Jeff was at my house and had completed the removal of an old chandelier and installation of the new…read moreone within three hours of my yelp request! He was thorough, helpful, and efficient. His fee for this job was more than fair! I have several more jobs for Jeff in the near future. Thank you, Jeff!

Call Jeff before you call anyone else. If he can't do it, he knows someone who can. He is kind of a…read moreSwiss Army knife handyman. At the end of the day, he solves problems.

Singleton windows was great to work with! Team is respectful and provided exactly what I needed…read more Recommended to my friends and family!

From the owner: Singleton Windows & Doors has been servicing the greater New Orleans area since 2016. We operate…read morewith the upmost integrity and focus on customer satisfaction. We offer new window and door installation. Call today for an estimate! We look forward to working with you!

I recently ,6/9/25 , had 4 windows installed by Window World…read more The Salesman was on time , courteous and professional. My Mother has these windows in her home. I've been living in the other half of her double as I repair my home. I've been using these windows while I've been here almost a year. I had 4 companies come out and quote me for the 4 identical windows I needed in the rear of my home. Window World was the best fit for me. I like the lifetime , transferrable warranty. I had an issue with one of the windows and WW handled it like they said they would. My installers were very respectful of my home and did a FANTASTIC job on my home. They truly take pride in their work and I genuinely appreciated that. I could not be more satisfied with my experience with WW and my beautiful new windows.

Loved the salesman but I got bombarded with follow-up calls even when I said I still have other…read moreestimates up coming. Still called me too much. Probably would have gone with them but the urgency displayed in the calls was off putting.

My experience with Renaissance Doors was extremely frustrating and completely unacceptable. If I…read morecould give negative stars, I absolutely would. The quality of the doors I received did not meet expectations at all. The final product didn't match the inspiration picture that was provided. What was delivered looked nothing like what was promised, which is incredibly disappointing when you're trusting a company to bring your vision to life. What's even worse is their response after the fact. Getting any kind of meaningful support or resolution was like pulling teeth. Communication was slow, unhelpful, and dismissive, as if customer satisfaction is not a concern at all. It honestly feels like once they have your money, they stop caring. I strongly advise anyone considering them to look elsewhere. I asked for barn doors like the picture, except I wanted them to be white. The inspiration picture shows barn doors with vertical planks and a "K" shape across each panel.

I'd go back to Matt for any doors. Helpful, knowledgeable and truly relates to his customer!!!read more

The Green project is a must for any DIY, creative maker, home improvement peoples or…read morevintage/historic home owner. This multiroom warehouse offers a plethora of bits and bobs from donated and gathered home improvement wares. One time I picked up an old door, an old timey facet head and some hinges. From these super economical finds, I was able to fabricate a garden gate, using the faucet as a creative spin on a traditional doorknob or latch. I love it. Recently, I eye spied, a partially used tub of tile adhesive and several random tiles. They'd be the perfect solution with someone with a tiny bathroom or counter top that needed sprucing up. You can find doors, windows, screen, light fixtures, tiles, wood, paint, and a whole host of parts that you can't pick up at any big box store. Think of the green project like a thrift store for your house or creative endeavor. Be patient and diligent, as it can be hit or miss.

This is a very important spot to know about if you own a historic home in the New Orleans area…read more There is a huge inventory of historic buildings in the New Orleans area which suffer due to the challenging environment of the region along with time that results in ongoing damage to different parts of these old buildings and it is hard to find replacement parts. The Green Project is essentially a graveyard of houses that have been sadly torn down and the remaining good parts salvaged which allows current homes to be repaired with the remains of destroyed ones. The biggest negative here is the sticker shock prices of many of the items as you are no longer getting good deals on many of the items which might have been much more possible right after Hurricane Katrina.

The installation of our new shower door was completed with out any problems, the guys did a great…read morejob! the doors look great! Thank you all!

I did business with Ameriglass once. They were overpriced. When I asked for pricing for a second…read morejob they did not take the information to price a bid, but told me they would send me a text so I could submit the information myself. They never sent me the text, or email, so I called them again and they gave me the same song and dance and I said if they did not help me after their negligent business dealings I would take my business elsewhere. The resentful hag on the otherside of the line put me on hold without another word. I found another business to supply my needs for far less than they were charging.

Maybe I just hyped this place in my head but I thought this was THE place to go for doors. I…read morecalled and asked a few questions. Mainly about installation and the lady on the phone was snippy. Only offering a quick "no" response and saying I have to come to the showroom to look at what they have. At the showroom, the options available to see are a handful. Everything is in the catalog. The staff disorganization was obvious. I waited for the 1 free sales person and quickly found out that the door only comes primed and ready for self stain or paint... really? The idea of "custom" door is a joke because they only offer what's available in catalog and didn't work hard at all to figure out a door that would work for me. What does this place actually offer? No installation. No showroom. A catalog of products they can sell to you and shitty customer service.

Seeing some of these reviews made me want to leave some feedback. Most of the time you'll only see…read morenegative reviews because people that have bad experiences want them to be known. After Ida I've had to replace some exterior doors due to damage and interior doors just for aesthetics/upgrades. I've had nothing but good experiences with Jefferson Door. I've primarily dealt with Wesley and have nothing but positive things to say. Dealing with big box stores is a pain and has always been a hassle. Their prices are very reasonable compared to Home Depot and Lowes. I do all my own work on my house and it nice to talk with knowledgeable people that can answer your questions to make sure you're getting what you want. Another plus was free delivery. Although I have the means to go and pick up Materials it's so much easier having them delivered. Anyway just wanted to leave a positive review amongst the negatives in case it sways someone to use them.

Reliable, fast work on my sliding glass door and they even followed up to make sure I was satisfied.read more

From the owner: The Original Julius Lips Door and Glass Company, Inc provides a proven history of high-quality…read moreservice and workmanship throughout the New Orleans metro area. Julius Lips Door & Glass Co., Inc was founded in 1978 by Julius Lips, Sr., the fourth generation of glaziers dating back to 1899 when the Lips family was introduced to the glass industry. Julius Lips, Sr. opened his business as a service company and worked from his garage, working seven days a week. The Lips family has earned a reputation as one of the leading glass company in the New Orleans area. The company was incorporated in 1981 and moved into their current location at 363 Whitney Avenue in Gretna, Louisiana that same year. Now doing business as The Original Julius Lips Door & Glass Co., Inc, the company is now under the management of Mr. Lips' daughter, Linda Lips Snay, and her husband, William Snay. We are a full service glass company, fully insured, offering shower enclosures,, as well as custom window screens and so much more. We have many long standing customers in the New Orleans metro area. We are constantly building new customer relations and look forward to doing business with you. For all of your aluminum and glass, window and door needs please consider The Original Julius Lips Door & Glass Co., Inc Feel free to stop by and visit our showroom.

Great group of construction professionals. I worked closely with them in a previous profession…read more They are honest, generous and know what they are doing. Wishing chad max and jay all the best. They deserve ir

In the market for commercial style doors for my home. Jason (branch manager) and Anthony worked…read morewith us this morning. We found them to be super helpful, knowledgeable and kind.

Fast and friendly service. Expert metal door people. I appreciate them taking time to explain…read morecomplicated hardware and details of how things work. They always seem to have what I need in stock. If they don't have it they always get it for me on the date promised.

From the owner: B&M was founded in New Orleans in 1986 by metal door & frame specialists. Commercial doors, frames,…read moreand hardware have never been a sideline for us, it's all we do. Our goal is to continue to earn the reputation as door and frame specialists - one door at a time.