TESCO GLASS PRODUCTS

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They did a good job, after a number of delays and a few errors.

Very well. They came back to install the screens sooner than they had anticipated.

The service was very good as well as the material. They were prompt, efficient, on time, absolutely no problem.

I used Angie's List, the phone book and others' suggestions for weeks before I found a company that carried or made regular metal screen doors--as opposed to disappearing ones or sliding doors. I wanted a sturdy door that had a strong lock so we could leave it open until bed time on hot evenings and feel secure. Tesco was the only business I found who could supply one. Our door opening was not only an odd size, but settling had disturbed its symmetry, so the ready-made ones at the big-box stores wouldn't fit. Tesco could meet all of our expectations. Mike was a real craftsman who was able to adjust the door so that it fit perfectly. Besides that he was punctual, explained all of our options and showed us all of the intricacies of the locking mechanism and its upkeep.

We hired Tesco to install window screens throughout our home. Because the existing windows were Milgard, I called local Milgard dealers first. Three separate dealers recommended Tesco. I was pleased with their reasonable prices (every window screen is $25, regardless of size, patio door screens are $75.) Bob measured the screens, took a 50% deposit and said they would call in about ten days to schedule the install. It actually took a little over two weeks for delivery and I had to call to follow up, but we are quite pleased with the screens. In addition, the existing screen on our patio door did not stay on the track, and Bob fixed the problem by ordering a Milgard frame part so the new screen door would not have the same problem. Although Bob was late for both the measuring and installation appointments, he was sincerely apologetic and I would not hesitate to recommend the company to anyone seeking to install or replace their window screens.