and cost stability as well as supply chain improvements are just some reasons why contract glaziers are optimistic about the year ahead. 2022 was a solid, strong year for most of the nation’s top contract glaziers. Many of the companies reporting for this year’s USGlass magazine listing of the Top 50 contract glaziers continue to show sales increases, though there were a few notable dips.

"Transparency is defined as “the quality of being done without secrets.” No surprises. In the realm of glazing and our unique processes, it means creating a project management system where every project team member can access all relevant information about a project quickly and easily." Nataline Lomedico, CEO/president, Giroux Glass