Credentials and verification
Every credential Roxy Glass claims on this page links to the public record that proves it, starting with California contractor license 1001561. You should be able to check any contractor this way before booking work. If a company will not let you verify its license or its bond, that tells you something.
Verified credentials
Each item below has been checked against the issuing organization. The verification link takes you directly to the public record.
Classification C-17, Glazing. Issued 26 February 2015 and in clear status with the Contractors State License Board.
Check license 1001561 on the CSLB websiteA contractor surety bond is recorded against license 1001561 with The North River Insurance Company.
See the bond record on the CSLB license detailA workers compensation policy is recorded against license 1001561 with Technology Insurance Company, Inc.
See the workers compensation record on the CSLB license detailRoxy Glass, Inc. has been accredited by the Better Business Bureau since 26 May 2016 and currently holds an A plus rating.
Open the BBB profile for Roxy Glass, Inc.Every item above was checked against the issuing organization on 24 August 2026. Each one links to the public record so you can repeat the check yourself.
How to check any glass contractor
This is not just about us. These checks apply to any contractor you are considering. Every item is free to check online.
Every glass contractor in California should hold a C-17 Glazing classification. Search the license number on the CSLB website. Check that the license is active and in clear status, not suspended or revoked.
A contractor bond should be recorded against the license. This protects you if the contractor does not complete the work. The CSLB license detail page shows the bond status and the bonding company.
If the contractor has employees, workers compensation coverage should be recorded on the CSLB license. This protects you from liability if a worker is injured on your property. A contractor with no workers comp who is not a sole owner is a risk.
The Better Business Bureau profile shows complaint history, response patterns, time in business and the rating. It is not the only source, but it is a useful check for red flags. Search the company name on bbb.org.
Check Google, Yelp and any industry platforms. Look for patterns rather than individual reviews. A company with consistent feedback about the same strengths or issues over time is more telling than any single review.
| Legal name | Roxy Glass, Inc. |
|---|---|
| Trade name | Roxy Glass |
| Contractor license | CSLB 1001561, C-17 Glazing |
| Incorporated | 24 February 2014 |
| License issued | 26 February 2015 |
| BBB accredited since | 26 May 2016 |
| Address | 7401 Morton Avenue, Suite A, Newark, CA 94560 |
| Service area | San Francisco Bay Area |
| Owner | Hamid Baranriz |
Questions
Go to the California Contractors State License Board website and search for license number 1001561. The record shows the license classification, issue date, status, bond and workers compensation details. We link directly to the record from this page.
C-17 is the glazing specialty classification under the California Contractors State License Board. It authorizes the holder to install glass, mirrors, shower enclosures, glass railings, storefronts and related glazing work. It is the correct license for the work Roxy Glass performs.
A contractor bond protects the customer. If the contractor fails to complete the work or does not meet their obligations, the bond provides a source of compensation. The Contractors State License Board requires every active license to have a bond on file.
The Better Business Bureau assigns ratings from A plus to F based on factors including complaint history, time in business, type of business, transparency and licensing. Roxy Glass, Inc. currently holds an A plus rating. You can check the full profile on the BBB website.
Every credential shown on this page has a verification date and a re-verification deadline. If a credential is not re-checked before its deadline, it is automatically removed from the page until it is verified again. This means everything you see here has been checked within its current verification window.
Project photos
These photos come from Roxy Glass jobs. Every job runs through the same three stages: someone looks at the actual opening, the glass is cut to it at our Newark shop, and it is fitted and checked before we leave.
Black framed storefront windows on a newly built retail building. The ground floor glazing wraps around the corner of the building.
A large storefront pane was boarded with plywood while the replacement was made. The after photo shows the finished window with clear glass from edge to edge.
A white vinyl sliding patio door installed in a stucco wall. Patio door glass is tempered by code, so each panel is made to size.
A full height mirror wall in an open studio. Large mirror walls are set as a run of panels, so the joints line up and the reflection stays true.
One pane in this window was shattered. The after photo shows the new glass in place and a clear view of the garden again.
Tall dark framed windows on a waterfront building, looking out over the water past a cable railing.
Next step
Every credential on this page is checkable. Call us, tell us what you need and let us earn the trust the same way we keep it, by doing the work properly.
Estimates are free. Tell us what broke, send a photo if you have one, and we will tell you whether it is a glass only repair or a full replacement before any work is booked.
Leave a message or use the estimate form and we will reply when we open.
