Windshield replacement with OEM-quality glass.

It depends on the vehicle and what’s built into the glass: a forward camera, rain sensor, heated wiper area, acoustic layer or head-up display all change the price. Your quote is free, and you see the price before anything is scheduled. With insurance, it’s often $0 out of pocket, depending on your policy. What sets a windshield’s price.

Glass usually falls under the comprehensive part of an auto policy. In Arizona, full glass coverage is an option you choose; with it, a new windshield can carry no deductible. Florida has its own windshield rule for drivers with comprehensive coverage. We check your policy and tell you what you would pay before the appointment. How insurance works for auto glass.

Not when your policy has comprehensive coverage. In Florida, the deductible does not apply to windshield damage under comprehensive coverage, and on a personal auto policy your insurer may not require a particular shop for windshield work. We check your policy and confirm what you would pay before the appointment. Florida windshield law.

In Arizona, yes, unless your policy contract says otherwise. Florida’s rule is in the answer above. In both states, we help you file your claim and can bill your insurer directly. Arizona glass coverage.

Only your insurer can answer that for your policy. A windshield cracked by a rock or road debris is normally filed under comprehensive coverage, not as an at-fault accident, so ask your agent how your policy treats it. We go over your coverage with you first, and you decide before any claim is filed.

Most installs take about 30–45 minutes, at your home or work. Allow a little longer when the camera needs calibrating.

Your technician tells you. The urethane that holds the glass needs time to set before the car is safe to drive, and that time depends on the adhesive and on the heat and humidity that day, so there is no single number for every car.

If your car has a camera at the top of the windshield for lane keeping or automatic braking, it often needs calibrating after new glass goes in. You’ll know before we start. When it does, we calibrate during the same visit, where the procedure can be done on site. If it can’t be done on site for your car, we tell you before anything is booked. About ADAS calibration.

OEM-quality glass matched to your VIN and trim, with the right bracket for the camera, rain sensor or mirror your car came with. Every install carries our lifetime workmanship warranty, for as long as you own the vehicle. Read the warranty terms.

No. We replace glass and don’t do chip or crack repair. If a chip is small and out of your line of sight, a repair shop may be the cheaper call. If the crack is spreading or sits where you look, a replacement quote is the place to start.