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Phone: (512) 551-1886
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Boyer Blvd and Metric Blvd
Open now
- Wed 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
10504 Boyer Blvd Austin, TX 78758 ·1169.83 mi
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Reviews
yelpAlamo glass was incredible. I'd got several quotes, and they were not only the most competitive, but did my glass cutting ON THE SPOT and were insanely helpful and friendly too. Love this place!!!!!
MoreAlamo's claim to beat the lowest price (you find) by $10 is blatant false advertising (see attached photo)! I comparison shopped, calling three other windshield replacement companies. Upon...
MoreI made a reservation with this company and found someone else to doing it sooner. So I cancelled right away and spoke with a woman on the phone who said someone would call to cancel the...
MoreDon't mess with this place. They had a very competitive price, the salesman was great on the phone, but the service was less than stellar. First off, the salesman on the phone said the driver...
MoreI just attempted to get a quote from this business and the woman answering phones was quite unkind. She used a disrespectful tone from the start and her condescending 'honey' was unnecessary, so I...
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