Quality Screen & Building Hardware

Long Beach, Estados Unidos

3.2

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Teléfono:
+1 562-422-4722
Sitio web:
www.qualityscreenandwindow.com
Dirección:
4800 Cherry Ave, Long Beach, CA, 90807
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
3.6 kmWardlow
3.6 kmLong Beach Transit
3.8 kmLBT
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Hoy 08:30 – 17:00
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Horario local (Long Beach) 11:49 jueves, 28 de noviembre de 2024

Horario de apertura

lunes 08:30 – 17:00
martes 08:30 – 17:00
miércoles 08:30 – 17:00
jueves 08:30 – 17:00
viernes 08:30 – 17:00
sábado 10:00 – 14:00
domingo –

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6 opiniones sobre Quality Screen & Building Hardware

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Tu valoración: 4
Lakewood, CA
They replaced the glass in my window quickly, within 2 days. It was a large window, 45″ x 54″.
The price was competitive with another quote I received.
If you need deliver, you better work it out ahead of time. I had circumstances where I needed it delivered, it was such an inconvenience for them, I took time off from work to go get it myself. I did not care about having to pay.
Tu valoración: 5
Long Beach, CA
I’ve always been a stubborn one when it came to screens.
I couldn’t imagine paying someone to make a screen, when it was so cheap just to buy the materials yourself.
Let me tell you, though — making screens is a royal pain to do well. After working on a couple of screens (which took me about a week, about 5 trips to Home Depot, and around $ 90), I finally gave them a try.
It changed my world! When there’s a screen problem, I go straight there. They’re fast, very nice, and don’t charge that much at all.
Tu valoración: 3
Long Beach, CA
I used Quality Screens to re-​screen an apartment building I own and they were quick in getting out to measure. My only problem is that they did advise me they would «call me» when they were ready for install. That didn’t happen; instead I got a call from my tenant on the 2nd floor irate that a man with a ladder popped up in his window while he was enjoying some lovey time with his spouse. Scared the heck out of, then angered my tenant unnecessarily. Common sense would of told them to let people know before peering into their windows. Aside from that major faux pas, the service was indeed quick and properly installed.
Tu valoración: 1
Long Beach, CA
Asked to install custom window screens on our rancho home and they were not willing to do it. They claimed it was too difficult if we didn’t have the hardware already installed. The worse part is, they wanted to charge $ 75 just to get someone over for an estimate. Pretty much turned down our business down.
Went with Rapid Screen Co. instead and super happy with the results.
Tu valoración: 1
Long Beach, CA
I live less than one mile away from this business and I am in a wheelchair. I just needed 3 window screens repaired. I explained that I am disabled and asked if they could send someone out. They insisted on charging the 75 $ trip charge for a two minute drive. Any disabled people reading this review? Take your business elsewhere!
Tu valoración: 5
Long Beach, CA
As the maintenance man on an apt. complex been using these guys for over 12 years, very good service. never a problem, glass is always cut to size and screens always fit correctly.