
Hilltop Glass & Mirror LLC
About us
Hilltop Glass has been in business since 1954 and under new management October 2011. We are a full service glass, mirror and screen shop able to fulfill all of your residential and commercial glazing and screening needs. Call for a FREE ESTIMATE.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Custom cut glass & mirror any size; glazing & replacement of thermopane/insulated glass units in existing windows & doors; mirrors and/or walls of mirrors; furniture tops; storm windows & screen repair; plexiglas & safety glass; store fronts; and shower & tub enclosures.
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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I called Hilltop Glass in January for a window that had been broken by vandals. They were very professional and understood my concerns. They came out to measure the window and had to special order one with the grids inside to match the other window.
In about two weeks they came out and replaced the window and did an excellent job. It was very cold outside and the service tech did a great job on taking out the old one and replacing the new one with minimum heat loss.
From the initial call to the final install the service provided was great. It was a little expensive for the size of the window but that was due to a special order of an odd window. We knew that going in and it was worth the cost to get it done in a timely manner.
Considering the windows were small enough to take them to Hilltop Glass myself we decided on that option. The glass was ordered and Gwen called when it came in and we decided to have it done there in the shop today. I took them to Hilltop Glass on Compton
Road in Mt. Healthy this morning, and I went back and picked them at 4:00 PM this afternoon. We chose to wait a few hous for the slicone to set up better.
The windows now look great and I would highly recommend this company to people in the same situation as we were. Had we replaced both sets of windows like one company suggested we would have been out $ 1,200.00. Instead we had new glass inserted in the two bad windows and spent $ 182.00. I was fortunate enough to be able to take the windows to the shop but even if we had the service performed at home it would not compare to the cost of buying new window units. Everyone was kind and professional to deal with, which is appreciated. Special thanks to Gwen and to the craftsman who did the work.
Licensing
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