About

Save the glass

Replacement is expensive, slow and wasteful. We built G.R.I. around a simpler answer: restore the surface that is already there.

The company

Glass Restoration International specializes in one thing: removing scratches, hard water etching, scuffs and construction damage from glass and acrylic surfaces. We work on site, mechanically, and without chemicals — which means we can restore a curtain wall in an occupied office tower or an acrylic viewing panel on a live habitat without closing anything down.

Most of the damage we're called for is treated as permanent by everyone else on the project. Scraper marks after a build-out. Sprinkler etching along a ground-floor elevation. Vandalism on a storefront. In the majority of those cases the glass does not need to be replaced. It needs to be refinished by someone who does it every day.

Restoration typically costs about half of replacement, and it skips the reorder, the lead time, the crane and the permits entirely. When it isn't the right answer, we say so — a straight assessment is worth more to you than a sold job.

Leadership

Justin Wiley, President, leads every engagement personally, from the first assessment through the final panel walk. Based in Spring, Texas, and mobilizing to projects nationwide.

Justin Wiley, President of Glass Restoration International
Justin WileyPresident

What sets us apart

How we operate

Specialized Expertise

Glass and acrylic restoration is not a sideline for us. It is the entire company.

Fast Turnaround

We mobilize quickly and work around your operating hours to keep the site running.

Eco-Friendly Process

Zero chemicals. Restoration is mechanical, so nothing harsh enters your building or habitat.

Unbeatable Value

Restoration typically costs about half of replacement, with no crane, permit or lead time.

Customized Solutions

Every surface is assessed on its own terms — there is no single process for all damage.

Documented Results

Before-and-after documentation on every panel so the work speaks for itself.