Glass Doctor of Columbus

Reynoldsburg, United States

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+1 614-367-9830
Website:
glassdoctor.com
Address:
6475 E Main St Ste 118, Reynoldsburg, OH, 43068
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
2.8 miE Broad St & Waggoner Rd
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Today

Today 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Reynoldsburg) 2:29 AM Saturday, November 30, 2024

Business hours

Monday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Glass Doctor is the specialist for glass repair, replacement, and installation for homes, vehicles, and businesses anywhere in the greater Columbus area. Our professional, trained, background checked team of glass experts can help with any glass problem or project.

Correct foggy condensation buildup in your windows and doors for less than you may think.

Design, custom build, and install your new shower door or enclosure.

Create custom tabletops, mirrors, and other glass applications for your home.

We are the number one choice for peace of mind when it comes to glass repair or replacement for your vehicle.

Repair, replace, or install glass for businesses including storefronts, entry doors, glass dividers, and more.

24⁄7 Emergency Service available from the same trusted professionals who service your needs during the day.

We’re the only national all-​in-​one provider for glass — servicing your glass needs for over 50 years. Call the specialists at Glass Doctor for your glass service

History

Established in 1962.

Established in 1962 with one shop, today Glass Doctor offers complete glass repair, replacement and services to the residential, automotive, and commercial markets at more than 275 locations in the United States and Canada.

Glass Doctor of Columbus has been in operation for years, but was bought in December 2012 and is now managed by Matt Kelly — owner of Glass Doctor of Cleveland since 1990.

We now represent one of the largest Glass Doctor franchises in the nation, covering all of Northeast and Central Ohio. This gives us the benefit of being large enough in scale to have the resources to meet your needs without losing the small, local appeal. We still operate our local office on the east side of Columbus with a few office employees. Our local glass specialists live and work in the Columbus area.

Call and see the difference that comes from dealing with an experienced, professional glass services company. Covering Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway and Hocking counties.

Meet the Business Owner

Matt K.

Business Owner

Matt Kelly has been the owner and operator of Glass Doctor of Northeast Ohio since 1990. In 2012, he expanded by acquiring the Columbus Glass Doctor. He is working hard to provide the unprecedented excellence and glass expertise representative of the Glass Doctor name to the people of central Ohio. We are very proud of our team and believe they are the best in the business.

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2 reviews of Glass Doctor of Columbus

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Place rating: 1
Columbus, OH
A large brick was thrown through our living room window early on a Saturday morning. After making several calls around in the afternoon on Saturday, I was pleased to see that Glass Doctor offered emergency service and was open on the weekends. I called them hoping to have them come get the situation fixed right away, but they were booked through Tuesday. I gave them my name number and contact info and even told them about the dimensions of the window. I went and boarded the window up by myself. Monday afternoon I called them to see what time they planned on coming out the next day, Tuesday. I wanted to make plans so I didn’t have to take off a whole day of work. The operator said they didn’t schedule appointments until the day of and to call Tuesday after 8 am. I took the whole day off of work, and called that Tuesday at 8:15 am. The operator at Glass Doctor found me in their system, but said that I had never scheduled an appointment. After a couple of frustrating moments she then said that they had called me Monday to schedule service and left a message. I checked my phone again to see if I was wrong and just missed a call. I had no missed calls and no messages. I asked if there was any way they could get someone out that day, as I had already taken it off. They responded that they were booked through the next week. I hung up. I was really frustrated by their lack of internal communication. I ended up calling Glass Guru, who scheduled an appointment for me that very day and even brought a single pane of glass to fit in the window so I could take my board down. They we wonderful. In my opinion, if you need glass, even emergency glass, don’t try to go through Glass Doctor. Try Glass Guru instead.
Place rating: 1
Westerville, OH
This went very bad. Our new home inspection found a vapor seal leak in August. Many appointments. Many calls. Many people later. It’s partially whole again. It’s now April. So many excuses, I will not bore you with them all. It was sad to hear each of them pointing fingers and blaming other co-​workers, office personnel, and management. Don’t get me wrong, there were apologies, but each one meant less after each blunder. I was left with a replacement window installed. It’s bare wood with the hardware attached. I was told by the manager James that, «that was the best he could do for me.» It was underestimated, and they paid the difference for my troubles. He said that I was so upset with them, that I would never accept the wood staining job as a match. That would cost them more money, and he had already spent enough. I let these people come into my house and carve off a piece of my original window with a blade to match the stain. I was MORE than available for all of this. I notified our realtor, and she let everyone know at their annual conference what to expect from this company. Perhaps paying up front is what provides this kind of service.