Video summary
A Grupo GNOVIA technician works on installed glass using a controlled restoration sequence. The intervention seeks to recover optical uniformity without removing the pane.
Grupo GNOVIA Methodology
A controlled process to recover clarity and appearance
Every intervention begins with protecting the surrounding area, controlling the surface and applying a defined technical sequence to recover the glass.
Process in progress
Watch a professional restoration with the glass installed
The video shows protection of the surrounding area, technical work and clarity recovery during a real intervention.
We restore the surface with the glass installed, protect the surrounding area and verify the result under real lighting conditions.
01Diagnosis and protection.
02Controlled technical opening.
03Restoration of damage.
1. Diagnosis and protection
We identify the glass type, damage, depth, extent, proximity to edges, access, height and surrounding finishes. We then protect the work area.
2. Controlled technical opening
When the damage requires it, the surface is worked progressively to control the correction and avoid unnecessary optical alterations.
3. Restoration of damage
The intervention is adapted to the damage type: scratches, welding, grinding, iridescence, hard-water scale, acid graffiti or cement.
4. Clarity recovery
Uniformity, reflection, transparency and appearance are verified from angles relevant to the project or operation.
Responsible commitmentsWe do not work on broken, cracked or fractured glass. We restore deep damage when the glass is not broken or cracked. Depth defines the work sequence and time but does not rule out recovery.
Glass configurations and restoration at height
Grupo GNOVIA has documented experience restoring tempered, laminated, annealed and insulated glass in different thicknesses and access conditions. Each pane is evaluated according to its configuration, location, damage depth and proximity to the edges.
Work-at-height restoration
We work on façades and hard-to-reach glass using work-at-height systems, suspended platforms, scaffolding or other means supplied or coordinated according to project conditions.
Feasibility depends on safe access, permits, and appropriate construction-site conditions.
