College Town Siding and Glass

College Town Siding and Glass is an East Bridgewater shop that gets called when glass breaks right now — a shattered bay window, a cracked door pane, storm-torn porch screens — and shows up with a fix, often the same day. Its Google page carries 4.9 stars across 136 ratings, and the written record behind that number runs from 2021 through this summer with barely a negative word in it. The names repeat across review after review: Josh and Steve doing the measuring and installs, Shelly and Caroline handling scheduling and quotes from the office. The pattern holds steady — a broken bay window measured the same day, with the custom-cut piece installed weeks later; a cracked double-pane window measured on the spot and installed just over a week after. Customers describe technicians who show up clean, explain the repair, and don't leave a mess. In the last six months alone, 15 reviews and not one negative word among them — quick quotes, on-time arrivals, and more than one customer noting it's not their first time calling. The work runs past standard window repair into custom fabrication: in a 2024 review, a customer described ten pieces of tempered glass cut for furniture over several visits, from plain rectangles to ornate shapes, each one priced and scheduled by the same office staff. Commercial customers show up too — in 2024 reviews, a Whitman cafe owner called the service prompt and reasonably priced, and a separate commercial client had glass doors measured, ordered and installed cleanly enough to bring the crew back for other projects. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. There's little to flag before calling. No disputes or unresolved complaints appear in the reviews on file, and the license checks out clean. The one thing worth asking about up front is timeline: a straightforward broken window or torn screen tends to get a same-day quote and a fast turnaround, but a custom or oddly shaped piece — a bay window sized to an unusual opening, glass for a discontinued furniture line — can take a few weeks to source and fabricate. For routine glass and window repair, the pattern here is a quick callback and a clean job; for anything custom, plan for the extra lead time.