Our church featured 6 huge stained glass window units roughly 4' x 8' in dimensions, which had survived the construction and demolition of two former churches in other areas of the state before we got them in 1976. In 2015, the wear over the years was evident, and I ran across Josh Hendricks, hoping he would be able to renovate those pieces of history in a way to preserve and protect them for years to come. Josh quoted a project to remove the windows, restore as much as possible, replace framing, and install a protective outer custom storm window. We had other quotes, with some being cheaper, but there was something about Josh's personality and his passion when he came to inspect the windows. We didn't know for sure how things would turn out, but we went with him because of his connection that day with our administration. Naturally, as with many things, once he got started, the needed repairs were more extensive than imagined. Josh expertly replaced all the trim layers around the hundreds of individual stained-glass pieces, completely rebuilt the frame, and added additional pieces and bordering to accent the beauty of those works of art. Josh oversaw the installation of the storm units, making sure everything passed his specifications before releasing the glass company installers. Once his company reinstalled our windows, we were breathless. That was 9 years ago, and I was able to tell the story of the history of those windows recently, including Josh and his part of the journey they've traveled. I wish to thank him personally out here, for all the public to know. If you want a cheap company to do a cheap job with stained glass, do not use Josh. If you want somebody who obviously knows his craft, and has a gift in the attention to detail, Josh is the only choice you should make in this state. If anybody wants a real reference, from somebody with real experience, I'm not only the pastor of the church, I also own one of the largest real estate appraisal firms in Tennessee. G. Dale Floyd, Jr. ASA, IFA, MNAA WWW.FAWTN.NET read more