San Leandro Window Glass Company

From the North Bay to San Jose, we’re here to help you make the most of your projects. Whether you are a homeowner with a broken window, or a business customer with a glass-front multi-million dollar high-rise project, need specialist window design, or maybe you are just thinking about a new patio door, shower doors, or mirror, you have come to the right place.

Our team has been serving San Leandro for over 40 years, including over 7 years as Roxy Glass. We pride ourselves on offering affordable and competitive pricing, as well as great service from professional designers who employ technological advances to bring your project to life. We’re not just a glass company- we’re your one-stop source for windows, glass fitting, and fantastic service. Our commitment to the customer is as clear as our glass – if you can imagine it, we can deliver it.

Our state of the art techniques can be applied to all your glazing needs, from an individual shower door, to a curtain wall in a commercial high rise. We strive to not only meet your expectations, but to exceed them.

San Leandro, CA is known for having a very mild climate year round. The first visit by Europeans was in the year 1772, and consisted of a Spanish soldier and a Catholic priest. The earliest settlements in the area were two large rancheros, bringing in livestock and eventually agriculture. Among the earliest settlers was a large Portuguese population, as well as laborers from Hawaii. These two groups established farms and businesses in the area, and accounted for nearly 2/3rds of the earliest population.

San Leandro was one of many cities in California that had restrictive covenants barring property owners from selling to African Americans and other minorities. As a result of this covenant, by 1960 the city was almost 100% white, while the neighboring city of Oakland had a large African American population. A subsequent Supreme Court ruling found the covenants to be unenforceable by the State of California, and by the 1980’s the population began to diversify. By the 2010 census, Asian Americans were now the plurality, and whites were in the minority.