Clear glass for homes where the details matter.
Hard water stains, scratches and cloudy shower glass restored on site, with the glass left in its frame and your home left the way you like it.
Hard water is the most common culprit.
Most Johnson County homes get WaterOne water, which averaged 135 mg/L of hardness in 2025 (2026 Water Quality Report). That's hard on the USGS scale even after softening at the plant. Sprinkler spray and shower water dry on the glass and leave minerals behind, and over time those minerals etch it.
Scratches are the other common call, usually left by window cleaning or a contractor's razor scraper. Both can be restored on site, usually in about two days, without new glass.
- 135 mg/L
- WaterOne average hardness, 2025
- Test spot
- you approve the result first
- About 2 days
- typical on-site restoration
The glass we restore most.
Bathrooms
- Cloudy frameless showers
- Glass shower doors
- Mirrors
Windows and doors
- Sprinkler-spotted windows
- Patio and French doors
- Scratched panes
Outdoors
- Glass pool fences
- Deck and stair railings
- Sunroom glass
Respectful of your home.
- Send a few photos and we'll reply with a price range.
- We visit, inspect and restore a test spot for you to approve.
- We protect floors and furnishings, restore the glass and clean up.
- An optional coating keeps it clearer longer.
After restoration.
- Aim sprinkler heads away from windows and doors.
- Squeegee shower glass after each use.
- Use soft cloths and gentle cleaners, never razor blades on dry glass.
Residential services.
Scratch removal
Light to deep scratches from cleaning, scrapers and vandalism.
Learn moreHard water & mineral deposits
Sprinkler stains, calcium buildup and cloudy shower glass.
Learn moreChemical stains
Brick wash, stucco and concrete runs on new-build glass.
Learn morePermanent stains
Long-set water spots and corrosion that cleaning won't touch.
Learn moreSurface damage
Pitting and scraper damage on tempered and annealed glass.
Learn moreProtective coating
A clear hydrophobic coating that helps glass stay clean longer.
Learn moreQuestions we get
Can you make my cloudy shower glass clear again?
Usually, yes. Cloudy shower glass is most often hard water deposits or etching, and both can be restored. We'll do a test spot first.
Do I need to be home?
For the inspection and test spot, ideally yes. For the rest, we can work out access with you.
Will restoration change how my windows look?
No. The glass stays in its frame. It just looks the way it did when it was new.
Clear glass at home again.
Serving Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Mission Hills, Prairie Village and the Kansas City metro within 60 miles.