Commercial Glazing Services in Long Beach, CA
Expert commercial glass, aluminum framing, and glazing services
Long Beach is a coastal port city with a high-rise downtown and a deep public-sector footprint. The office towers and hotels along Ocean Boulevard and the waterfront, the retail and mixed-use around Pine Avenue and The Pike, the civic and institutional work tied to the Port, the Convention Center, and Long Beach City College, and the multi-family rising across the city core all run on glazing built for a marine environment. Ramos Industries has served Long Beach as a CA C-17 licensed glazing subcontractor (#1034872) since 1987. We handle aluminum storefront, curtain wall, window wall, and tenant improvements, plus glass replacement and after-hours emergency board-up, and we detail for the conditions right on the water: salt-air and marine-layer corrosion protection on framing finishes and fasteners, Title 24 U-factor and SHGC compliance, and solar-control Low-E for waterfront sun and glare. With W-2 installers, written submittal packages, and warranty-backed work, Long Beach general contractors, property managers, and public-sector owners get a subcontractor that coordinates on complex downtown and waterfront sites, builds to the drawings, and passes inspection the first time.
Commercial Services in Long Beach
Storefront Glass
Professional storefront glass for commercial properties in Long Beach.
Learn more →Curtain Wall Systems
Professional curtain wall systems for commercial properties in Long Beach.
Learn more →Tenant Improvements
Professional tenant improvements for commercial properties in Long Beach.
Learn more →Industries We Serve in Long Beach
Why Choose Ramos Industries
California & Arizona Service
Licensed glazing contractor serving commercial clients throughout California and Arizona. We maintain deep familiarity with Los Angeles County building codes and work closely with local inspectors.
- 35+ years in business
- Licensed & insured
- CA & AZ coverage
Contact Us
24/7 emergency glass replacement and board-up
During office hours (Mon - Fri, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM)
(323) 262-5586After hours (4:30 PM - 8:30 AM) and weekends
(213) 247-2597Frequently Asked Questions: Long Beach
Recent Commercial Work in Los Angeles County
A sample of completed glazing projects we've delivered across Los Angeles County.

Osborne Head & Neck Institute
Ramos Industries partnered directly with celebrity Dr. Ryan Osborne for the Osborne Head & Neck Institute project. This engagement involved comprehensive exterior and some interior glazing work, enhancing the facility with modern glass and framing systems. The project focused on delivering a professional and functional aesthetic for the institute.

19326 Ventura Blvd
Ramos Industries completed a significant exterior renovation project at 19326 Ventura Blvd, addressing critical structural and water intrusion issues. The existing curtain wall system was improperly installed, necessitating a complete replacement to ensure long-term building integrity. This project commenced in May and was successfully completed by early August.

Target LA Sunset Store
Ramos Industries completed a critical glass replacement project at the Target LA Sunset Store. The scope involved replacing two glass canopy panels at the exterior entrance. This service was provided for Target, ensuring the continued safety and aesthetic integrity of the property.
Nearby Service Areas
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From Our Blog

Emergency Commercial Board-Up and Glass Replacement
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Curtain Wall Recaulk and Reseal: When and Why
When to recaulk and reseal a commercial curtain wall, how to tell weathering from system failure, and the AAMA 501.2 water test that proves the fix worked.

Glazing Scope Gaps That Blow Up Commercial Schedules
The glazing scope gaps that quietly wreck commercial schedules, perimeter sealant, blocking, embeds, lead times, and how GCs close them before bid award.