You’re Choosing the Right Glass Company in Glass Inc.

No doubt about it; there are an abundance of glass repair and replacement companies to choose from in the Atlanta area. But how do you know which one is right for your specific glass repair and replacement needs? Whether an errant stone chipped your windshield, or that last hail storm damaged the windows of your home or the glass doors of your business storefront, you’ve got some decisions to make, and fast.

Below are a few guidelines to help you determine which is the right glass company for you.

• Longevity: Choose a glass company that’s been around for a while, a company that’s earned the trust of the community. Take Glass Inc, for example. We’ve been in the glass repair business since 1956 — and have the testimonials and news clips to prove it. When you choose Glass Inc for your glass repair needs, you are choosing over 60 years of experience and expertise in every facet of glass repair and replacement. We also pride ourselves in offering superior customer service. You don’t stay in business this long by being rude!
• Knowledgeable: Here at Glass Inc. we’ve pretty much seen it all when it comes to glass repair and replacement.  From automobile windshield and window repair, to residential and commercial glass replacement, to custom glass cutting, mirrors and tabletops, our team of skilled professionals are highly-trained and adept in any glass replacement/repair situation.
• Premium Materials: Like Glass Inc., a reputable glass company should use only the finest-quality materials from well-known manufacturers.
• Free Estimates: The ideal glass company should offer free estimates, just like we do here at Glass Inc. Your free estimate should comprise each phase of the repair or replacement service, including installation, labor, and cost of materials.

And don’t forget to ask:

Do they take your Insurance?

What are the payment options?

If you are having a difficult time in choosing the right glass company, you can always contact your local Home Builder’s Association and ask for recommendations.