At the height of San Francisco’s car break-in epidemic, phones were ringing nonstop at glass repair shops, and business was booming. “We used to get 60 to 80 calls a day,” said Hank Wee, manager of In ...

Eager to move on with the repair ... picked up glass shards scattered on the front yard and walkway of his friend’s house. He had come over to help and already fixed the front door jam and ...

The January fire destroyed the menorahs she lit for Hanukkah and the growing collection of dreidels Aty Rotter planned to ...

A decision was made not to rebuild the tower and, instead, a new glass door, entrance and pathway will be installed. Kenny Bell, 72, who maintains the churchyard, said: "The change in the church ...

To get a sense of whether the decline in break-ins was being felt across the city, ABC7 News contacted more than a dozen auto glass repair shops ... which opened up the doors to technology that has ...

Architect Vanessa Fong, principal of VFA Architecture & Design  (VFA), had something of a compound challenge with this ...

to slam its doors with a sledgehammer, a demonstration of the Cybertruck’s “armored glass” went awry. The executive hurled a metal ball at the driver-side windows and shattered them.

Other issues include stone fireplace being grouted to the floor, the glass ... back door near the dining room is also cracked, the tub appears to have draining issues, and repair work is obvious ...

The windshield is laminated glass, so it is really only an issue ... The new car dealer I occasionally use wanted over $3,000 to repair. Sometimes it is available on startup, sometimes not.

her fiancé Avery Marshall and their two children awoke to the shouts of deputies shattering glass, breaching the home’s front door and detonating flash-bang grenades, according to a complaint ...

Steve takes on a new challenge with the watch, making a hinged case so that the glass top can be opened, and the wearer can feel the braille dial to tell the time. Keith and Kirsty want to repair ...

Pivot hinges are most commonly encountered in commercial glass doors, especially those without a mullion frame, as they rely on top (ceiling and/or wall) and bottom (floor) anchoring. However ...