Commercial Windows in New Orleans

Big Easy Windows installs commercial windows and storefronts across New Orleans, from the CBD and Warehouse District to Magazine Street retail, Mid-City, and the St. Charles Avenue corridor. We run an in-house licensed crew, schedule the work around your business hours, and never bring subcontractors onto your site. Call (504) 384-8165 for a free quote.

Storefronts and Office Glass Across a Dense, Historic Market

New Orleans packs more commercial building types into a few square miles than almost any city its size. The CBD and Warehouse District run to mid-rise offices and converted brick buildings with deep storefront openings. Magazine Street and the St. Charles corridor are lined with retail bays and restaurants in century-old structures, while Mid-City mixes professional offices with neighborhood shops. Each one calls for a different framing approach instead of one stock unit.

If your building sits in the French Quarter, exterior storefront work falls under the Vieux Carre Commission, so the look of the glass, frames, and muntins has to match what that board expects. We help you spec a system that clears review and still seals out the weather.

Commercial-Grade Aluminum and Storefront Systems

Most of this work runs on thermally broken aluminum storefront framing, sized for the wide, tall openings retail and office tenants want. We pair that with insulated glass that meets the commercial energy code load and, for ground-floor retail and restaurants, impact-rated laminated glass that holds up to hurricane wind and flying debris. Much of the city sits at or below sea level, so we flash every opening so wind-driven rain drains out instead of pooling behind the frame.

Working Around an Operating Business in Orleans Parish

A shuttered storefront loses money every day it’s dark, so we stage installs in phases, work after hours where it makes sense, and dry-in each opening the same day we pull the old unit. One licensed crew owns the whole Orleans Parish job from measure to final walkthrough, which gives a property manager a single point of accountability.