Commercial glazing contractor · Fort Worth & DallasThedifferenceis clear.

Curtain wall, jumbo glass, and storefront for builders across Fort Worth and Dallas since 1992.

Glaziers on a lift seating a curtain wall panel

Placed with intention.

Every panel planned floor by floor, so the envelope closes on time.

Glass office building reflecting a sunset skyline

Clarity on every floor.

Curtain wall, storefront, and high rise glazing across the metroplex.

Glass corridor and door assemblies at golden hour

The specs others won't quote.

Fire rated, ballistic, blast mitigation, and historic replication.

Glazing robot holding a glass panel with a crew member at sunset

Built for the heavy lifts.

Our own glass robots set panels weighing thousands of pounds.

No crane needed. Just our robot and our crew.

Stage 1 of 3

Our own robot rolls up with the glass. No crane rental and no waiting on someone else's schedule.

Setting glass across Fort Worth and Dallas since 1992.

10
Commercial services under one roof
4+
Countries we source product from
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Accountable crew on your envelope

Ten services. One crew.

Most projects need more than one kind of glazing. We handle all of it, so you're not coordinating three vendors on the same envelope.

Looking up at dark curtain wall mullions on a curved Weathermaster installation

We install curtain wall and facade systems on multi-story buildings across the metroplex. The sequence gets planned floor by floor so your envelope closes on time.

Weathermaster glass robot setting a large jumbo glass panel on a job site

Our own glass robots lift panels weighing thousands of pounds. You don't wait on rental equipment or outside riggers to set the big ones.

Historic high-rise with scaffolding and a Weathermaster Door and Window Contractors banner during window installation

We're equipped for high floors and complicated access. The crew plans each lift before the first crate ever reaches your site.

Lucchese storefront in Mule Alley at the Fort Worth Stockyards

Storefront systems that look sharp on day one and hold up to daily traffic for years. We work in steel, wood, clad, and other materials.

Fire rated glass wall holding back flames in a commercial corridor

Rated assemblies have to be installed exactly right to pass inspection. Because the same team handles your other glazing, rated sections tie in cleanly.

Custom paneled bronze double doors built and installed by Weathermaster

Custom doors in steel, wood, clad, and more, including imports from Germany, Italy, and Spain. We'll help you choose hardware that survives heavy use.

Ballistic glass panel showing an impact while staying intact

Ballistic glazing for facilities that need protection beyond the weather. These systems are heavy, and heavy is exactly what our equipment was built for.

Government building entrance with heavy blast-resistant window frames, a glass security vestibule, and steel bollards

Blast mitigation for doors and windows, installed by the same crew as the rest of your envelope. One accountable installer means fewer gaps.

Replica historic windows with dark green frames on an older building

Restoring an older building means matching profiles nobody stocks anymore. We replicate the look of the original while bringing it up to modern performance.

Ornate historic windows with a custom cast eagle detail

When stock parts won't fit the design, we turn to custom multi-dimensional casting. It's careful, detailed work that most glazing crews won't quote.

Glass that does more than let light in.

Three kinds of specialty work most glazing crews won't quote. Scroll past each pane.

Ballistic glass window holding after an impact

Ballistic windows

It cracks. It doesn't give. Protection for facilities that need more than weather tight.

Fire-rated glass wall holding back flames

Fire rated systems

Door and window wall assemblies installed exactly to their rating, tied cleanly into the rest of your envelope.

Green replica windows on a historic storefront, a Weathermaster project

Historic windows

Old profiles replicated by hand, with modern performance behind them. Watch the glass clear as you scroll.

Our work

Landmarks we've glazed.

Real Weathermaster projects across Fort Worth, Dallas, and Houston. No stock photos. Select any photo to see it larger.

The Star, a restored early-1900s high-rise in downtown Houston with new windows by Weathermaster
The StarHouston · Historic high-rise windows
The W.T. Waggoner Building in downtown Fort Worth, a 1920 tower with new windows
W.T. Waggoner BuildingFort Worth · Built 1920, new windows
Bronze-finished window frames on the Star-Telegram building in Fort Worth
Star-Telegram BuildingFort Worth · Windows and castings
Red-brick Mule Alley building at the Fort Worth Stockyards
Mule AlleyFort Worth Stockyards · Historic remake
Cinemark headquarters with its new window wall behind the CNK sign
Cinemark HeadquartersTexas · New window systems
Custom paneled bronze double doors set in a carved stone entry
Custom bronze doorsDesigned, made, and installed by Weathermaster
Lucchese storefront in Mule Alley with refurbished windows
Lucchese, Mule AlleyFort Worth Stockyards · Storefront refurb
Custom aluminum awning over the entry of the MorningStar Oil and Gas building
MorningStar Oil & GasCustom-built aluminum awning
Weathermaster crew guiding a glass panel held by a vacuum lifting robot under a vaulted ceiling
Our glass robot at workHeavy panels, tight access, no extra subs
Members of the Weathermaster team in hard hats on a job site
The Weathermaster crewTrained, in-house installers
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From walkthrough to final punch.

  1. Step 1

    Walk the site together

    Joe Hiller meets you on site for a free consultation. He reviews drawings, access, and lift requirements before giving you a number.

  2. Step 2

    Spec it and source it

    We match the system to the spec, whether it's built in Texas or shipped from Italy. You'll know lead times before anything is ordered.

  3. Step 3

    Install with our equipment

    Our trained crew brings the glass robots to your site and handles tight access, high floors, and heavy panels without extra subs.

Office tower under construction with partial curtain wall Finished glass office tower at dusk with lights on Under construction

Questions we hear on every bid.

What does the free consultation include?

Joe Hiller comes to your site and walks the project with you. He'll look at the drawings, the access, the floor heights, and the panel sizes you're planning. You'll leave with a clear picture of what the job needs in equipment and sourcing. There's no charge and no obligation to hire us.

Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors?

Yes, and it's a big part of what we do. We work with construction companies, architects, designers, and owners on projects of every size. We fit into your schedule and coordinate with the other trades on site. Tell us your timeline and we'll tell you honestly whether we can hit it.

How heavy a glass panel can you install?

Our in-house glass robots can lift panels weighing many thousands of pounds. That means jumbo glass installs don't depend on renting outside equipment. Every site is different, so access and floor height matter too. We'll confirm the right setup for your panels during the consultation.

Can you install imported or custom systems?

We supply and install mainstream and custom products in wood, steel, clad, vinyl, and other materials. We regularly buy from manufacturers in America, Germany, Italy, Spain, and other countries. If your architect specified something unusual, there's a good chance we've worked with it. If we haven't, we'll tell you up front.

Do you handle ballistic and blast glazing?

Yes. Ballistic windows and bomb blast door and window mitigation are both part of our commercial lineup. We also install fire-rated door and window wall systems. Keeping these with one installer means fewer handoffs and fewer gaps in the envelope.

Which areas do you serve?

We're based in Fort Worth and work across the Fort Worth and Dallas areas. Most of our commercial projects are within the metroplex. If your site is outside that range, call Joe anyway. He'll let you know whether we can take it on.

Come on in.

The door's open. Tell us about your building and we'll walk the site with you, free of charge.

Let's talk about your building.

What kind of work is on your project?

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