Glass Masters
The Glass Masters shop at 118 Lewis Street, Ketchum

Wood River Valley

Our Glass Shop in Ketchum, Idaho

Our shop has been on Lewis Street since 1990. Bring screens straight in, or have us come out and measure. Open Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.

The shop is here

Glass Masters has been on Lewis Street in Ketchum since 1990. Not a branch, not a franchise, not a truck that comes over from somewhere else. The shop where the glass gets cut is at 118 Lewis Street, and it has been for 36 years.

That matters more for glass than for most trades. Glass is heavy, fragile and cut to order, so who fabricates it and how far it has to travel to reach you are real questions. Being in town means a Ketchum job is a short trip with a piece of glass that has not been across a state line.

Coming to us

Screens can come straight to the shop

Small screen work does not need anyone to drive out. If a screen is torn or the frame is bent, bring it to 118 Lewis Street and we will rescreen it or build a new frame. It is one of the quickest and cheapest things we do.

Bring the broken piece if you have it

If a pane, a mirror or a shelf has already come out, bringing the piece means we can take the size off the glass itself rather than working from a measurement of the opening. Bring the hardware too, since hinges, clips and handles can often be reused.

The showroom is a separate address

The shop is on Lewis Street. The showroom is in the Scott Building at 110 Lindsay Circle, south entrance. Both are open Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. If you are choosing hardware finishes or comparing glass, the showroom is the one you want, and it is worth calling first so someone is free to walk you through it.

Larger work still gets measured at your place

Anything fitted to an opening, a shower enclosure, a window unit, a mirror going on a wall, we measure ourselves before ordering. Glass is made to size and cannot be trimmed once tempered, so the measurement has to be ours.

What being the local shop actually changes

Ketchum sits right around 6,000 feet, and the glass problems here are the ones altitude and hard winters cause. Insulated units lose their seals and fog up. Cracks that appear in autumn spread over a winter of freezing and thawing. Mountain sun fades floors and furniture through untreated glass, and Low-E coatings are the answer to that rather than curtains.

None of that is unusual for us because it is all we have worked on for three and a half decades, in this valley, at this elevation. We are not guessing at what a Ketchum winter does to a window.

What we do

The same work we do anywhere else in the valley.

Where we work

The whole Wood River Valley

Our shop is on Lewis Street in Ketchum. We cover the valley from the top to the bottom.

Start your project

Repair or replacement? Get a ballpark price in about a minute. Bigger custom project? Request a quote and we'll take it from measurement to final polish.