Azteca Glass Inc. has provided service throughout Arizona since 1992. We work with business owners, property owners, general contractors, and property management companies. We specialize in commercial storefront work, door repairs, glass replacement, window replacement, tenant improvements, remodels, and custom glass work.
We have an OSHA approved safety program. Our glaziers are certified in scaffold rigging, swing stage, forklift, scissor-lift and straight boom operations, employees are CPR and First-Aid certified by the Phoenix Fire Department.
We have an OSHA approved safety program. Our glaziers are certified in scaffold rigging, swing stage, forklift, scissor-lift and straight boom operations, employees are CPR and First-Aid certified by the Phoenix Fire Department.
Services
We specialize in commercial storefront works, glass replacement, door repairs, tenant improvements, remodels and entire buildings. At Azteca Glass, we stock glass by the case and cut to size! Same day service in many instances. We offer in-shop repairs of the glass in your window frames and even glass cut to size for your do-it-yourself projects.
Reviews (5)
Robyn Snyder
Jan 24, 2022
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Jf Q.
Jan 28, 2021
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I like their knowledge and patience with customers, I was late to pickup my rain shower glass for a customer cabinets and they waited for me after hours on a Friday!! I was able to meet my deadline thanks to Azteca Glass that when " the extra me" for me. Price ways is average with other shops, customer service, above the other shops. Thanks Azteca Glass
Az Windshield Co Repair & Replacement
Dec 03, 2018
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Jo Ann Markette
Dec 29, 2017
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They essentially robbed me of $200 for simply opening my sliding glass window. On moving day, I had agreed to pay this amount to REMOVE an entire window frame to get a desk into a room since it was so big and there was no other way. Dumb me...I didn't measure the opening, and it turned out that we just had to open the window instead. In the chaos of moving, we paid the bill thinking that they were going to come back anyway and fix one small 8x10 pane that had a crack. I mistakenly thought that honor and reason would prevail when I explained that the $200 should be renegotiated, since they did NOT
Brian Kohlenberg
Oct 26, 2014
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