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Why Most Glass, Window, and Door Companies Get AI Wrong

Most glass, window, and door companies think artificial intelligence, or AI, means million-dollar projects. That belief keeps them stuck doing nothing. The smart move is to start small with AI and visibility systems that deliver immediate ROI: content creation, research automation, voice agents for after-hours calls, and follow-up systems.

By Stefanie Couch | October 31, 2025

Facing the Fear

Switching to new software can feel daunting, but fear signals that you care about making the right choice. Customizable solutions, paired with a supportive partner and phased implementation, help businesses preserve their unique workflows while gaining efficiency, transparency, and scalability—turning short-term challenges into long-term success.

By Chris Kammer | October 28, 2025

Secure Glass. Secure Home.

How glass can prevent residential break and enters.

By Vince Croker | October 14, 2025

Blending the Indoors and Outdoors

A modern home in the Blue Ridge Valley of Virginia.

October 07, 2025

Continuing Education

GlassBuild America offers a plethora of education opportunities.

Enhance End-user Security with High-performance Screens

As consumer interest in home security products rises, window and door OEMs can capitalize with the right screens technology.

Building in Uncertainty

FGIA's new market forecast shows how shifting policies and economic pressures are shaping the future of windows, doors and skylights.

Grand Views

Windows, doors and design are evident even in the great outdoors.

By Laurie Cowin | July 30, 2025

Framing Nature in the Wilderness

Notch House in New Hampshire features products from Marvin’s Modern Collection to maximize natural views.

Builders’ Show Highlights Window and Door Trends

One trend was the movement away from bi-fold and lift-and-slide doors, and toward more sliding doors and moving walls with extremely large glass lites.

By Stephen Aki | July 25, 2025