Auto Glass Express

In the 1950s, safety glass, once used around almost the entire car, was almost completely replaced with tempered glass. Safety glass was only used in the front windshield. Tempered glass made it easier to rescue trapped passengers from accidents.

Following a windshield replacement, it’s recommended that you wait 24 hours before washing your vehicle. This is because the high pressure from car washes can damage the seal and other moldings before the urethane has a chance to cure sufficiently.

In many cases, having a small crack or chip in your windshield doesn’t necessarily mean that you need to have the entire glass piece replaced. Depending on the size and location, we can repair many damaged areas, saving you money.

Mobile glass repair brings a technician and all the tools of the trade to you! Your damaged vehicle windows can then be repaired at the location you choose. Call us to make an appointment!

Have you seen vehicles that do not need wipers to keep the windshield clear during rain storms? These vehicles use hydrophobic glass, which turns the windshield into something like a waxed surface. Rain beads up and runs off the glass naturally.

Did you know that high quality windshield repair can successfully restore the structural integrity of the windshield? In addition, this will help prevent the damage from spreading and also make the blemish less noticeable.

J.H. Apjohn invented the first set of windshield wipers in 1903. It involved a pair of brushes that moved up and down. This allowed the driver to periodically stop the vehicle to clean the windshield.

While we can certainly appreciate the finance-savvy car owner who wants to save money on car repairs, your windshield isn’t the best place to skimp. When you need to ensure that your windshield remains safe, we’re always here for you.

One of the main types of auto glass is tempered glass, which is specifically made to protect passengers in the car. This type of glass is common in the side and rear windows.

Our advanced auto glass restoration and repair materials and techniques help ensure that small chips or cracks don’t become big ones. This saves you the cost of replacement, and it restores your windshield’s appearance and structural integrity.

If your car has a passenger airbag, additional glass strength is necessary to support the airbag deployment, which means we use a faster-acting glass adhesive.

During the manufacturing process, a windshield is heated then cooled or “annealed” to increase its strength. Sometimes, the annealing process causes residual strain along the windshield’s perimeter, which may eventually lead to stress cracks.