Conn Plate & Art Glass Corp

Roofers broke/​scratched several of my Schuco windows and screens. (Review will be coming soon on that) Schuco is a large German company which produced windows in the U.S. for only a few years pulling out of US in 2010 or so, the glass was proprietary (like Anderson) So… I could not get a new window from them. After searching my husband found this company. He took one of the windows to them, explained the situation, told them it was triple pane glass, asked that they repair the small screen (he couldn’t transport the patio door screen, nor the scratched patio door). Manny initially said «put curtains on it», I’m originally from brooklyn NY, so I do find that pretty funny. However, I have gorgeous woodwork and abhor curtains. We asked for triple pane glass, Manny insisted it was double pane. He said he could not guarantee he would be able to match the tint. Okay, two weeks later on DH drags the very heavy window back for the replacement. The window we get back is now a lot lighter in weight as it turned out it was triple pane glass, it now has a silver inside frame when the original was black, the screen is repaired but not tight at all. When we put the window in place it was obviously very different than the other three windows in the room. The thing that bothers me is that they should have ordered triple pane glass with a bronze/​dark inset and and the screen should have been tight. Yea, put a curtain on it. I still have a scratched slider and another scratched up window, nothing to do with this company but replacement glass is garbage compared to the original.

I must have spoken to every glass place in Fairfield county before finding Lew at CT art glass. Lew was the only person who made a suggestion to help me save money. He was honest, accommodating and performed a top notch job on my glass.
I highly recommend this family owned business that marks their 50^th year in business this year. my only suggestion is they sweep up a little. They’re store front is has wonderful character and I would not change it’s old world feel, a sweep and a little dusting and it should definitely be used in period piece shows and movies!