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Armor Glass® International, Inc. was founded by Michael Fjetland, a 9/11 TV terrorism analyst and Fortune 500-trained international entrepreneur. Michael established Armor Glass® to provide state-of-the-art security technology to the public to protect their “weakest link”— windows—from breach by storms, explosions or humans and save enough energy to pay for itself.

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Armor Glass International, Inc.

4 days ago

Press Release
March 26, 2020
Because we are an essential business that provides security and our crews work in isolation, Armor Glass remains open during Coronavirus.

This week we are installing on a (closed) school. We have residences coming up. FYI.

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6 days ago

Hurricanes don't care if we have a Coronavirus outbreak.

They don't take vacations or time off...storm season approaches. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

53% of NY Coronvirus cases are people 18 to 49...!
- NY Gov. Cuomo

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1 week ago

For those of you who have never been through a hurricane, it dawned on me that Coronavirus is similar.

When Hurricanes Ike (2008) and Harvey (2017) hit Houston, our whole town shut down for about 2 MONTHS. There was no gas. Shelves in stores were empty. We had no power. Homes were wrecked. All economic activity ceased for weeks while we picked up the pieces. Florida saw this with its hurricanes. The midwest has experienced this with tornadoes and floods.

Coronavirus is yet another Act of God that will do essentially the same on a national scale - it will knock out normal business for about 2-3 months while the pieces are put back together again. But at least with this threat we will have power and internet and, hopefully, toilet paper that the hoarders did not get.

Our pain from those storms wasn't felt by the rest of the country. Now we are ALL feeling the pain of a world turned upside down.

We got through those storms with outside help and we will get through this. It is a wake up call that we need Pandemic experts and good leadership. We need better medical technology to deal with these global threats in an inter-connected world.

In the meantime, do your social distancing and do what you can to help those who may not have money to eat or a place to sleep. No one is safe until all of us are safe. ... See MoreSee Less

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Armor Glass International, Inc.

2 weeks ago

Our past week of flying through chaos...

Things are popping here at Armor Glass despite the coronavirus. In the past WEEK, we:

1) adopted an updated New logo that you can’t miss – makes it clear we sell a film that armors glass, not glass.

2) acquired a New automated software program for handling our inquiries, work orders, scheduling – it lets us create and send work orders while tracking how well sales reps are doing and what taxes we owe. It does everything but make coffee, so thankfully it won’t take that job from me! All of it automatically goes to Quickbooks. The paperwork burden was just cut 80% or more. We STARTED training on it today.

Last Tuesday I was sent an email about a large project in another city – they had already done the walk-through and perhaps they weren’t impressed with who turned up. They must have found us online because they sent us an email invitation to bid, with the bid date extended to give us only a few days to meet it (one week).

With the uncertainty about corona-virus possibly impacting our business, I did not want to pass it up. Besides, we are one of the few companies certified by the manufacturer to install security film and one of fewer still who do it 100% of the time. Not having us bid is almost negligence on their part! Lol.

So I drove for 8 hours Thursday on a beautiful day and got to the project city. Then in the night, the skies opened up as if we are under a nonstop waterfall. It continued all day Friday while I reviewed the project, trying not to get sick for obvious reasons as I had to duck in and out of buildings and get to the open parking lot without drowning.

Visual inspection of the building revealed that it has far more windows than the architect and documents say. Oops. We spent one last night under pounding rain with thunder, lighting and a non-stop assault of cold rain on the RV, with the heater going full blast. We woke up to a chilly wet 41 degrees.

So I drive back 8 hours Saturday after taking dogs for a break in the rain. They were not excited about it but did their business like good little boys, jumped back in the RV, got under their blankets and we rolled back to home base. By the time we hit Texas, the rain had gone and the air was getting warmer and more comfortable. It felt great!

Compiled project size numbers on Sunday. On Monday, double-checked the numbers and completed all paperwork -- but could not get a bid bond in time due to coronavirus slowdown; their agents were home and could not access the office system, so I had to send the quote to meet the deadline with a cashiers check for 5% as a guarantee that we can perform (that was first time in 12 years anyone even asked for a bond).

Today it is sunny in Houston and we are working online and the phone as always. Since our crew always works isolated, that isn’t a problem.

Our sales rep team is also self-isolating as recommended, but meeting with potential clients is still OK since it is less than 10 people and no one will be shaking hands. I like the idea of doing the hands folded Namaste greeting for a while. Lol.

Standby for updates. One of our delayed projects is a school, which may remain empty for a month, or more. The world has gone upside down.

But viruses won’t stop burglars and the next round of hurricane-force winds from jeopardizing peoples’ security. Don’t stay home or leave it without Armor Glass protection.

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3 weeks ago

A new client called today with a credit card number (normally handled by a sales rep so I was filling in) -- just as I entered a car wash.

I think the poor girl thought that I was in the middle of a HURRICANE as the machine gun spray of water pounded the steel inches from my head. I almost shouted "What was that number again?"

lol. Well, actually I did NOT shout, but it was tricky hearing as the artificial hurricane kept circling my van during the process. I was happy it was over just as the blower kicked in.

I didn't want to stress her out that I was about to be blown away on a job site somewhere. lol.

Crew is working a school this weekend. Then a church. Then... ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

Can you imagine seeing a video of a place you had just been – destroyed by a vicious tornado? That just happened to me.

I just saw video footage shot downtown Nashville when the tornado hit and debris were flying everywhere in a sea of steel buildings—and it appeared to be the same view of downtown from the Hutton Hotel (photo below) I stayed when I was just there a couple of weeks ago! I felt like I had just left the Titanic before its last trip.

Ironically, I was at a national meeting (ironically) of dealers of our security film – a high-tech product that protects the glass from blowing out from hurricane-force wind events. Things like tornadoes!

Once wind-borne debris breaks a window, that pressurizes the building; THAT is what blows off the roof and the walls out. Flying debris breaches office building glass, converting glass walls from a serene scene into an instant hell of a thousand shards of flying death, glass grenades hurling flying shards propelled by 100-plus mile per hour winds into everything, or anyone, inside when they fail. When we finish, that won't happen, so that is why I love doing what we do

However, it would have been even more ironic had the tornado hit the very group of nationwide dealers who are selling a product to avoid just that. So we just got lucky. It would also be ironic for us to be killed by a tornado when our product wasn't installed on our hotel room glass. I might have to start carrying some for emergencies (half-serious).

The bad thing about Tornadoes is that they give you NO TIME to prepare - unlike a hurricane that is a slow wind-up.

Tornados are like lighting up the Shuttle solid-fuel boosters. Instant full throttle that fires up in seconds and can roam for miles randomly flattening anything unlucky to be in the way. It's an instantaneous cloud of black swirling death, often hiding behind black clouds so you can't see the damn thing until it is on top of you. And all you wanted was to pick up the kids and go to dinner.

Glass is an outdated 5,000-year-old technology that needs a 21st-century upgrade to be safe from catastrophic glass failure. The Oklahoma City bombing blew out windows in over 150 buildings. The Moore Oklahoma tornado damage I saw was like a buzz saw had sheared everything in sight after all the glass collapsed.

That was a stunning video fro Nashville. I can't imagine how horrible to face what those people did in that unwanted hell.

Please do what you can to help those hit in Nashville. Imagine a tornado hitting downtown office towers of any city in the USA like that.

It sounds like some B movie plot - until it became a real horror. It could happen to any of us at any time. These killers are an annual threat to all of us, just like burglars, hurricanes, and shooters are.

I will do what I can to help those in Nashville. Right now we have schools and churches booked to get protection from shooters and violent storms. It's good to know that we leave them safer than when we found them (actually when they found us on Mother Internet). ... See MoreSee Less

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Armor Glass International, Inc.

4 weeks ago

Armor Glass® is one of the few certified companies selling and installing Security Window Films that "Armor Your Glass" from breach by:

Hurricanes
Tornadoes
Burglars
Shooters
Explosions

All glass is an accident waiting to happen and a burglar's best friend. It is the weakest link of every building, a 5,000 year-old technology that remains so fragile that a child can break it. Burglars love it - one hit and they are inside in one 2 seconds and are gone with your stuff in less than 2 minutes.

Founded by a 911 Terrorism Analyst, Armor Glass® International, Inc. brings glass into the 21st Century to armor it from catastrophic breach by Humans and Mother Natures fury at a fraction of the cost of Impact Glass, Ballistic Glass, and Shutters.

Our films (starting at 8 Mil) are tested by an independent lab to meet the following:
Miami Dade PA 201 to 203 Hurricane-force winds
ASTM Large Missile Impact (4.5 lb. Level C) (See Photo)
3a/3b and Level 2 Explosion

Shooters love glass because they can blow it out in two seconds and walk right in. Armor Glass® “armors your glass” to stop the shooter at the entrance by providing a high-tech poly-carbonate barrier to delay them at the door (no film will stop bullets). Up to its test limits, Armor Glass® stops wind-borne debris in hurricane-force winds and guys throwing bricks at your glass doors and windows. It is also explosion-rated.

Studies show that when wind-borne debris breaks a window, that pressurizes the building. That pressure is what blows the roof up and the walls out. Adding Armor Glass® Security Film to the glass "hardens" your weakest link from hurricane-force winds and guys with bricks. Avoid the breach, avoid loss of one of your biggest assets.

Armor Glass® security films will also cut solar heat up to 79% (depending on the film) and 99% of harmful UV that causes skin cancer and fading. So its is carbon negative and saves energy!

Armor Glass® 8 Mil Security film was specified by NASA for its Mission Control glass. Our clients also include retired teachers, schools, businesses, universities, homes.

Get a free quote by contacting us at Info@ArmorGlass.com
For more info, read our free book “Houses of Straw” available at our website:
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As we are doing more with schools for shooter protection and churches (as well as homes and storefronts) we take a pause to introduce our NEW Logo....!

Two version of it actually...

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1 month ago

After attending our annual meeting I decided its time to update our logo.

I am attaching some of the ones we are considering. Would love your feedback. I wanted something easy to read in a flash that also conveys what we do...

In the meantime, we are getting more jobs from schools, homes and businesses wanting to "armor their glass."

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1 month ago

We have been working on schools and residences wanting security. Check us out. I'm too busy right now to add more. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 months ago

TORNADO watches extend from Texas all the way to the Northeast.

Armor Glass security films "armor" your weakest link, the glass, from breach by hurricane-force winds. Once a window goes, so goes the house. The wind pressurizes the house and blows it apart.

Protect your biggest asset that has the weakest glass that is an accident waiting to happen.

Read more about how high winds and humans can be defeated from damaging or destroying your house, school or office by "armoring your glass" in our FREE eBook "Houses of Straw" at this link:

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