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"installed glass shower door bought from Third party vendor."

"Bruno did my remodel shower glass, a giant 80" x 76" piece with a small 7" corner that i just absolutely love. While he was here I also had him fix a glass door to my dexk that we busted while de stumping trees. Bruno work and affordability are unmatched."

"Fantastic! Mario was pleasant, professional, and timely. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone needing shower door installation."

"It took him just a day to reach out to me after I purchased the deal. He only does shower doors and I needed a tub enclosure so I got a refund from Angie’s List."

"It went okay. They weren't the easiest to get a hold of. Also, they were missing parts so it took them longer to put the shower walls together."

"Great.  Harmon Glass came to my place of employment and replaced my cracked windshield on the date and time they said they would.  I have had no problems with the newly replaced windshield.
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"I bought an Angie's list big deal for window cleaning.  Really nice guy!  Very accommodating --I changed the appointment twice and he was fine with that.  He was very professional and did an excellent job.  I have hired him to do more windows next week.
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"This was a big job, but we couldn't be happier with how it turned out. We had honey oak trim everywhere in our house and Brennan's team painted all of the trim, doors, vanities, etc. to a pretty white. Once the oak was gone, they painted most of the walls in the house. It turned out beautiful!"

"Pricing seemed pretty average. I would use them again. There were 2 people and it was about 8 work hours, 8 or 9."

"-First off, I need to state that Scott Butler, our contact, was/is fantastic. Last week, nearly a year after installation, I noticed an issue with how the shower handle had been installed. I was going to fix it myself, but had to order a part. My wife suggested I call Scott, and he came out TWO HOURS LATER! Scott is a shining star, and we wish him the very best in his career.
Here's our story: We bought an Angie's list deal for, I think $5,000 worth of bathroom remodel. Our bathroom layout and situation was not terribly common, so Scott met with us and tried to accommodate us for some of our bathroom's nuances. This is also where we were probably terribly difficult - it took us months to get our materials together, and through it all, Scott was very patient with us.
We initially had a bit of confusion with the price increase, but, again, like a champ, Scott sorted it out. He also realized that e-mail communication was not our best method to discuss all the details, so he made a house visit to explain everything and put us at ease. We sincerely appreciated that.
Then the work started, and so did the issues. They started small, with workers not laying down plastic, tracking in dirt/mud/water, leaving our gate open so our dog could (and did) escape. They became bigger, like our sink - which was to be reinstalled in the bathroom - being destroyed, and the wrong shower head having been ordered. Of course, as anyone who has had such work done knows, this took far longer than expected, but it seemed like many of the issues were easily avoidable. And, again, through all of it, Scott was patient, courteous and fair.
Our frustration climaxed when we were told that the plumbing had been installed incorrectly, and then tiled over, and that instead of removing the tile, GCM wanted to cut a hole in our bedroom wall to access and fix it. We were not happy at all, but it was the most logical thing to do. Scott did a fantastic job of patching the hole, but it's still incredibly noticeable. Luckily we're not married to the wall colors. On the subject of painting, I could have done as good a job, if not better. there are dried drips around the baseboards and smudges on the cabinet doors. It took far longer to paint than expected, and looks like it took about half the time.
In the end, we're should-shruggingly satisfied with the bathroom. My wife and I both felt that Scott did the absolute best he could and was, frankly, saddled with some slipshod workers. If this is the case, I hope GCM looks at who they're employing, and do what they can to foster Scott's incredible work ethic and drive. They've got a real diamond in the rough on their hands. 
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