Why Las Vegas Chooses Silver State Glass & Mirror
- Family-run since 1953Over 70 years on East Fremont Street in Las Vegas.
- Woman-owned & veteran-ownedOwned and operated by Eric & Tera Hooiman.
- NV licensed C-8 #0004490AUnlimited bid limit, no job too big or too small.
- 24/7 emergency serviceCommercial emergency glass & board-up across Clark County.
- Free estimates, every jobFrom a single cut-to-size mirror to multi-million-dollar commercial glazing.
- Rated 4.9 on GoogleAcross 300+ verified customer reviews.
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What Las Vegas Customers Say
★ 4.9 from 300+ Google reviews · Read them on Google★★★★★
“Eric at Silver State Glass got me just what I needed, and at a very reasonable price. Excellent product and excellent service. Highly recommend!”
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“Staff was very pleasant and Zenda was very helpful.”
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“Really helpful. Super quick, good prices.”
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“This place is great, everyone is so welcoming and has a great attitude.”
Trusted by Las Vegas’s Most Demanding Businesses
Commercial glass & glazing partner since 1953
Aviation & Government
- Harry Reid International Airport
- Clark County Dept. of Aviation
- Clark County School District
- City of Las Vegas
- Clark County Public Works
Casinos & Hospitality
- Boyd Gaming
- MGM Resorts
- Golden Nugget
- Circa Resort & Casino
National Retail & QSR
- In-N-Out Burger
- AutoZone
- Circle K
- Dutch Bros
- IHOP
Healthcare
- VA Hospital
- North Vista Hospital
A selection of commercial, hospitality, and government accounts we’ve served across the Las Vegas valley.
Our Work Across Las Vegas
Real Silver State Glass & Mirror projects, not stock photos. From casino retail storefronts and museum exhibit glazing, including the Luxor’s Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, to commercial office partitions, storefronts, and custom mirror walls in Las Vegas high-rises. Licensed since 1953 (NV C-8 #0004490A), unlimited bid limit, and 24/7 commercial emergency service across Clark County.
Museum exhibit glass, Las Vegas
Display case glazing, Las Vegas museum