They no longer are on location. However, their website shows hours. They have a sign out front to…read morecontact them via email. I did send an email inquiring about some work. They never responded with a reply.

We needed some larger mirrors resized. I called and he got me in the next business day and we had…read morethe mirrors ready before noon. The cost was very reasonable and the service fast and professional. I would highly recommend this business!

It amazes me to this day how a business owner can advertise that they are a family owned company,…read moreand show off all their trophies and plaques in their store regarding customer service, but then turn around and treat me and my family the way they did. 52 days ago I paid upfront for Designed Glass to order me a replacement double pane window for my daughters bedroom which had cracked over the winter. Due my homes distance from their company, we pre-arranged that when the glass comes in I will bring in the window frame with the cracked glass. They will then install the new glass (their guy who measured the window told me they could do this the same day as drop off). I could then pick the window up later that same day and bring it to the tinting company before bringing it home. Throughout the next 6 weeks I consistently checked in on the status of the window. I would get emails back from Sarah apologizing for the delay and that it is out of their hands this is their suppliers problem. Finally at the end of Feb I received an email stating it was finally in. On Wednesday Feb 26th I called ahead and spoke with Rachel telling her I will be on my way to drop the window frame off. When I arrived, Rachel told me she spoke to the guys in the back and they will not be able to install the pane until tomorrow or possibly in 2 days, but assured me it would be done by the weekend, and would try her best to have them get it done ASAP. Fri came and I called asking for the status of the window, Sarah told me it was not done, but she would call me if they can complete it by 2pm that day. I explained my concern, and what Rachel told me 2 days prior, but all she could do was say sorry. Fri afternoon came, and no call from Sarah. I received an email from Sarah later that day claiming my window should be done by Monday now, but unfortunately I was on shift at work Mon and could not pick up the window till Tues. Tues morning, I arrived in the morning and Sarah told me I would have to come back in 1hr due to the window was on the other side of the shop area, and no one was available to go get it. At this point I asked Sarah to have a supervisor or Owner call me regarding the promises that were made to me and my overall experience with their service. 3hrs later I called due to no one calling me back. I was told by Sarah the owner has been brought up to speed with my experience and the owner is now there, so I decided to drive back in to get my window and speak to the owner. While on the phone with Sarah, she agreed with me when I asked how does a person in my shoes not give a poor review based on what my experience has been with Designed glass? The owner, Courtney finally came out to the showroom after I arrived and asked me "is there a problem?" (acting like she knows nothing about my order). I asked her what she knows of my order, and she said "nothing". I was confused and said "Sarah told me over the phone an hour ago that you were explained my situation and were brought up to speed on what all the issues we went through. She then said, "oh yes, but I have not sat down and processed or looked into any of these delays". She then said to me "what do you want from us, your window is right here ready for you". I realized then that Courtney was not out to provide quality customer service or even try to make the customer satisfied. She showed no compassion during our conversation and never acknowledged her company or employees underdelivered their promises. This could all have been avoided if they had told us the truth. If they were not able to perform the service on the timeline that they promised, then we would not have taken our window off our daughter's bedroom in the middle of February to bring in if we knew it would have taken this long to put the glass in at their shop. The communication and customer service was an awful experience, especially once they had our product in the shop.

They installed my shower glass door and they cut The metal piece too short so it leaks. when I…read morecalled they told me in order to replace the door they installed incorrectly, I would have to pay.

Excellent work definitely a great value to your home I have use this company a handful of times and…read morehave referred them too many people you can't go wrong with using home value glass much better then using a bigger company very satisfied with the price and the finished product!

From the owner: Home Value Glass LLC, located in Apple Valley, MN, provides the Twin Cities with custom frameless…read moreglass shower doors and enclosures, also known as "heavy glass" or "euro-style". With direct from the manufacturer ordering and extremely low overhead, HVG is able to offer beautiful, quality shower glass at a value that can't be beat! HVG also does framed shower doors, mirrors and window glass replacement. Call today for a free in-home estimate!

This business wears no masks in the midst of a pandemic. I stood there as a worker spoke to me and…read moreran my card never once saying anything about not wearing a mask even though I had mine on. They brought out the mirror I order dirty with no protective covering on it, all the while still not wearing a mask. This company does not care about their customers at all.

1/17/18 UPDATE: Terry the Repair Guy came out and fixed the window at no-charge. Great Lakes Window…read morecalled and apologized, said they appreciated the comment and took care of the situation which made me feel much better. I'm increasing their review from 1 to 3. I still had to wait too long to get the window repaired but they followed up and did the right thing. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I bought a window from Great Lakes Home Renovations 7 years ago. Recently I haven't been able to close the window properly and there's a big gap so I called for service repair. After the "5-7 days it would take to get a call back" I never heard from anyone so I tried contacting them multiple times leaving many messages with both the receptionist and person I was told that was assigned to my case, Derrick. Finally, after many attempts, I reached Derrick in the office. He never apologized for not getting back to me. Mind you, I live in Minnesota and we are currently experiencing sub-below temps and I have a window that won't close and freezing cold air is pouring into my house. Derrick informed me that the window installation is only covered for the first 2 years and it will cost me $75 for them to come out and look at it. He seemed to be put out by my request to have the window fixed and asked if I still wanted them to come out. Really??? I'm the most upset about 3 things; 1. The terrible customer service 2. The poor quality of the window because even though it's been 7 years I shouldn't be having trouble shutting it. 3. My bad, because I thought the window had a lifetime guarantee. Buyer beware!

Quality and service was excellent. Remodeling in an old house is challenging and they made it look…read moreeasy. The bathroom is beautiful.