We recently hired Lyon Glass Block to replace three windows in our basement (to switch over to…read moreglass blocks). The entire process was wonderful with the Lyon crew- easy scheduling, communication, beautiful work on the windows, on schedule and thorough in cleaning up after their work. We couldn't be happier with the results. Highly recommend!

Had Nick and David come out to our house and install (6) Decora glass block basement windows. They…read moreabsolutely did a beautiful job and were very respectful regarding clean up inside and outside our home. Great people and a great company.

I have a rental that had 4 broken windows that needed to be replaced. Reached out to Gilpin Glass…read morefor an estimate and they were able to get a guy out fairly quickly to make an assessment. Price was fair and the guys that came out to install the new windows did an amazing job. I would highly recommend these guys if you have any windows in the house that needs replacing.

By far the most professional and competitive glass service team in Indy! From start to finish they…read moremade my repair a breeze. Shoutout to Tracy for making scheduling very easy & thanks Nick for the awesome work! Had a cracked pane on my old insulated casement window, called Gilpin first since they're a local family owned shop & pretty close to my house. They quoted me an estimate I thought was too good to be true, $250 all in. Scheduled an estimate/measurement for a few days later, ordered my glass and a week later their tech Nick knocked out the job in an hour flat. Nick was swift but delicate throughout the process & his caulking was very clean. His removal and install were impressive, never forced anything & clearly mechanically inclined. Final all in price was $251.32! I called 2 competitors for estimates and they were 1) not as friendly and 2) 30-50% more expensive. Call Gilpin if you need your glass serviced & remember to tip your technicians!

Rance and his company, Windowman, are simply the best at what they do -- and I say that having…read morelived long enough to know the difference. A few weeks ago, my wife and I purchased a new home with a walkout basement bedroom and an egress window. My wife claimed the room as her own, but shortly after we moved in, she discovered a wet spot in the carpeting near the window. I didn't know where to turn, so I consulted ChatGPT, which pointed me to Windowman. It turned out to be the best recommendation I could have received. I soon learned that Rance is widely regarded as the foremost expert in egress windows in the entire state. I called the company, and Rance reached out promptly and arranged to come by the next day. I braced myself for the worst -- a high-pressure sales pitch and a bill somewhere between $5,000 and $10,000. But Rance was unlike any contractor I've dealt with. He assessed the problem, and almost immediately told me I didn't need a new window at all -- he could repair the existing one. I was relieved. When I asked when he could do the work, he said he'd return at the end of his day to handle it himself. When I asked about cost, he told me not to worry, and we eventually settled on a price that was almost embarrassingly reasonable. True to his word, Rance returned late on a Friday afternoon and completed the repair in just a few hours. But he didn't stop there. Rather than simply fixing the problem, he had cleaned up the entire area and replaced all the surrounding metal trim, leaving the window looking and functioning like new. When I pointed out that this was far more than we'd agreed to, he said simply that he wanted the window to be as good as new -- so that's what he made it. That kind of pride in one's work is rare, and it's rarer still in the home contracting industry. What happened next is something I have never done in my 79 years: I paid him more than he asked. I couldn't, in good conscience, accept the quality of work I received for what he intended to charge me. Rance and Windowman have my highest and most enthusiastic recommendation. If you have an egress window issue -- or any window issue -- stop searching. You've already found the right person.

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I had 2 pieces of coffee table glass replaced. Wonderful job. Looks like new same color Good price…read more Next day service. Two thumbs up.

I'm always pleased with the quality of work from Cook's. They have completed several projects for…read moreme, never disappointed. I recently had a piece of glass cut down for a frame. As always, it was perfect. Typically, they can turn around a project in about a week. I found them when I lived on the Westside (Avon), but now that I live in Greenwood, I still make the drive. They also have a cat in the office. What's not to love about that? Show small businesses some love. Give them a try!

I had an issue with aftermarket auto glass for my classic car. Paul was able to make new glass that…read morefit at a reasonable price. Highly recommended!

Seller advertised a white storm door with a full glass panel. It was a white, Larsen door. White in…read morethe ad., with full clear glass panel. This one matched the one replaced after storm. When we went to get it, I went to the address given and was directed to a unmounted grey door and told that is it. Since I didn't know if my wife approved PAULs changing the gray door for white door so I picked it up. Apparently, Paul had sold the other door and sold us a grey one we didn't need, and couldn't use and did not want. The mistake was readily apparent when we got home. We notified Paul immediately but he has chosen to ignore us for a paltry 60 dollars. The issue isn't the money, the issue is if this business man would improperly take 60.00 by false pretense, either he is not a good business man or he effectuates profit by deceit. Paul, can't you be a decent person, be a honest guy and correct your errors. Q: Why would someone trust you on a multi thousand dollar order if you can't be trusted in a small transaction, what would you do for more money? I WOULD NOT HIRE YOU AFTER THIS FRAUD!

Josh was a great salesperson helping me to skip so many options and presenting what he thought met…read morethe criteria I wanted. We were happy to see his recommendations and made the choice quickly and easily. The zebra blinds are something new and are great fabric addition. The motorized rollers are great, and work well and make life a lot easier for our bay window. Dale his installer was here and did an outstanding job removing the old and replacing the new. We had seven windows which he got done in less than 2 hours. I was very impressed with the organized way he did things and his pleasant banter throughout. Thanks Dale great to have someone so efficient. It was a very painless and well executed sell and install. Would recommend this company to anyone, any time. The Window Valet is the way to go people.

I believe this company has lost its luster…read more They were "five star" when I had 25 window blinds and four electric blinds installed eight years ago in my new house. The product was good and the installation was flawless. But now eight years later they seem to put the customer last. This evaluation stems from a recent encounter when I requested help from the company after a battery for one of my electric blinds wouldn't accept a charge. Their immediate recommendation was to replace the motors for all four electric blinds at a cost around $1,000. Needless to say, I was stunned by their recommendation. I was pretty sure it was either a bad battery or a bad charger. They offered to send a technician out to assess my problem as long as I agreed to pay a $150 trip charge. Well that offer just sucked all the joy out of me. Instead, I asked if I could speak with a technician so I could describe what I discovered after conducting some basic testing. They said they would have someone call me, but nobody did. Further testing supported my belief that the charger was bad. I found an exact replacement online for the device I had, but the manufacturer had discontinued it. That told me everything I needed to know. I found another charger on Amazon for $15 and it was delivered the next day. Thank you Amazon. The new charger worked. Problem solved. I have to say I was extremely happy that $15 for a new charger saved me from spending $1000 to replace four window blind motors.......plus a $150 trip charge (eye roll here) .... :). Bottom line: they might still do good installations, but their follow-up support needs some work.

Ok i worked with T Scott Glass on a minor repair project he was able to diagnose my issues and…read moreorder the right parts but I had to get the item done very fast and so he got me the parts directly to the house so my Windows get repaired for the buyer. He has over 20 years of experience and will assist in any of your window repair needs both glass and internal mechanisms.

Terry came out and measured my broken door glass. Ordered the double pane glass. Called when it was…read morein and came back out and installed the glass with zero issues and no hassles. Friendly, courteous and professional. I would highly recommend T Scott Glass.

So easy to schedule. Work is fabulous and price was great! We just had them put in a new screen and…read moreit was a great process

I called them to repair the glass in our patio door…read more They provided an estimate. There was a mixup on availability of the replacement glass. They worked hard to get the replacement within the time frame promised. They arrived and not only replaced the glass in the patio door, they also repaired a couple of items I had concerns with regarding the door setup. They fixed the door for about 1/5th of what I was quoted for a new door. Great company to do business with.