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With more than 13 years of experience, Trident Glass can assure you of top-notch glass repairs and solutions in the Sydney metro area and all other areas of Sydney. Our team can satisfy your repair needs for doors, shower screens, mirrors, office partitions, Splashback, windows, and shopfronts with utmost safety.
Unit 7, 3 Tollis Place Seven Hills NSW 2147, 2147, Sydney, Australia
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Big shout out to Harry from Trident Glass at Seven Hills. I needed urgent repair to large window of my house due to criminal damage over the Xmas period. Despite being extremely busy Harry went the extra mile to help me out when other companies couldn't or they just didn't turn up. Would highly recommend Trident and Harry. Thank you.
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