Green Mountain Glass
Clear Glass, Set Right
Green Mountain Glass is a husband-and-wife auto glass shop in southwest Vermont, working roads in three states. They repair and replace windshields, and they come to you.
A cracked windshield is a small emergency, so the website is the opposite of one: paper-white pages, quiet type and a dark dock that holds the menu, like a well-made tool. It opens in a timber barn, misty mountains in the doorway and a car wearing blue installer’s tape on its new glass: the moment just after the job is done.
Their own job footage carries the rest, its sharpest ten seconds brought up to 4K, because whoever sets your glass should be who you see. Send a photo and get a clear price. Every service, the phone number and a Google review are one tap away, and a short link made for receipts and stickers goes straight to their reviews.
Colophon
How it was made.
- Type
- Geist and Geist Mono: a clean sans for reading, and a mono for the small labels, like the stamp in the corner of a windshield.
- Colour
- Paper, ink and near-black, so the green of the mountains does the talking.
- Pictures
- The people are really them, in their own footage. The barn, the valley and the service pictures are generated.