Montgomery County

Commercial glass services in Montgomery County

Residential too: windows, fogged units, showers, mirrors and doors.

What goes wrong in Montgomery County

• The strictest energy requirements in Maryland. Montgomery County has adopted energy standards ahead of the statewide code.
• Permitting adds real time to the program. Review here takes longer than in the counties to the north, and exterior alterations attract more scrutiny.
• Access drives cost on high-rise work. Replacing a curtain wall or window wall panel at height in Bethesda or Silver Spring is an access problem more than a glass problem.
• Historic districts in Kensington and Takoma Park. Both constrain what a storefront may look like — profile, finish, glass appearance, sometimes the division of the opening itself.
• Laboratory and clean environments on the I-270 corridor. Biotech tenants bring controlled access, restricted work windows and low tolerance for dust and disruption.

Working in Montgomery County

Montgomery County at a glance

Property types we work on

• High-rise office and mixed-use in Bethesda, Silver Spring and Rockville
• Biotech and laboratory buildings along the I-270 corridor
• Ground-floor retail beneath residential towers
• Older main-street retail in Kensington, Takoma Park and Wheaton
• Medical office and hospital-adjacent buildings
• Suburban office parks in Gaithersburg and Germantown

Areas we cover in Montgomery County

• Bethesda
• Silver Spring
• Rockville
• Gaithersburg
• Germantown
• Wheaton
• Chevy Chase
• Takoma Park
• Kensington
• Potomac
• North Bethesda
• Olney
• Clarksburg
• Damascus
• Burtonsville
• Aspen Hill
• Montgomery Village
• Poolesville

Other areas we cover

• Baltimore City
• Baltimore County
• Harford County
• Howard County
• Prince George’s County