Jones Paint & Glass has grown from humble beginnings into a regional leader in paint, glass, and home improvement solutions. The company’s history is rooted in the passion and determination of its founder, Harold Jones, who started the business with an ambitious dream and a helping hand from his parents. They believed so deeply in his vision that they used their household furniture as collateral for the initial investment, allowing Harold to lay the foundation for what would become a highly regarded company.
Harold’s approach to business was simple but profound: focus on high-quality products, personalized service, and building trust with each customer. His commitment resonated with the local community, and his reputation for reliability and craftsmanship helped the business thrive. From the earliest days, Harold was dedicated to serving the community with a hands-on approach that would set the tone for the company’s future.
Expanding Horizons: Growth and New Services
As demand for Jones Paint & Glass’s services grew, Harold expanded the company’s offerings to meet a broader range of needs. Jones Paint & Glass quickly grew beyond its initial location and diversified in both commercial and residential services, providing window and door installations for homes as well as large commercial buildings, custom glass and mirrors for municipal buildings and recreation centers as well as home gyms, modern shower glass and mirrors for home contractors as well as for DIY renovations, and a full spectrum of paint products from exterior to interior paint and paint products, and even auto paint and glass for hobbyists and field paint for local high schools.
Over the decades, Jones Paint & Glass continued to expand with the addition of multiple locations across the Intermountain West. Each location embodies Harold’s commitment to community and customer service, ensuring that every project was handled with care and expertise. The company developed strong relationships with well-respected brands, enabling it to offer premium products such as Benjamin Moore paint, Andersen Windows & Doors, Marvin Windows and Doors, Clopay garage doors, LiftMaster openers, and a wide range of custom solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of both residential and commercial clients.
Modern Innovations: Vinyl Windows Manufactured In Utah, For Utah
In response to Utah’s unique climate needs, the family-run company also made a significant investment by opening a window manufacturing plant in Provo. This facility produces energy-efficient vinyl windows designed to withstand Utah’s varied temperatures, from scorching summers to cold, snowy winters. The plant reflects the company’s commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction, allowing them to create products that directly address the demands of Utah’s climate while offering homeowners options for reducing energy costs.
The Provo facility allows Jones Paint & Glass to control every aspect of the manufacturing process, ensuring that the quality aligns with the company’s highest standards. These vinyl windows are not only durable but also energy-efficient, embodying the company’s dedication to eco-friendly practices and local production. This plant has positioned Jones Paint & Glass as a leader in custom, climate-specific windows that meet both the aesthetic and functional needs of their clients.
Newest Ventures: Expanding to Payson
In addition to its manufacturing innovations, Jones Paint & Glass has continued to expand its presence across Utah. This summer, the company proudly opened a new location in Payson, making its products and services more accessible to communities in Southern Utah County and beyond. The Payson location offers the same trusted expertise in windows, doors, paint, glass, and home improvement solutions as the company’s other locations, reflecting its commitment to quality and local support.
The addition of the Payson location marks a new chapter in the company’s expansion, allowing it to serve an even broader range of customers with the same dedication to quality that has defined it for decades.
A Modern Company Rooted in Tradition
Today, Jones Paint & Glass operates as a multifaceted company that combines innovation with tradition. It has evolved into a comprehensive home improvement provider, offering everything from energy-efficient windows and doors to custom bathroom glass installations and more. The company’s reputation for quality and integrity continues to attract loyal customers who value its commitment to excellence.
Each location upholds the values instilled by Harold Jones, with a focus on community involvement and customer satisfaction. Jones Paint & Glass continues to offer handpicked brands at affordable prices, while continuing to innovate and meet the demands of an ever-evolving industry. The company’s dedication to supporting local events and charitable initiatives further exemplifies its role as a community partner, deeply invested in the well-being of the areas it serves.
Looking Forward: Embracing Sustainability and Innovation
Now, Jones Paint & Glass currently has hundreds employees across its eight locations in Utah, serving both residential and commercial customers with a wide range of products and services, including windows, doors, glass, and paint. The company has built a strong reputation in the Intermountain West over the decades, maintaining a loyal customer base by focusing on quality and personalized service. Today, the company continues to thrive under the leadership of Harold Jones’s grandson, David Jones, while remaining true to its original values of quality and community focus.
As Jones Paint & Glass looks to the future, it remains committed to providing Utah residents with the best quality products at family-friendly prices. The Provo manufacturing plant exemplifies this commitment, producing windows that align with modern environmental standards and are specifically geared toward homes and businesses in the state. Additionally, the company continues to seek ways to enhance its product offerings and improve customer experiences, ensuring that every homeowner, contractor, and business owner receives the highest level of service and quality.
With a legacy rooted in determination and integrity, Jones Paint & Glass continues to embody the values set forth by Harold Jones. The company’s focus on quality, community, and innovation has allowed it to grow while remaining true to its founder’s vision. From a small, one-man venture to a regional leader now employing multiple generations of Joneses as well as hundreds of other employees across the state, Jones Paint & Glass stands as a testament to the enduring power of hard work, vision, and community support.
About the Author
Mikelle Despain has been providing design tips and inspiration for Jones Paint & Glass for over 10 years. She is a regular guest on the KSL Home Show with Heather Osmond. With a background in journalism and passion for interior design, she enjoys the opportunity to share the latest trends with the Jones Paint & Glass network.
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