Our on-site crews can replace your existing broken or outdated glass, or install new doors and windows. Featured in our Northerm Windows, Insul-Therm insulated glass units are on the cutting edge of glazing technology.
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Rachelle
Sep 05, 2021
Hazel Sunshine Hall
Aug 12, 2021
Lynn Hanes
Jul 25, 2021
Touchee Yang
Jul 03, 2021
Business is very unresponsive. Called Mike about warrantee work since I thought they stand behind their products. Left two voicemail with no response. After two weeks I called once again, Melissa and Jessica forward me to someone but again no one answered and it sent me to voicemail. This business seems to give you the run around. I do not recommend this business.
Marshall Pratt
Nov 24, 2020
Chelsie Sorensen
May 23, 2020
Funk Trooper
Dec 30, 2019
Dave York
May 23, 2017
Capitol Glass is the best glass shop in town. We are High Frequency Wireless - Alaska's Premier Cellular Phone repair/sales shop, and we shop only at Capitol Glass. It's price that matters most. Most Anchorage glass shops are complete rip-offs. EVERY other glass shop wanted to charge us $500+ for a new door for our display case. Capitol Glass did it for $200, installed.
Their excellent techs (Sean and Donny), visited our store twice (included in the price). It's service that matters second most. Sean and Donny provided excellent service and customer service. They were extraordinarily professional, timely, frank, and helpful. As every small business knows, excellent employees are hard to find. Sean and Donny are excellent employees that any business would be proud to have represent them. We hope they receive opportunities for advancement at Capitol Glass. Keep up the good work!
Their excellent techs (Sean and Donny), visited our store twice (included in the price). It's service that matters second most. Sean and Donny provided excellent service and customer service. They were extraordinarily professional, timely, frank, and helpful. As every small business knows, excellent employees are hard to find. Sean and Donny are excellent employees that any business would be proud to have represent them. We hope they receive opportunities for advancement at Capitol Glass. Keep up the good work!
Akgeomek Ak
Jan 14, 2017
I try to give a business I've never used before a small job before giving them something big. How someone handles a small job says a lot about a company. Those small jobs are often inconvenient, low profit margin, and a general pain. In this case, I want to change all the windows in my house for new (they're old wood windows) so for a small test job I called and had three mirrors that needed to be cut down after bathroom renovations.
They came out the house to pick up the glass as they were large pieces. The person on the phone told me that they couldn't guarantee the glass since it was not theirs. Reasonable and I was fine with that. The guys that showed up insisted on taking measurements rather than using the measurements I handed them. Then they loaded up the glass and left.
The next day, I got a call that they would cut the mirrors down with no guarantee for $1050. But for less than $100 more, they'd give me new mirrors and guarantee them. When I questioned the $1050 number, he told me he estimated 10.5 hours of cutting time! These are mirrors that only needed a couple inches off two sides. I picked up the glass, a $15 glass cutter and had a friend cut it in less than two hours. And if they'd broken, I could buy all three new from another place for $500. Thoroughly disgusted. Needless to say, I got a quote for new house windows from someone else.
They came out the house to pick up the glass as they were large pieces. The person on the phone told me that they couldn't guarantee the glass since it was not theirs. Reasonable and I was fine with that. The guys that showed up insisted on taking measurements rather than using the measurements I handed them. Then they loaded up the glass and left.
The next day, I got a call that they would cut the mirrors down with no guarantee for $1050. But for less than $100 more, they'd give me new mirrors and guarantee them. When I questioned the $1050 number, he told me he estimated 10.5 hours of cutting time! These are mirrors that only needed a couple inches off two sides. I picked up the glass, a $15 glass cutter and had a friend cut it in less than two hours. And if they'd broken, I could buy all three new from another place for $500. Thoroughly disgusted. Needless to say, I got a quote for new house windows from someone else.