1. La Pera's General Contracting

1. La Pera's General Contracting

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La Pera's General Contracting

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Area Glass

Area Glass

2.7
(3 reviews)

Well my advice is do not single quote them. They quoted $2400 for a job, which I quoted two other…read moreshops. One at $1200, one at $470. The $470 quote did the job as I got good reviews on them. The installed did an A+ job. So this company wanted 5x what the job was worth.

To repair damage from Hurricane Michael, I enlisted Area Glass to replace the glass in five windows…read moreat my home. They gave a 6-10 week lead time for the work to be done, so definitely not a quick process.  After seven weeks, they finally committed to an installation date, but on the day of the installation, they informed me that four of the five window panes could not be installed because they were incorrect sizes. The exact reason for this wasn't very clearly explained, but the fault seemed to be shared by Area Glass and its supplier. Because I was in the process of selling this home, Area Glass's mistake and the resulting delay was very consequential for me, but after informing me of their error, they exhibited no urgency in correcting the issue. They offered a lot of apologies, but it took a great deal of prodding to get them to expedite the process of correcting their mistake. Their agreement said they had 10 weeks to complete the work and that's all they cared about. Ultimately, Area Glass took two months to complete their work and, despite all that time, they screwed up one of the most fundamental parts of the project - ensuring glass of the right size was ordered and delivered.  It's unfortunate we victims of Hurricane Michael are at the mercy of contractors like Area Glass who lack the empathy and willingness to provide high quality service or work.

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