I reached out to Tanner a couple weeks ago. The man is busy but I can see why. His work is…read moreexceptional, done right, and the pricing is right on point. He came in, surveyed what needed to be done, asked pertinent questions, and went straight to work. Couple hours later, finished product. He didn't rush through his work, verified his measurements at least twice, but most important of all, he made sure that it was done the way I wanted it. Thanks Tanner!

Tanner came out to measure for a window I needed replaced. Said he would send an estimate a few…read moredays later. Never received the estimate. I called, left messages, texted and he never responded back. Would NOT recommend using Tanner if you actually want something done.

We reached out after our downstairs window had a large crack and needed to be replaced…read more After 3 attempts, we still don't have an acceptable replacement. The first glass replacement had a large scratch, the second a small chip and the third small scratch/chip. All I continued to hear is "industry Standard" says if you can't see from 10 feet away, it's acceptable. Well each issue can be seen from 10 feet away. They even had a rep for their local distributor, Sierra Glass, come and confirm it was an acceptable replacement on the third attempt. I was assured the last attempt they checked thoroughly at the shop and saw no issues. So it's either a transport or install issue nobody wanted to admit to. One of the installers even called the office and I overheard with an attitude 'she's checking it with a fine tooth comb". You bet I am when I'm paying over $600 for a piece of glass. In the end, I took a small discount to keep the 3rd attempt because it was the best out of the 3 and had no idea what the next was going to look like. Hopefully there will be no issues.

On May 2nd of last year we placed an order for windows. These windows where for an an elderly lady…read morewho saved up each month to have her windows replaced. We paid upfront the $3,946 for the windows. We were told they would be in numerous times and they never came. We had several phone conversations and finally where told on a Monday that they would be in that we.We showed up on Wednesday as agreed only to be met with a permanently closed sign. We have made several attempts to reach this company without success. This is absolutely unacceptable to do this to anyone especially to an elderly lady on fixed income. Nevada Quality Windows, you should be ashamed of yourselves. You will make this right and we will see to it as we pursue the legal route.

I wish I could give more stars! Making an appointment was easy, Adam was early (add a star),…read moreprofessional, and pleasant. He fixed my 3 screens in record time, gave great advice about managing screens during window washing, and adjusted my screen door. I will definitely do business with them again.

Reno Rescreen did a great job rescreening my patio door. They squeezed me into their busy schedule…read moreand had the job done in 20 minutes. My old screen door had a lot of holes, and I had gotten at least 8 mosquito bites the other evening. I'm so happy it's fixed. Adam was also so kind, knowing that I'm an old lady with a back problem, he asked if there was anything else he could do to help me - like lift or move something heavy. What a guy. What a wonderful service they provide. I highly recommend Reno Rescreen.

Brothers was honest, low pressure, prompt and professional! We needed all of our windows replaced…read moredue to age and lacking insulation. The options given by Brothers rep Jake were exactly what we'd been hoping for after asking multiple other companies for quotes. Some were so unprofessional and outrageously priced that we'd almost given up hope. The crew finished 9 single-story sliding windows and a therma tru door replacement in two days. We couldn't be happier! I would recommend Brothers to everyone I care about- they know what they are doing!

They came and helped me with my stuck screen doors. Courteous, prompt, and fair. I will keep them…read morein mind for other Home needs.

Biggest Little City Glass replaced 4 panes of glass that been damaged during a landscaping project…read more They all came out looking perfect! Anthony and crew also replaced an old aluminum window in our garage. That one needed to have trim removed - they were able to save the trim. They also replaced some interior trim. Looks great! Their price was on point, they were good communicators, and they got the job done quickly. Anthony and his crew were very kind of respectful of my property. Very happy!

Everybody has windows no matter where you live. These guys…read morewere kind courteous and finished the job ahead of schedule. My mom had a window that was stuck so he just quickly grabbed a new one replaced it and it had worked ever since. Quick simple easy job but definitely needed it done for a senior citizen who had a stuck window letting all the air out! Highly recommend for the Reno/Sparks area

We recently had our windows installed by B&T, and the entire experience was excellent from start to…read morefinish. The team was attentive to detail throughout the project, making sure everything was measured, aligned, and installed perfectly. You could tell they really take pride in their work. The installation was completed in a great timeframe--efficient without ever feeling rushed. They kept things clean, communicated clearly, and made the process easy for us from day one. There were some issues with the timing of the install due to some communication issues with the window manufacturer, but Kevin was checking in and ensuring the project was progressing. We're beyond happy with the final result and would confidently recommend B&T to anyone looking for quality workmanship and a team that truly cares about getting the job done right.

B &T installed two exterior doors for us, and they look great! Brandon and Si did a very good job…read moreon the installation, and their attention to detail, the finish work, and job clean-up were excellent. I highly recommend B&T Construction.

There's something to be said for having so many desirable traits, one is comity, that are in such…read moreshort supply elsewhere. I so love it when businesses do everything so well that I'm able to write glowing reviews. Doing due diligence before hiring a contractor is the mother of homeowner's good luck. We had this glass contractor do some glass work for us after we'd thoroughly checked 'em out. High Caliber Glass has an active Nevada contractors license, 0077399, in Classification C-8 Glass and Glazing https://www.leg.state.nv.us/nac/nac-624.html since 16 October 2012, with no verified complaints. Service staff graciously answered all our questions promptly which made a good first impression. Did what they're in business to do Has average prices Did it for the price they quoted us Did it within the time they said they would Delivered what they advertise. Truth is the highest virtue, but higher still is truthful living. --Sikh Guru Nanak Followed CDC rules They were professional, clean and organized. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier. --Mother Teresa Customer service was adequate The owner(s) of this business like their Freedom so they have a daily Military and Veterans Discount to those who Serve or have Served as a token thanks to our GIs and we Veterans. That's important because it provides Veterans (rare 7% of the population) and GIs (rare one-half of one percent of the population) opportunity to participate in American Dream Veterans and GIs' sacrifices have made possible for 100% of the population. A Veterans Discount means a lot to those unable to be employed due to military Service-connected disability as on limited fixed income. According to Yelp ratings' definitions, 3 Stars is "Ok". That to me is an acceptable rating of a business that does day in and day out what they are in business to do. 4 and 5-Stars to me is when a business goes over and beyond what they are in the business to do. High Caliber Glass earned 4th star for its Military and Veterans Discount. On this day in history 4 January 1910 - Commissioning of USS Michigan (BB-27), the first US dreadnought battleship. 1928 - US Marines participated in the Battle of Quilali during US occupation of Nicaragua from 1912 - 1933. Known as Banana Wars, US military invaded various Latin American countries from 1898 to 1934 to stop other nations from building a Nicaraguan Canal. US purchased French interests in the Panama Canal in 1902. 1944 - Operation Carpetbagger: US aircraft begin dropping supplies to guerrilla forces throughout Western Europe. The action demonstrated that US believed guerrillas were a vital support to the formal armies of the Allies in their battle against Axis powers. Virtually every country that experienced Axis invasion raised a guerrilla force; they were especially effective and numerous in Italy, France, China, Greece, the Philippines, Yugoslavia, and the Soviet Union. 1955 - US agrees to pay Japan $2 million ($22 million in today's 2023 dollars) for radioactive fallout damages resulting from US atomic testing in Marshall Islands. 1979 - Ohio approves out-of-court settlement awarding $675,000 ($3 million in 2023 dollars) to the victims and families in the 1970 shootings at Kent State University, in which four students were killed and nine wounded by Ohio National Guard as it opened fire on a crowd peacefully exercising their 1st Amendment right to protest the very unpopular Viet Nam war. The tragedy was a watershed moment. In its immediate aftermath, a student-led strike forced the temporary closure of colleges and universities across the country. The events of that day in northeast Ohio decisively tilted public opinion against US military involvement in Viet Nam. The last military draft call was 7 December 1972, and the authority to draft into military expired 30 June 1973. The date of the last drawing for the draft lottery was 12 March 1975. Registration with the Selective Service System was suspended 1 April 1975, and registrant processing was suspended 27 January 1976. Selective Service registration for draft into military was resumed July 1980 for men born in 1960 and later. It remains in effect to this present day. Men are required to register within 30 days of their 18th birthday. Which I believe discriminates against men. Women should also be required to register. Failure to register is a felony punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or 5 years imprisonment. Also, a person who knowingly counsels, aids or abets another to fail to comply with the registration requirement is subject to the same penalties. 2002 - Sergeant First Class Ross Chapman, US Army Special Forces aka Green Beret, at age 31, after 13 years of Service, dies near Khost, Afghanistan. He became the first US soldier to be killed in action (KIA) there by enemy fire. In 1989, had he parachuted into Panama as part of the US invasion of Panama.

Excellent company and staff from the estimate Mike came out and provided to the two glass shower…read moredoors that Josh and Tre installed. Prompt friendly and professional. I am now getting a third door for shower/tub! Highly Recommend this company! Five stars!

Amazing windows! Great customer service, we put the windows in ourselves, we are very pleased with…read moreour windows.

I was going bonkers with the highway noise wafting up the hill and a few low airplanes. I needed…read moresoundproof windows and these seemed like solid choices. They were to mirror the outline of my current windows and not look distracting or cheap. I spent $15,000 on 8 windows, plus another couple thousand on installation. That's a lot and I expect a lot. Do they work? Highway noise decreased noticeably. Airplanes still heard overhead. Perhaps the noise comes through the ceiling. I am glad I have them. Aesthetics? 1. HORRIBLE and FALSE ADVERTISING on the part of Soundproof Windows. Every single video and photo on their website shows a clean white frame window. My windows have ugly BLACK rubber sealing the window to the frame. It's fat black rubber outlining every single window. My installer - who has done Soundproof installations for 14 years - says no one is happy with this and it happened in the last few years. Tell me, is white rubber sealing "sash" so much more expensive than black? Is this a cheap decision or just a stupid design decision? Am I expected to painstakingly paint all the rubber? 2. The caulking to fit the windows to the opening is more noticeable than I wish 3. On a semi circle window, two sets of screws are on either side of the window. It looks like riveting. The installer put putty on the screws on the outside track, and I'll paint over it, but I'm stuck with a riveted window on the inside track. Ugly Ease of use: for two sliding windows, I paid extra for glide. All the other windows take my husband to force it open - they are tough to open. Quality: A single sash window was cheaply designed with 1 spring not 2 on each side so the spring pops out all the time and it can't stay up. My installer is going to ask them to send a replacement piece with 2 springs. Installation: My installer spent 3 days putting 7 windows in, and caulking. He has one large window #8 above the front door left to install, and he is getting 3 helpers. Good luck to those who think they can do it themselves. I won't comment here on his installation but let's say, it's not a clean, perfect job.