Three offices. One sub. Every opening — storefront to curtainwall — delivered on schedule for GCs building across the state.
In commercial construction, the glazing contractor — often listed as the glazing subcontractor or Division 08 sub — is responsible for every glass and aluminum opening on the building. That scope includes storefront entrances, curtainwall facades, window wall systems on multifamily towers, impact-rated windows and doors, fire-rated glass assemblies, automatic entrance systems, and interior glass partitions.
The glazing contractor's work begins during the bid phase: reviewing construction documents, identifying the specified systems, pricing the scope, and flagging specification issues before contract award. After award, the glazing sub takes the drawings through shop drawing production, Florida product approval verification, submittal processing, and eventually installation and inspection.
In Florida's construction environment — with wind-borne debris requirements, Miami-Dade NOA compliance in the HVHZ, and strict product approval processes — a licensed glazing contractor is a technical partner, not just a labor vendor.
ACG's statewide coverage isn't a marketing claim — it's an operational structure. Three offices with local crews, local supply relationships, and local knowledge of the building departments and inspection processes that determine whether your glazing scope stays on schedule.
ACG's original Florida office. Serving Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee counties — from Jupiter to Fort Pierce to the Treasure Coast.
West Palm Beach glazing →Southwest Florida coverage from Collier County through Lee and Charlotte counties. Active in Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, and Sarasota markets. Completed projects include the Cudjoe Key Fire Station and Haines City Emergency Operations Center.
Naples glazing →Tampa Bay metro coverage — Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas counties. Active in Downtown Tampa, Wesley Chapel, Brandon/Riverview, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg.
Tampa glazing →GCs building in Florida need a glazing contractor who can handle the full scope without subbing out portions to specialty installers. ACG installs every commercial glazing system in-house — storefront, curtainwall, window wall, impact systems, fire-rated assemblies, automatic entrances, and interior glass.
That means one sub, one schedule, one submittal package, one point of contact. No coordination gaps between the storefront installer and the curtainwall crew. No finger-pointing when the water infiltration source isn't obvious.
ACG's operational system tracks submittals, procurement lead times, and installation sequences in real time — flagging schedule risks before they become change orders. Your super gets accurate answers, not best guesses.
FBC Section 1609 wind-borne debris requirements, Miami-Dade NOA compliance for HVHZ projects, Florida product approval procedures — ACG navigates Florida's glazing code requirements without needing hand-holding from your PM.
Shop drawings, product approvals, NOA documentation, energy compliance calculations, and PE-stamped anchor calculations for curtainwall — delivered complete to pass plan review the first time.
Send plans Monday, have a detailed scope by Wednesday — specific systems, quantities, and a complete Division 08 scope breakdown. No vague allowances, no hidden exclusions, no two-week wait for a bid that misses your schedule.
A commercial glazing contractor is the Division 08 subcontractor on a commercial construction project. Their scope includes storefront systems, curtainwall facades, window wall, impact windows and doors, fire-rated glass assemblies, automatic entrances, and interior glass partitions. Beyond installation, the glazing sub produces shop drawings, manages Florida product approvals and NOA compliance, coordinates the submittal process, and handles field inspection coordination. In Florida, where wind-borne debris requirements and HVHZ product approval add regulatory complexity, the glazing contractor is a technical partner — not just a labor crew.
Yes. ACG's three offices — West Palm Beach, Naples, and Tampa — allow us to cover the full state with local crews and local knowledge. South Florida and the Treasure Coast are served from West Palm Beach. Southwest Florida from Naples. The Tampa Bay area and Central Florida from our Tampa office. For large projects elsewhere in the state, we deploy from the closest office. We've completed 350+ commercial projects across Florida's healthcare, education, retail, mixed-use, and government sectors.
ACG installs the full commercial glazing scope: aluminum storefront (ESWindows, PGT, Euro-Wall), curtainwall (Euro-Wall, ESWindows, Euro-Wall AP), window wall for mid-rise multifamily, impact-rated windows and doors (CGI, Slimpact, ESWindows), fire-rated glass assemblies (TGP SuperLite I & II, Pyroswiss), automatic entrance systems (Dorma, Allegion), and interior glass partitions. System selection is driven by the project specification and applicable Florida Building Code requirements — not by what's most convenient or lowest-priced to stock.
Most GCs engage a glazing contractor by sending the construction document set and requesting a scope and price during the bid phase. For Florida projects, verify that your glazing sub holds an active Florida contractor's license, has demonstrable Florida product approval experience, can produce PE-stamped shop drawings for curtainwall and high-wind applications, and has a track record of on-time submittal delivery. ACG accepts plan sets by email and returns a detailed scope — specific systems, quantities, and pricing — within 48 hours of receipt. Send your plans to [email protected] or call (772) 486-7711.
Send your drawings. ACG delivers a detailed glazing scope — system recommendations, quantities, and Division 08 scope breakdown — within 48 hours. Three offices. One sub. The full Division 08 scope.
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