Culver Glass Company

Portland, United States

3

2 reviews

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+1 503-226-2520
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2619 NW Industrial Street, Portland, OR, 97210
Northwest Industrial
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miNorthwest Nicolai & 27th
0.3 miNorthwest 29th & 31st
0.3 mi3000 Block Northwest Front
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2 reviews of Culver Glass Company

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Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
Culver Glass is great. Their customer service and install crew are wonderful. I have had a couple of showers installed by them and the outcome was more than impressive. The quality of the products and the workmanship is very high. I have had no problems with them not backing up their work. I thought one of my shower doors was not aligned correctly, I made a simple call and they were back out the next day. Such a wonderful company to work with. I would highly recommend them.
Place rating: 1
Portland, OR
Culver Glass has done a lot of windows in the Pearl District condos, many which have had ongoing problems. The deal the developer makes with Culver is windows are warranted for 10 years. If any breaching occurs the homeowner is responsible for labor and HAS to use Culver Glass. Therefore the outlay is VERY expensive and there is no real recourse after 5 years with developers. Shame on all who participated in this sham. It’s thousands of dollars and Culver Glass company has a monopoly on labor. Glass may be warranted but the replacement labor is ridiculous.