Licensed window replacement contractors in Tacoma, WA

10 window replacement contractors based in Tacoma, WA hold an active contractor license with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. Checked against Washington L&I records on .

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10 window replacement contractors based in Tacoma

Sorted A to Z. The license record gives each business's address, not the area it serves, so these are businesses based in Tacoma. Verify license opens the live record on the Washington L&I website.

window replacement contractors based in Tacoma, WA, with license details
BusinessCategoryLicense classLicense no.StatusEffectiveExpiresZIPOfficial record
Chinook Glass LLCWindow and glass contractorGlazing/GlassCHINOGL740LEActiveJun 18, 2026Jun 18, 202898443Verify license
City Glass & Upholstery INCWindow and glass contractorGlazing/GlassCITYGUI113C3ActiveFeb 23, 1989May 21, 202798402Verify license
Clearly Windows LLCWindow and glass contractorGeneralCLEARWL839NZActiveAug 9, 2017Jan 29, 202898422Verify license
J's Window TintingWindow and glass contractorGlazing/GlassJSWINWT830OLActiveSep 13, 2017Sep 26, 202798444Verify license
Lead Measure LLCWindow and glass contractorGlazing/GlassLEADMML851KQActiveMay 18, 2015Oct 27, 202798407Verify license
On The Spot Window/RF CLNG LLCWindow and glass contractorGeneralSPOTWSW747MOActiveJul 20, 2026Jul 20, 202898404Verify license
Pacific Window & DoorWindow and glass contractorGeneralPACIFWD743D6ActiveMar 26, 2026Mar 26, 202898409Verify license
Rite WindowsWindow and glass contractorGlazing/GlassRITEWW*855KKActiveMay 12, 2015Dec 6, 202798444Verify license
Window Fashions NorthwestWindow and glass contractorWindow CoveringsWINDOFN805B2ActiveJan 22, 2020Jan 22, 202898422Verify license
Window&Gutter CLNG Ninjas LLCWindow and glass contractorGeneralWINDOCN750K8ActiveMay 28, 2025May 28, 202798402Verify license

Before you hire

  1. Open each contractor's official record with the Verify license link and make sure the business name and license number match the name on your quote.
  2. Check that the license is active and doesn't expire before your project will be finished.
  3. Check the license class. A specialty registration can be limited to one kind of work, so make sure it fits your job.
  4. Get written quotes from more than one contractor for the same scope of work, materials and schedule.
  5. Ask for proof of insurance and bonding, and ask who pulls the permits for the job.
  6. Get a written contract that spells out the work, materials, price, payment schedule, start and finish dates, and warranty.
  7. Pay as work is completed rather than all up front, and keep copies of the contract, receipts and any change orders.

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