Small panel repair
$180–$420
One or two cracked pieces in a panel up to 18 × 24 inches with sound surrounding joins. Studio work usually takes 2–4 weeks after approval.
The work & the price
Glass for the everyday view.
These ranges help you plan. Size, the number of pieces and the condition of the frame determine the written quote.
Repairs & made-to-order panels
Larger panel repair
$450–$950
Several damaged pieces in a door or window panel up to 24 × 36 inches. We check whether the panel needs to be taken apart before quoting; allow 4–6 weeks.
New transom panel
$650–$1,200
A simple design up to 12 × 36 inches, with a drawing, glass selection and fitting to an existing sound opening.
New cabinet panel
$350–$650 each
A simple design up to 14 × 24 inches, with a drawing and fitting to a ready cabinet door. Allow 6–8 weeks for new panels after design approval.
Repair ranges include glass and studio labor. The first local assessment is $45 within 15 miles of Maple Crossing, credited toward approved work. Removal and refitting are quoted separately, usually $90–$180; frame carpentry is not included.
Two ways onto the workbench.
A repair visit
- Describe the damage and rough size. We agree on a time to look at the panel and its frame.
- We explain which pieces need replacing and give you a written scope, price and timing. We discuss close color matches before ordering glass.
- If you approve, we arrange removal and studio work, then a return visit to refit the panel. Lead came is handled in the studio.
A new commission
- We measure the opening and talk about color, privacy and the light in the room.
- You review a drawing and glass samples. The written quote includes the agreed design, fitting and schedule.
- After approval, we make the panel and agree on a fitting time. A simple new panel usually takes 6–8 weeks.
To give. To learn.
Small things for winter.
Hanging ornaments
$28–$48 each
Leaves, little houses and simple geometric shapes, about 3–5 inches tall. Request by December 4, 2026 for December 19 pickup, 10am–2pm. Designs and quantities are confirmed before we begin.
Winter beginners’ class
$95 per person
Saturday, January 16, 2027 · 10am–1pm. Six places, ages 18 and up. Make a small sun catcher with pre-cut glass, copper foil and guided soldering. Materials and studio tools are included; no experience needed.
Before you bring it in
Should I remove the panel myself?
Leave it in place for the first conversation. We agree on how the panel will come out after looking at its condition and frame.
Can you match the original glass?
We compare color, texture and thickness with available glass. An exact match is not always possible; you see the proposed replacement before work begins.
Let’s take a closer look.
A description and rough size are enough to begin.