Najafgarh sits at the south-west edge of Delhi, where the city meets the villages. The houses are mostly plotted and independent, the roads are wider than in the old colonies, and many homes are being built or extended. The work here mixes new houses being glazed for the first time with shops along Najafgarh Road.
Glazing a newly built house
Many houses here are newly built or being extended. A new house needs everything at once: windows, bathroom glass, and often a stair railing.
We measure after the plaster and flooring are finished. Glass is cut to the final size, and a floor level that changes later means a panel that no longer fits.
Measuring the whole house on one visit keeps the cost down.
We cover the edge of the city too
Najafgarh is far from central Delhi, and people sometimes ask whether that costs extra. It does not. Our rate is the same across Delhi.
What changes is planning. We group work in this part of West Delhi into the same days, so you get a firm arrival time.
If you are flexible about the day, say so. It often means we can reach you sooner.
Shopfronts on Najafgarh Road
The shops along Najafgarh Road need strong fronts and doors that open all day. A broken front cannot wait, because the shop cannot lock up.
We come first to make it safe and board the opening. Then we measure for the new glass. A made-to-size toughened panel takes three to five working days to make.
We fit it before opening, so you do not lose a trading day.
































































