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Thank you for having an interest in Glass Service of Cumberland. Please feel free to contact us with questions or discuss your project.

Visit Our Showroom:

813 LaFayette Ave, Cumberland, MD 21502

Email Us:

contact@glassservicecumberland.com

Call Us:

(301) 724-3434

Business Hours:

M-F: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Meet Our Incredible Projects

    For projects large or small, when you partner with Builderry you know you’ll get the complete solution. We work to deliver a simplified and quick erection process, with the versatility to achieve your design aesthetics.

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    Portfolio

    Completed Projects
    Construction Portfolio
    Commercial Construction Portfolio

     

    Wolfe Construction’s Commercial Construction Services offer clients in all industries the opportunity to utilize a one-stop source for all their construction needs. Our clients include:

    • Medical Offices
    • Churches and places of worship
    • Automotive Dealers
    • Banking and Financial Institutions
    • Large Scale Commercial Projects
    • Large Scale Industrial Projects
    Residential Construction Portfolio

     

    Wolfe Construction’s Residential Construction Services offer clients who seek luxury homes and renovations that will incorporate their special style and flair into their dwelling a complete source from General Contracting to Design/Build Construction.

    Many of the homes proudly built by Wolfe Construction populate some of the area’s most prestigious neighborhoods.

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    About Us

    about our company
    Glass Service of Cumberland

    In operation since 1977, Glass Service of Cumberland is proud to serve the commercial and residential glazing needs of Western Maryland, Southwestern Pennsylvania, the eastern panhandle of West Virginia and northern Virginia.

    With more than 40 years of experience, we offer the region’s most extensive and up–to–date glazing expertise. Thanks to the integrity and work ethic of the Glass Service team, our business continues to make us a commercial leader throughout the area. Whether you’re installing a single door or a million–dollar curtain wall, our sales staff and installers will make sure your project is done right!

    December 13, 2018 by admin 0 Comments

    Nina Berrymore

    Diversity of Experiences

    A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

    Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

    Expertise & Skills

    Architecture
    75%
    Construction
    83%
    Building
    78%
    design
    90%

    Education

    • 2015-Present
      Engineer, Builder Certification Training
    • 2008-2015
      Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
    • 2000-2008
      Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

    Career Management

    More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

    The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

    Contact Me

      December 13, 2018 by admin 0 Comments

      Tommas Oyshen

      Diversity of Experiences

      A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

      Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

      Expertise & Skills

      Architecture
      75%
      Construction
      83%
      Building
      78%
      design
      90%

      Education

      • 2015-Present
        Engineer, Builder Certification Training
      • 2008-2015
        Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
      • 2000-2008
        Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

      Career Management

      More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

      The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

      Contact Me

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        John Morisson

        Diversity of Experiences

        A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

        Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

        Expertise & Skills

        Architecture
        75%
        Construction
        83%
        Building
        78%
        design
        90%

        Education

        • 2015-Present
          Engineer, Builder Certification Training
        • 2008-2015
          Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
        • 2000-2008
          Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

        Career Management

        More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

        The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

        Contact Me

          December 13, 2018 by admin 0 Comments

          Tim Bodine

          Diversity of Experiences

          A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

          Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

          Expertise & Skills

          Architecture
          75%
          Construction
          83%
          Building
          78%
          design
          90%

          Education

          • 2015-Present
            Engineer, Builder Certification Training
          • 2008-2015
            Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
          • 2000-2008
            Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

          Career Management

          More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

          The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

          Contact Me

            December 13, 2018 by admin 0 Comments

            Harry Miller

            Diversity of Experiences

            A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

            Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

            Expertise & Skills

            Architecture
            75%
            Construction
            83%
            Building
            78%
            design
            90%

            Education

            • 2015-Present
              Engineer, Builder Certification Training
            • 2008-2015
              Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
            • 2000-2008
              Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

            Career Management

            More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

            The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

            Contact Me

              December 12, 2018 by admin 0 Comments

              Danny Renold

              Diversity of Experiences

              A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

              Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

              Expertise & Skills

              Architecture
              75%
              Construction
              83%
              Building
              78%
              design
              90%

              Education

              • 2015-Present
                Engineer, Builder Certification Training
              • 2008-2015
                Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
              • 2000-2008
                Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

              Career Management

              More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

              The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

              Contact Me

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