If you are reading this, you already know that we have made a few changes to our website.

Our goal was to make it more inviting and interactive and at the same time showcase the products that we can provide to our customers.

Did you know?

That Roberts Glass does more than just glass replacement. We have two divisions that make up our company. The first is our commercial division. Specializing in commercial storefronts and virtually an unlimited source of applications for commercial glass. From glass & glazing for high rise buildings to glass shelving.

Then we have our residential division. Residential blankets the residential market by being able to cater to the new home builder, contractors and remodelers as well as the individual home owners needs. Providing an array of New Construction and replacement products.

A Little Bit of History

This may be repeating ourselves but it is worth repeating. Dale Roberts has been in the window and glass business for over 50 years, and continues to play a vary active roll in the day to day operations as the companies C.E.O. Ted Roberts continuing in his fathers foot steps, is the company’s President. Together this father-son team, knowledgeable sales and management teams with over 100 years experience dealing in commercial and residential glass, windows, doors and storefront replacements has built the company’s reputation to one of the most respected distributors of windows and glass products in the industry.

New Product

On the Residential side Marvin Windows and Doors has introduced their new Ultimate Replacement Casement Insert. This new product will feature design flexibility, versatility while allowing for a simple installation. Commercially rated with a DP50 rating. Energy Star compliant (N, NC, SC, S) Standard Marvin Options include: 5) wood species, 19) clad colors, 9) clad casings and 6 subsills, and 8) hardware finishes. This window meets egress and is sized to the opening. Just another way that shows Marvin’s products are “Built Around You“.

Employees in the News

We recently learned that John Gambrel has chosen to return to the automatic door industry. He has accepted a position with Automatic Doors and Access as their District Sales Manager. John has been with Roberts Glass for five plus years as part of our residential sales team. While we will miss John we understand that this is a good move for him professionally and we wish him luck and success in his new position. Congratulations John!

Seth Fickett is our Commercial Safety Director, he also installs commercial glass. Seth was recently recognized in The Spencer Evening World for carrying on a nearly century old family tradition in a little sugar shack just outside of Gosport, Indiana. What is it you ask? Seth is processing and selling Maple Syrup. A small operation selling about 15 gallons a year its not about the money. It’s all about tradition passed down through generation to generation. This is a hobby that Seth truly enjoys, one that the whole family can join in on. Keep the sap flowing Seth.

Here we Grow

We are pleased to announce that we have expanded our commercial warehouse and residential loading dock to include the warehouse space in the back of our building just West of Bragdon on Records. Just West of Bragdon on Records Street.

We have also added a new office in our original warehouse for our warehouse manager, service and delivery professionals.

Kicking into Spring

With the first two major shows of the season behind us the 2008 Indianapolis Home Show and the 2008 Indianapolis Flower & Patio Show. We are ready to focus on the year ahead of us.

We encourage you to visit our contact page if you would like more information on how we might help you complete your project.

It has been a privilege helping you get to know us better. Look for additional history on us, updates on what our staff is up to and any product changes. In next months addition of What’s News. Thank you.

Special Thanks

I would like to send a special shout out to Elaine McCorkle for letting me know about the write up on Seth. Thanks, Elaine.