Fleet auto glass replacement in Arizona and Florida.

Yes, when the glass and the schedule allow. Send the list when you book: year, make, model, unit number and the broken glass on each vehicle. We plan the stop around the vehicles that will be there.

Yes. We only do mobile work, so we come to where the vehicles park in the Phoenix and Tucson areas of Arizona and the Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Jacksonville and West Palm Beach areas of Florida. Tell us who has the keys on site. Once they approve the work, your crew can get back to its day.

We bill the company directly instead of the driver. Give us each vehicle’s unit number when you book and it goes on the invoice, so the work lines up with your own records.

Company cars, SUVs, pickups, work vans and box trucks across 52 makes. Tell us each one’s year, make and model and we confirm the right glass before anything is booked.

That depends on each vehicle’s policy. Glass usually falls under comprehensive coverage, and business policies set their own deductibles and glass terms. We check every vehicle’s coverage first, help you file each claim and can bill the insurer directly. How insurance works for auto glass.

Not on a Florida policy with comprehensive coverage: the deductible doesn’t apply to windshield damage. Door, rear and sunroof glass keep the policy’s deductible. We check each vehicle’s policy and tell you what you’d owe before anything is booked. Florida windshield law.

Same-day appointments are available in most areas, Mon–Sat 8am–6pm, and you can send new requests 24/7 online. A windshield install itself runs about 30–45 minutes a vehicle, while door, rear and sunroof jobs depend on the model. Your technician tells you when each one can go back out.

Vans and pickups with a windshield camera for lane-keeping or emergency braking often do. We tell you which vehicles need it before we book, then calibrate them during the same visit where the procedure can be done on site. About ADAS calibration.

Yes. It’s tied to ownership, not to the driver: the lifetime workmanship warranty covers our workmanship and defects in the glass on each install, for as long as you own the vehicle. It doesn’t pass to a new owner if you sell it. Read the warranty terms.

No. Chip repair isn’t something we do; we only replace glass. For a small chip outside the driver’s view, a repair shop may cost less. Once a crack spreads or reaches the driver’s line of sight, ask us for a replacement quote.