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For further information, or to arrange an interview with the president of Glass Doctor® or one of our franchise owners, please contact our media department at PR@dwyergroup.com.

 

 

Glass Doctor® of North Texas Sponsors Best Home Builders in Dallas

Glass Doctor of North Texas, owned by Larry Patterson, sponsored the D Magazine Best Home Builders in Dallas 2013.

“We are proud to be a partner with D Home Magazine in recognizing the best home builders in the Dallas area,” Patterson, the reigning Glass Doctor Franchisee of the Year, said. Every year D Magazine recognizes the DFW area’s top builder talent. This is the third consecutive year Glass Doctor of North Texas sponsored the list.

 

 

Central Texas Glass Doctor® Featured in HGTV's Fixer Upper Program

Glass Doctor® of the Heart of Texas installed windows at a house in central Texas that was being renovated and will be featured on the HGTV program “Fixer Upper” May 22.

Glass Doctor® of Cleveland Wins Franchise of the Year Award

CLEVELAND, OH (Sept. 18, 2014) – Glass Doctor of Cleveland owner, Matt Kelly earned the Glass Doctor Franchisee of the Year Award at The Dwyer Group® International Conference September 7-10 in Orlando, Florida.

The Franchisee of the Year Award is the highest honor than can be earned by a franchisee in the Glass Doctor network. The winning franchise must show consistent growth through proper training and management of the organization, consistent high sales volume and quality customer service.

Windshield Chips and Crack: Repair May Be an Option

Glass Doctor® explains that repairing a windshield can save a future replacement.

WACO, Texas (August 31, 2014) – A chip or crack on a vehicle windshield can be annoying, especially if it occurs in the driver’s field of vision. Often small chips or cracks are left unrepaired because it is assumed that a costly windshield replacement is the only solution. However, small chips and cracks can often be repaired without needing to replace the whole windshield.

The Dwyer Group, Inc. Acquired by The Riverside Company

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information, contact:
Monica Feid, BizCom Associates
(972) 490-8053, MonicaFeid [at] BizComPR [dot] com

Glass Doctor Owner Grows Beard for a Good Cause

Insulated Glass Windows: The Key to Battling Summer Heat

Glass Doctor® subscribes IGUs to lower energy costs and keep cool

WACO, Texas (July 20, 2014) – As the temperature continues to rise, along with the cost to keep homes cool, consumers are searching for ways to save money while staying comfortable. Forty percent of utility bills are spent on heating and cooling, and the Department of Energy estimates that as much as $35 billion in energy costs are lost annually through inefficient windows. So, how can you avoid watching money go out the window?

House Heating Up for Summer?

Glass Doctor® has the prescription for lower energy costs

WACO, Texas (June 26, 2014) – As temperatures begin to rise, energy costs become a more important consideration.  In an effort to keep homes cool, people are looking for products that can help keep their homes comfortable while minimizing energy costs.

Glass Doctor® of Montrose Receives Validation From the AGSC

Contact: Curtis Lyon
Owner, Glass Doctor® of Montrose
P: (970) 252-8868
E: curtisglassdoctor [at] qwestoffice [dot] net

MONTROSE, Colo. (May 27, 2014) – Glass Doctor of Montrose received validation from the Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) after undergoing a validation process required by all registered members of the AGSC.

Glass Doctor of Heart of Texas Featured on HGTV Show

WACO, Texas (April 18, 2014) - Glass Doctor® of Heart of Texas installed windows at a house in central Texas that was being renovated and was featured on the HGTV program “Fixer Upper.”

Glass Doctor of Heart of Texas faced an exciting challenge when they installed 26 large windows in the turn-of-the-century home.

The installed windows, which replicated windows of the period home, are seven-and-a-half-feet tall and 36 inches wide. The 26 windows took four days to install and required a crew of three Glass Doctor specialists.