Nashville residents love to shop local. That is part of what keeps our economy thriving, jobs growing, and reputation rocketing across all metrics. The choices you make in regards to your home design and repair are no different than the choices you make about where to go out to eat. Dining in a local artisanal eatery rather than the chain franchise next door is making a statement about where you want your dollars to make the biggest impact- here in the town we call home. Trusting a local residential and commercial glass company with the artistry of installing the glass in your very home is no different. Evan Glass Company not only has a compelling reputation for local, high-quality and customer-friendly service; they also have a corporate history that probably rivals your own familys in terms of their commitment to Nashville. As an inevitable consumer of residential glass at some point or another, it would do you good to note the intriguing history of Evans Glass, as well as that of the residential and commercial glass industry as a whole. Each story lends a fresh perspective to our present position and options, and makes us appreciate what we have now thanks to the industrious innovation of the past.

W.A. Evans began Evans Glass Company in 1956, at a time when the market was nearly saturated with competition and he couldn't think of a single color that hadn't already been chosen as a corporate car color for another glass company. When he and his wife fortuitously spied a pink Cadillac and received divine inspiration to claim that quirky color for their own, the reputation of Evans Glass Company is innovative and unbeholden to convention was established. They added onto their unique pink trucks the signature ingredient of friendliness, which has led them to not just be a company of employees, but of genuine partners to Nashville residents. Today, it is not at all paradoxical that they have managed to hold onto their roots of eccentricity and amicability, while still leading the pack in terms of industrial invention and customer service.

It is a funny coincidence that the very product they specialize in- residential and commercial glass- has undergone an almost parallel history of transformation from exclusively highbrow commodity inaccessible to the general public into a malleable and versatile product. Though the analogy might not seem obvious, both Evans Glass Company and glass itself originally served a much smaller segment of the population by virtue of their operational learning curves. Thanks to generations of advancement, though, Evans Glass Company is now well-positioned to serve any residential or corporate glass need in Nashville, and glass itself is up for the job in more ways than one!