Three trade companies with one way of working. Each has its own website with prices, photos and answers for its trade. This page explains what each one does and how they work together.
Window and door glass
Foggy and broken window glass, sliding door glass, and repairs on Pella, Andersen and other major window brands. Most foggy windows only need new glass, not a new window.
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Decks
Deck repair, board and stair replacement, staining and sealing, and new wood or composite decks. We tell you what can be saved before we talk about replacing it.
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Glass railings
Frameless glass railings for decks, balconies and stairs, glass pool fences and interior glass railings, for homeowners and for builders.
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Behind the three names is one small team. That gives you the focus of a specialist and the convenience of a single contact.
Glass repair, decks and glass railings each need different skills, suppliers and tools. Keeping each trade in its own company keeps the focus sharp, and each website can answer the questions that matter for that trade.
Yes. A new deck with a glass railing, or a deck repair plus new patio door glass, is planned as one project. You talk to one person, and the work is scheduled so the crews do not get in each other's way.
All four names, Carolina Trades Group and the three companies, are trade names of Pure One LLC, a North Carolina company. Your quote and invoice show the company doing the work and the legal name behind it.
Yes, with the right license in place. In North Carolina, projects of $40,000 or more are contracted through our licensed general contractor partner. In South Carolina, projects over $5,000 go through our licensed partner too. We tell you up front which applies.
Yes. Calls and texts for all three companies come into one office, so you never get bounced between numbers.