The glass outfit that answers its own phone

We do one thing: glass for machines with cabs. Excavators, skid steers, backhoes, dozers, loaders, tractors, forklifts, telehandlers and the forestry iron working the Litchfield hills. No shower doors, no storefronts, no consumer windshield tents in a parking lot. Equipment cabs are a real trade, with their own glazing specs, channel rubber, guard hardware and access problems, and doing that trade all day is the only way to get fast at it.

The business runs on two habits that are rarer than they should be. First, we publish prices. The rate table on this site is the same one we price from on the phone, and the number you get before the truck rolls is the number on the invoice. Second, we come to the machine. The truck carries flat glass stock, cutting gear and setting materials, so a Windsor tobacco tractor and a Waterbury demo excavator get the same service: fixed where they sit.

You will deal with the owner on every call. Quotes, scheduling and the work itself are the same person, which is why the answers are fast and nothing gets lost between a call center and a technician. If we cannot do a job well, we say so on the phone and point you somewhere that can, because a small outfit lives entirely on whether operators trust what it says. On paperwork: Connecticut has no license class for equipment glass work, so the things that actually protect you are insurance and the workmanship warranty. We carry liability coverage and send certificates of insurance with commercial quotes on request.

Based in Bristol, on the road across Hartford County, the Naugatuck Valley and the hills, and reachable at (860) 506-6682 during work hours and honestly a fair bit after.