Twin City Glass Inducted into Business Hall of Fame

Twin City Glass, a top-rated glass design company serving Long Beach Island and beyond, has recently been recognized for its innovative designs and outstanding service in the custom glass industry. Known for delivering premium-quality frameless shower doors and advanced commercial glass solutions, Twin City Glass continues to set the standard for excellence as a premier glass company LBI clients trust.

With a growing reputation throughout New Jersey, Twin City Glass specializes in a wide range of custom solutions, including frameless shower enclosures, sliding frameless doors, semi-frameless designs, and precision-crafted storefront glass. The company also provides glass tabletops, shelving, and mirror installations that elevate residential and commercial spaces alike.

"We're honored to be recognized for our craftsmanship and commitment to our customers," said a spokesperson for Twin City Glass. "As an award-winning glass design [https://twincityglassdesign.com/] company, our goal has always been to combine aesthetics, functionality and expert installation to exceed expectations every time."

The family-owned glass company LBI [https://twincityglassdesign.com/residential-glass/] is celebrated for its hands-on customer service, fast turnaround, and dependable on-site estimates. The company offers same-day service for urgent repairs and installations, making it a trusted partner for both homeowners and business owners across the Jersey Shore.

Twin City Glass takes pride in offering only the highest-quality materials, ensuring every project meets exacting standards. Their custom-built glass solutions not only enhance the visual appeal of any space but also add long-term value and functionality.

Customers consistently praise the company for its honesty, transparency, and competitive pricing - values that have helped build strong relationships and repeat business across the region.

In addition to their award-winning residential work, Twin City Glass also supports commercial clients with storefront doors, commercial framing systems, and insulated glass products designed to improve energy efficiency while maintaining visual appeal. Their broad suite of services positions them as a one-stop destination for any glass need in the Garden State.

"We are proud to support local businesses and homeowners with glass that not only looks good but performs," said the spokesperson. "Whether you're looking for a frameless shower door or a full commercial storefront, we're here to provide customized solutions that reflect your style and needs."

Twin City Glass serves the entire state of New Jersey and continues to grow its footprint across Long Beach Island and surrounding areas. Free estimates are available online or by phone, and customers are encouraged to schedule appointments to discuss their unique glass projects.

For more information, visit https://twincityglassdesign.com/shower-doors/ or call us at (732) 625-9885 today for your custom glass quote.

You can further connect with the company and get to know more about their projects via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/TwinCityGlassbyDesign/] and Instagram [https://instagram.com/twincityglass].

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Address:2602 Hwy 37 East
City: Toms River
State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Website: https://twincityglassdesign.com

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