One directory publishes (330) 202-9072 and another publishes a completely different number for the same shop at the same address on East Main Street. Both look official. Neither is wrong on purpose. Somebody with a cracked windshield picks whichever one their search happened to show and calls it, and roughly twenty five years of work rides on a coin flip. There is no site of this shop's own to break the tie, so search engines cannot tell either, which quietly splits the ranking too. This page is a free demonstration of what one correct source would look like.
Five categories, an address, hours, and roughly twenty five years behind it. That is the complete public record of this business and there is nothing else, no photos of finished work, no description written by anybody at the shop, and no single number a searcher can trust. Everything below came off directory listings. The number that appears on the Yellow Pages listing is (330) 202-9072.
The headline category and the one people search at seven in the morning after finding a broken window. Auto glass is an emergency purchase, which means the caller does not compare, they call the first shop that looks real and answers. Right now the first thing they find is a directory page with two possible numbers on it and no site behind either.
Published as its own category. A chip in a windshield is the most time sensitive job in the trade, because it spreads, and the person with the chip knows it. They will call somebody today. Whether that is this shop depends entirely on which listing their phone showed them.
One of the five published categories, and the one that quietly separates this shop from the windshield chains. A storefront with a broken door needs somebody local who can come out, and nothing online currently says this shop does that kind of work at all.
Published as a category. Cut to size glass is a made to order job, which means it is a conversation, which means it should be a form somebody can fill in from a jobsite at eight at night with the measurements they just took. There is no such form anywhere today.
The fifth published category. Mirror work is visual by nature and there is not one photograph of a finished job anywhere online that this business controls. Nothing sells this kind of work better than a photo of it, and nothing is cheaper to put up.
The published hours run Monday to Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm and Saturday 8:00am to 1:00pm, with Sunday closed. Saturday morning is when most people finally deal with the crack they have been living with, and this shop is open for it, which is worth telling people somewhere they will actually see it.
The pictures below are stand ins and they are here to make a point. There is no photo of the shop on East Main Street, the van, the bays or a single finished windshield anywhere this business controls. Glass work is judged on how clean the finish is, and a clean finish is the easiest thing in the world to photograph. This is the cheapest gap on the whole list to close.
A stone off a truck on 250, a star in the glass, and it is already creeping. They know it has to be dealt with today, which is exactly why glass is a first call trade rather than a compare three quotes trade.
No site of this shop's own comes back, because none exists. What comes back is directory listings and the national chains that pay to sit above them. The chains have photos, hours, and a booking button.
One listing publishes (330) 202-9072 and another publishes a different number entirely for the same East Main Street shop. Nothing on either page explains the difference. If the one they try rings out, most people do not try the other one, they go back and call the chain.
Not better, not closer, not cheaper. Just clearer. One page of your own with one number, the hours, a few photos of finished glass and a form that takes a message at nine at night would settle every part of this.
Nothing here was assumed and nothing was rounded up. Below is the full list of what was read on the public record on 2026-08-27. Anything that could not be verified is not on this page in any form, including who owns the shop, what any job costs, how fast anything gets done, and whether insurance is billed directly. The years in business appear as both 24 and 25 depending on the source, so this page says roughly twenty five and never a hard number. The listed number is (330) 202-9072.
Straight answer about where these seven rows came from. They were read off the published Hours block on this shop's directory listing on 2026-08-27, not off anything the shop wrote, because there is nowhere for the shop to write anything. The day a Saturday closes early or a holiday changes things, no listing will know. Call (330) 202-9072 before driving over if the timing matters.
123 E Main St, Apple Creek, OH 44606, on the main street through town in Wayne County. The address is consistent across every listing checked, which is more than can be said for the phone number. The number on the Yellow Pages listing, and the one used throughout this page, is (330) 202-9072.
This is the piece that does not exist today. No email address is published anywhere for this business and there is no form, so the only way in is a phone call during opening hours. Somebody who cracked a window at seven on a Saturday evening has to hold that thought until Monday morning and then remember to call (330) 202-9072, and most of them will have called somebody else by then.
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