I called GCS glass for an estimate for a glass shower installation on our remodeled bathroom…read more Unlike other glass companies they did not charge to give us the estimate. The pricing was comparable to the other glass companies. Laz gave us an estimate and set up the installation that very week. I don't know if it was the timing of our estimate because there is usually a wait period for 2 weeks. Laz was very professional and personable. We were impressed with his knowledge and attention to detail.

I am really sorry that I can only give this company TWO STARS.. I recently had my master bath…read moreremodeled, converting a six foot sunken tub into a large and luxurious walk in shower. Brandon was quick to respond and gave me a pretty good "guestimate" based on my measurements and specifications which was quite helpful in my comparison and selection of the company to provide my glass shower doors. When the tech came to make exact measurements for the custom sliding doors I explained that I needed the largest opening possible due to my mobility limitations and dependance on a walker. While I currently don't need to use the walker inside the shower I'm aware that could change in the future and I wanted to be prepared for that possibility. He said he understood completely and we planned for a 26 inch stationary panel on the left inside with about a 46 inch sliding panel on the outside which would allow the large opening that I needed. Although the tech said it was usual to place the slider on the inside to prevent leaks, he "thought" it would be okay to place it on the outside as well. I liked the idea of having the larger panel and handle on the outside panel and thought it might make it easier to slide so that was the plan agreed upon. The glass was ordered and installation was estimated at about three weeks off. After a great deal of consideration I was concerned about the possibility of leakage with the slider on the outside so I called Brandon and after some discussion I asked that the placement be reversed with the slider on the inside and the smaller stationary panel on the outside as was more customary. He agreed that it would be no problem to make the change and would probably be a more reliable installation. The big day came and two techs arrived and worked diligently for some time. With the limitation of space involved, I stayed out of their way until they were finished with the job. That was a big mistake! And when I did go to see the shower doors I admired the color of the hardware and how well it matched the Champagne Bronze Delta fixtures, and how nice the clear glass looked in front of my newly built shower. They explained about the optional coating that I had chosen and the importance of using a squeegee after showering, which I had already purchased, and they left. It was a while before I had time to go back and really look at my new shower doors - they looked beautiful and were installed perfectly - EXCEPT - the larger panel was installed on the outside and was STATIONARY! The much smaller panel was installed inside and was the SLIDER! This leaves an opening of 23 inches - even less than the width of the panel due to the placement of the handle - and far from the oversized opening that I had ordered! It's a real falling hazard when I'm going in or out of that extremely small opening. And any possibility that a walker could ever fit through it is totally nonexisten! A less disastrous, but still troublesome situation is that when using the "U" handle on the slider to open the door as one normally would do, fingers get crushed between the handle and the stationary panel and extreme caution is necessary. Something I was unaware of but would not have been a problem if I had stayed with the original plan. And if I had done that, would the door have leaked? I'll never know, but I sure wish I had or at least stood watch while the glass was being installed! When I discovered the error I called and spoke with Stefan who said there was nothing that could be done - basically it was what it was, the company could and/or would do nothing. I had already paid 50% of the cost up front and I just didn't feel up to a battle - especially in court! I am 86+ years old, partially disabled and I can no longer drive. Faced with no apparent alternative, I paid the remaining 50% of the cost. That was probably another big mistake! The glass doors and hardware look wonderful and the mechanics of the installation are excellent and under other circumstances I could recommend GCS Glass and Mirror without reservation, but each time I struggle through that 23 inch opening awkwardly and fearful of falling, I think I'm being very generous with TWO STARS! What do you think?

Great job. Very happy with our extended patio. We love the fireplace. They took the time for…read moreeverything and finished with a beautiful job. We truly recommend! JP Exteriors, Inc. thank you to Noah Wagner.

I am updating the review to respond to the business's calculated misrepresentation of the facts and…read morean attempt to minimize severe, documented building code violations. For prospective customers reading this, here is the verified context: Fraudulently advertising yourselves as a "James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor" to secure the job, only to systemically violate the manufacturer's strict installation guidelines, is not a "punch-list" oversight--it is deceptive marketing and a material breach of contract. Puncturing an internal PVC plumbing pipe, illegally wrapping it in black duct tape, and immediately hiding it behind the new siding is not a 'punch-list' item - it is active fraudulent concealment. The 'Fraudulent' Financing: We authorized the payment because they claimed to follow actively concealed the duct-taped plumbing. Inducing a customer to authorize a loan by hiding severe damage is the legal definition of fraudulent concealment. Contradictory Public Statements & The BBB Complaint: JP Exteriors is using public platforms to feign cooperation. On our active BBB complaint, they claim they are waiting for our independent inspection report before taking action. However, their own written record proves they inspected the property themselves on June 11th and issued a superficial patching offer on June 22nd. The very next day, they explicitly stated in writing they were not willing to expand their scope to a full replacement, formally refusing to cure the hidden defects before our third-party inspection was even conducted on June 24th. The 42-page independent inspection report, which we received on June 29, definitively confirms that the widespread, concealed code violations and structural deficiencies cannot be resolved through superficial patching. The report details systemic failures, including improperly installed weather-resistant barriers, missing flashings, overdriven fasteners, damaged boards, unsealed wall penetrations, and an internal PVC plumbing pipe that was punctured by a fastener and actively concealed with black duct tape. The Manufacturer's Involvement: James Hardie is indeed involved, to the extent that the manufacturer offered to provide free replacement materials to JP Exteriors so they could execute a proper rework. JP Exteriors leadership actively refused this offer. We stand entirely by our documented evidence, our 42-page forensic inspection report, and our active fraud dispute with the Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. The video proof of punctured plumbing remain on this review.

STAY AWAY. I hired Pradigm Glass to replace 2 scratched windows…read more They botched the job. They completely damaged the window frames. Worst, they damaged the mull strips which resulted in $8k in water damages. Do NOT use them.

While I didn't end up buying glass from Paradigm, Kory was very objective in helping me make the…read moredecision to buy new windows instead of keeping an old aluminum window frame from 1996. He wasn't offended and was really helpful as I asked him for advice on purchasing windows from another company. I'll definitely keep Paradigm in mind if I ever need to replace glass on thermally broken frames!

Replaced my bedroom window, they were wonderful and did a great job at a great price. Very nice.read more

Although they were polite, the installed glass is visibly unaligned and I requested they don't…read morecontinue to finish the install. I can't find another glass company that will reinstall the glass correctly, so at the moment I'm left with crooked, unsealed glass for my new shower. They also cracked a tile, so the glass had to be removed, the tile repaired, then glass reinstalled. Before the full install, they had a piece of glass that didn't fit and had to reorder. I was told this was the fault of the glass production company they use.

We had 40 year old windows replaced in May. Austin Pro provided a competitive bid and had…read morepreviously replaced our roof and siding in 2024. Once again they did a great job in every aspect.

We contacted Austin Pro Siding as part of a comprehensive siding replacement project, as our…read morefiberboard siding was end-of-life and starting to really have problems that would have only gotten worse. Along the way, we also discovered that we needed to have the roof replaced, and so put that in the mix for a bid as well. We contacted six different companies, each of which brought a particular set of strengths and challenges. We chose Austin Pro based on a combination of factors: personalized attention to our project, comprehensive estimate and explanation of each line item, and ability to get the project done on a timeline that worked for us. We chose to have the house re-sided with Hardie Plank, painted with Sherwin-Williams paint, and re-shingled the roof with GAF shingles. It's easy to get overwhelmed by the process of basically re-doing the entire house, especially when insurance companies come into play. To that end, everyone at Austin Pro was first rate. Before we even settled on a contractor, Paul, our project manager, walked me through the intricacies of the process, and spent probably more time than he wanted explaining how things would go, and what options we had. The bid was competitive, and the line-by-line items on the original bid made it easy to see what was going to be done, and what materials were going to be used. He was patient and courteous and flexible, and was also able to speak to us in a way that didn't make things even more confusing. Kevin was the siding project lead, and though we never met in person, I felt comfortable that he had our best interests at heart as he got the crew on site, working fast and efficiently to remove and replace the siding. He even called in the middle of the siding job to tell us that we didn't need something we thought we would, saving us money that we could then use for add-ons we didn't originally budget for. The siding install and siding paint was done beyond our initial expectations, with nice touches like window framing and utility box framing that I didn't even know we needed but now look perfect. We had the back door repainted as well as our front balcony and pillars, and the end result is fantastic. It really was done to the point where it looks like a brand new house, and not one built in the early 1990s. Paul was back on site for the roofing job, and the roofers did a great job removing and replacing the shingles and skylight with new materials, on a roof that is exceptionally steep and challenging. They had the entire project done in only two days, and it looks fantastic. Finally, Garrett came by to do the final walk-through and punch list check-off, and was a real pleasure to interact with. He fulfilled all the items on the list, at least the ones he could do on his own, and did so in a friendly, courteous, and extremely efficient manner. All in all, Austin Pro lived up to their name and to their reputation. It is possible to find a company that can do your big jobs for less, but I am not sure you could find one that could do it better. They stand by their work with a quality assurance guarantee, and while I don't intend to need it, it's great that it's there.

One of the panes of our sliding glass door decided it had had enough of the Texas heat and randomly…read morecracked. We thought it had been shot but it had turned out to just be the internal glass. Chance was able to see us that very next day, even before we gave him our business he offered to help clean out the broken glass (which we were pretty worried about crashing out at any moment). He took our measurements gave us a fair estimate and a rough outline for time, all in all a great value. This was on the 20th and luckily our glass was able to be made and they just installed today (just 7 days later) and I couldn't be happier with the way it looks. The company has kind solid people working in it and I will definitely be going here for any future glass needs, and recommend them to my friends and family.

Worked with Chance and his team for a window pane replacement for my rental property in Round Rock…read more Excellent communication and service at a fair price. Highly recommended.

Ray came out to do an assessment of our windows and siding where the window trim has started to…read morerot. He was very prompt and communicative and honest. Ultimately, we're going to replace our wood trim with wood trim instead of hardy plank trim, which Titan doesn't do, but Ray was clear about the pros and cons and his experience with this issue. If we ever had a siding or window issue we would 100% call Titan again.

An AI robot answered the phone when I called to discuss getting an estimate for windows and doors…read morein our home. No way we're spending thousands of dollars on a project when a real person doesn't even answer the phone.

I had a great experience with Front Door Company. I was given plenty of options and guidance when…read moreI needed it. I found the person that came to measure very knowledgeable. The installer was equally as competent. I upgraded builder grade hollow doors for solid core in some of the areas of my new home. I'm overall very happy with the product and the service. The only negative was the price. I felt they were overpriced across the board. If I had more time before moving in, I would have searched a little deeper for more reasonable prices. No regrets, though!

Ok, let me start with the name of the company, Front Door! Well I needed a back door. I called the…read morecompany talked with Francisco.he was great and listened to what I wanted and needed. He helped emailed me a couple doors and things that I would need or want done. Golly he was spot on. Then Lance came out to measure and checked out what would be needed,,,,,,,,this was the original door over 50 years old, so things were old, weather worn, but lance said oh it's not that bad. After lance measured and turned in the paper work, door ordered and about 4 weeks later David showed up exactly at 9:00am. He was oh so efficient, he really knew what he was doing , was meticulous, a perfectionist, knew his job and went right to it. He even installed the lock and key pad I got and explained it all to me. He really .......like the say crossed his "T's" and dotted his "i's". The front Door Company is great because of the people working there. Oh as far as the cost goes it was within my ball park. I was very surprised and pleased. Thanks for listening.