Twin Cities Glass
Multiple customers called on a Friday and had new glass in by Saturday morning.
The pattern is simple: call Chris, get a quick measure and quote, then have the glass replaced same afternoon or next morning. Multiple reviewers rang on a Friday and had their window sorted by Saturday, and nobody mentions paying extra for the speed. Named staff keep appearing, which says the quality is not riding on one bloke. Chris takes the calls, Steve and Mick handle tricky repairs, and Joplin and Natasha get credit for cheerful service. If you have a tight deadline, ask for a morning slot. Booking the measure early seems to give them room to finish the same day.
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What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (92 total)
“fixed in the same afternoon”
“Steve is fixing our sliding glass”
“did the challenging job when no one else wanted”
“cleaned and tidied as he went”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
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About Twin Cities Glass
They do glass fast and properly, with most jobs turned around inside a day or two. Chris runs the crew and often handles the first phone call, then sends Steve or Mick out to measure and replace. Reviewers name Joplin and Natasha too, so the praise is spread across a stable team. A lot of the work is emergency repairs: whipper snipper stones through windows, broken panes, kids with a foot through glass. They also do odd jobs others avoid, like second-storey replacement with tricky access and reglazing a caravan window overnight. Several customers rang on a Friday and had glass replaced by Saturday morning, which tells you how they work. People mention how clean they leave the site and how easy it is to get a quote on the spot.
Best for: broken glass emergencies, same-week replacement of large or awkward windows, and tricky jobs other glaziers turn down around Albury and nearby towns.
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How quickly can Twin Cities Glass replace a broken window?+
Several reviews mention a same-afternoon fix, and one customer who called at 7pm on Friday had the glass replaced by 11am Saturday. They work weekends and after hours, but a busy period can leave you waiting longer. Ask for a morning measure to increase your chance of a same-day finish.
Who are the key people at Twin Cities Glass?+
Chris is the owner who usually takes the first call or email. Steve and Mick get praised for on-site glass work, and Joplin and Natasha come up for cheer and follow-through. The named team points to a stable crew rather than whoever is free.
Do they handle jobs other glass companies refuse?+
A couple of reviewers say yes, including a difficult double-storey window and a challenging project no one else in Albury wanted. If other glaziers have knocked back your job, it is worth telling Chris what you need and seeing what he says.
Are they priced fairly compared with other Albury glaziers?+
One reviewer said they were $87 cheaper than another local quote, and many people describe the price as reasonable or well priced. They come out and quote on site, so you can compare without guesswork.
What areas does Twin Cities Glass cover?+
They operate from North Albury and one reviewer had them travel a 150 kilometre round trip for a large window replacement. Country jobs are part of their work, though you should confirm the travel distance with Chris when booking.