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"A plus service, Cathi Johnson recommended a glass company since I did not want to replace the window. Cathi went above and beyond to help me since I am no expert at windows. She gave a great recommendation and excellent customer service skills. Highly recommend Metropolitan high performance windows. I know when we do need an upgrade for all of our windows I will surely be making a call to Cathie."

"Overall, I was very pleased with the service. I had six window screens repaired. I was told that there was a minimum of $150.00 requirement. I wasn’t told this in advance, the cost was approx. $22 per window, times 6=$132.00. We settled on $140.00."

"Fantastic. Everyone from start to finish was super professional and super friendly. The sales/estimate and measurement guys both did a great job explaining things to us, the windows look great and fit perfectly (already got compliments on them), and the guys installing the windows were all very respectful about keeping from making a big mess. Everyone we dealt with had great attitudes; they worked hard but were so friendly it felt like they were just friends helping out. Great service overall, much better than another place we checked out earlier, and the price was actually much more reasonable, too."

The premier siding, window, exterior coating, painting and stucco contractor for Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego since 2010.\n\n-James Hardie Elite Alliance Member \n-Andersen Certified Window Contractor\n-Award Winning Cool Life Coating Contractor\n-Award Winning Certified Anlin Vinyl Window Contractor\n\nServing homeowners, HOA's, developers and general contractors since 2010.

"I was originally planning to get a wooden door, but Tony explained how much cheaper and easier it would be just to get a pre-hung metal door. He explained it would never need maintenance (as, of course, wood does), and all I'd ever have to do is just hose it down. None of the other people I interviewed for the job thought to suggest that, and one of them gave me an estimate of $1,500! I am very happy with the door; it's heavy-duty and looks just like wood. Tony, his son, and Cody were extremely, polite, professional, and helpful. They did the work in a timely manner and told me to be sure and call them it there were any problems. I would definitely hire them again."

"Excellent work by M & M Glass. Very good prices for the replacement glass and screens. Should have done this work years ago, just didn't know who to contact. Thank you M & M Glass. Your technicians were very professional and courteous."

"Hector from Quality Glass OC was amazing in creating a solution for my unusual neo angle shower enclosure. I called numerous glass companies and none of them were able to come up with a solution. I’m so grateful to Quality Glass OC for their expertise and professionalism. The shower looks wonderful and I would highly recommend them to any of my friends and family."

"In the beginning, the company responded promptly to my initial phone call requesting a quote to replace all windows in my home. Unfortunately, I then received contradictory requests from the company. First, the receptionist told me that they could provide a quote if I would send photos and dimensions of all windows. This surprised me since I expected them to need to inspect the job before quoting. But as requested, I provided photos and dimensions that same day. Then I received an email from a company VP stating that they were excited about the job but that he had many questions and would need to inspect. I agreed since that was my initial expectation. So we scheduled an onsite inspection. (It should be noted that, during the next few weeks, I tried to contact that VP on several occasions but could never get a return call or email). After the inspection, I was told that the quote would be completed within a few days. This is where the process deteriorated. From the beginning, I asked that the quote be prepared listing each window with corresponding price and specs to ensure that all windows being quoted were consistent with my request to replace all windows. When the quote was finally provided (late), it was presented as a lump sum with no cost itemization by window and the total cost was much higher than an initial indication by the person who inspected my home. When I discussed the quote with one of the office personnel, she was unable to answer basic questions about the apparent double counting of labor cost and she promised to email a revised quote to me within 1 day. After waiting nearly 2 weeks for that revised quote, which I never received, I called the company asking to speak with the VP who had initially emailed me. But I was told that he was unavailable and that I would receive a call back, soon. That never happened. Unfortunately, the positive impression that I had from my initial contact with LA Glass eroded over the nearly month-long process which included contradictory requests, inability to honor company commitments for feedback, high cost estimate, and inability to communicate with the VP whose initial email indicated his excitement about the job."

"We are extremely happy with how our new windows and new front door turned out. After some unexpected challenges with the way our home was built, our installation crew quickly and efficiently adapted to make sure our windows and door were installed with expert care. Every time we see our new beautiful picture window we are left breathless! And our beautiful front door is the perfect upgrade for the look of our home. Thank you RBA!"

"The remarkably poor quality of work done by the contractor that the prior owner had hired to do the flip on out house had to be seen to be believed. It all started when we found our hardwood floors water damaged near our french doors after a few days of moderate rain in February. It turned out that the doors had been installed without proper water proof paper, no flashing and that the trim used was indoor rated lumber. We additionally became concerned about out windows when we noticed the molding outside warping away from the wood frame, and cracks appearing in the caulking across the tops on the inside, to the extent that we could see daylight. So much for our nice energy efficient seal, not to mention allowing bugs in. We figured that if the French doors had no flashing, it might be worth checking all the windows for waterproofing. When Felipe and his excellent team started demoing the windows they discovered a multitude of problems - *the contractors had actually used MDF (an indoor decorative wood product) as exterior molding, and in at least one case to support the weight of a window (it was a bathroom window and the MDF INSIDE the wall was soaked like a sponge.) * the windows were just set into the walls without proper sills to support the weight, with a piece of cheap pine (used throughout) tacked in front to make it appear that there was a sill - this is why the caulk was cracking, the whole units were sagging. * NO flashing, so all our windows were leaks waiting to happen. The only silver lining to the drought in CA is that we were able to repair our windows before the winter rains. In the case of the French Doors some odd flashing had been placed so that it acted like a funnel channeling rain water directly inside to the hardwood floor! * They had filled (with caulk) the engineered drain holes that are an important part of the aluminum windows. * In one case, we discovered huge gobs of caulking had been used to disguise 4 inch wide holes above a window, instead of properly filling it with the three layers of stucco needed - again it was a leak waiting to happen. Felipe and his team did a complete retrofit of 10 windows (those that had been put in by the flippers) and the french doors. The matched the stucco to the existing, used high quality cedar lumber, put in the proper flashing and paper, sanded and sealed then painted the new trim, neatened the external appearance of windows with stucco, and recaulked the interiors, over the course of 7 days. They started promptly at 8 each day, and left between 4.30 and 5pm, working efficiently. We did have to add more to the job, since the egregiously bad work was a greater surprise than expected, but luckily Felipe had allowed extra time before his next commitment, just in case of problems. We will be having Felipe back to do some tile work, and any other handyman work that we might need. My husband and I could not be happier with the work. We are so relieved to know that our windows and doors are now properly built. Bring on the El Niño!
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