Complete Auto Glass Services
Repairs, replacements, and calibration for cars, trucks, and SUVs, with mobile service at your home or work.
Windshield Replacement
When a crack is too long to repair, sits in your line of sight, or reaches the edge of the glass, replacing the windshield is the safe choice. Your windshield is part of your vehicle's structure: it helps support the roof in a rollover and gives the passenger airbag something to push against.
- A crack longer than about 6 inches
- Damage directly in the driver's line of sight
- Cracks that reach the edge of the windshield
- Several chips or cracks in one windshield
Chip & Crack Repair
A rock chip might look small, but Arizona makes it worse fast. Hot glass, a blast of cold A/C, monsoon temperature swings, and rough roads all put stress on the windshield, and a chip can spread into a long crack almost overnight.
- Rock chips and bullseyes
- Star breaks and combination breaks
- Short cracks of a few inches
- Damage outside the driver's direct line of sight
Side & Back Glass
A broken side window or rear windshield leaves your vehicle open to heat, dust, rain, and theft. Unlike a windshield, side and back glass is usually tempered, so it shatters into small pieces that end up in your door panel, seats, and carpet.
- Front and rear door windows
- Vent and quarter glass
- Rear windshields and back glass
- Rear defroster connections
ADAS Camera Calibration
Many newer vehicles have Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) such as lane departure warning, lane-keep assist, automatic emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control. These systems often rely on a camera mounted behind the windshield.
- A camera module behind the rearview mirror
- Lane departure warning or lane-keep assist
- Automatic emergency braking
- Adaptive cruise control
Insurance Claim Help
Glass damage is one of the most common insurance claims, and many drivers don't realize they're covered. Comprehensive auto policies often include windshield repair and replacement, and Arizona is one of the states where insurers offer full glass coverage that can mean no out-of-pocket cost.
- Checking whether your policy covers glass
- Filing the glass claim
- Working with your insurance company
- Explaining your deductible and out-of-pocket cost
Chipped or cracked windshield?
Get a free, no-obligation quote. We'll come to your home or work.