Windshield Replacement

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Make sure your auto glass installer uses current processes and technologies that are safe for you and your family. Our technicians are Sika Certified, high-quality auto glass installers. We adhere to proper safety standards.

Points of Safe Windshield Install

Only those businesses that meet the following professional standards should be trusted with your car:

Install Conditions – We install windshields in a controlled environment. Not outdoors. This is important because conditions are optimal to make sure the windshield properly adheres to the vehicle.
Drive Away Time – We make sure the correct amount of time is allowed for the vehicle to be safe to drive.
Use trained and certified technicians
Use only products that meet FMVSS standards
Follow all adhesive manufacturer’s instructions
Provide written warranty and record for the work completed

Driver Safety System Windshield Camera Recalibration Services

More and more vehicles have advanced safety systems, and nearly all of those vehicle brands require a safety system recalibration after a windshield replacement. Our technicians are experienced and trained with the recalibration process and will help ensure your vehicle continues to protect you. For more information on window calibration services.

Client Reviews, The Service You Should Expect

“They replaced our windshield on our Subaru after it got a big crack for over $100 cheaper than the many other places in the area I called. Have had it for over 2 months with no problems, their staff was nice and efficient as well.”

Abby

“A coworker recommended them. Seemed like a decent price for my smashed out passenger rear car window $250. Dropped off morning of, they were done by 10am. Accommodated my crazy schedule at work. So far, no complaints. Vacuumed all of the glass from the car from what I’ve seen.”

via Yelp

“Aaron and Ben got me in and out in no time after suffering a smash and grab on my car, even though they were swamped with business. Aarons a long time aqauntence and tinted my car about a year ago, let me tell you I see alot of cars with bad tint jobs and mine is perfect. Looking forward in getting my wifes car tinted very soon. Keep up the great job guys.”

via Facebook

“Wow! Excellent service in solving the problem of a broken skylight that was taking on water. Good explanation of options. Quick install. Absolutely recommend for quality and service.”

via Google

Windshield Replacement Provides Safety

The windshield has become critical in the vehicle’s overall stability and ability to protect its passengers in crashes. First of all, it is a federal safety standard that windshields keep passengers inside the car in the event of a crash. The driver and all passengers should always have seat belts on, but if they don’t it becomes the windshield’s job to help keep them inside the vehicle.

During crash circumstances, windshields also play a vital role in the structural integrity of the vehicle. In front-end crashes the windshield provides stiffness and rigidity, which helps keep the car from crushing on impact, and protects the bodies of the passengers. In rollover crashes the windshield is responsible for reinforcing the roof structure and keeping the roof from caving in on the passengers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports over 40,000 Americans are killed and over 5 million injured every year in highway crashes. Over 30% of the fatalities occur when vehicle occupants are either ejected from the vehicle, or, injured during rollovers.

If a windshield’s strength is in a weakened state because of chips or cracks, it does not have the ability to keep passengers inside, or to withstand the crushing forces an automobile experiences during a crash. Industry experts estimate that between 18 and 22% of a vehicle’s structural integrity is provided by the windshield and in roll-over accidents, the windshield makes up as much as 70% of the total structural integrity of the vehicle. Do you want to compromise that much of your vehicle’s strength because of a windshield crack or chip?