You Pay the Deductible.
We Handle the Rest.
We're set up in-network with major insurance carriers. For most customers, a windshield claim comes down to one thing on your end: pay your deductible. The claim, the invoicing, the carrier paperwork — that's our job, not yours.
How PA Glass Coverage Actually Works.
Comprehensive auto insurance — the part of your policy that covers everything other than a collision — is what covers a cracked windshield, a vandalized side window, or a rear glass shattered by a falling branch. Liability-only policies do not.
Pennsylvania does not require insurers to offer $0-deductible glass coverage by law. Some states do (Florida, South Carolina, Kentucky); PA doesn't. But most comprehensive policies in PA voluntarily waive the deductible specifically for chip repair — because insurers would rather pay for the cheap repair now than the full replacement later. Replacement is usually subject to your normal comprehensive deductible.
PA Title 31, Chapter 146c requires insurers to offer optional full-glass coverage — meaning you can usually add a $0-deductible glass rider to your policy for a small premium bump if your default coverage doesn't already include it. Worth asking your agent about if you drive a lot of high-stone-chip routes (US-209, PA-248, the Bypass).
Four Steps. One of Them Is Yours.
We're set up in-network with major insurance carriers, so the claim flows through us. Here's exactly how a typical insured windshield job goes — and the only step that needs anything from you.
Tell us your vehicle, the damage, and your insurance carrier. We confirm coverage and get the claim moving on the network side.
Mobile at your driveway or in our shop. Correct glass, OEM-spec adhesive, ADAS calibration if your vehicle needs it.
That's your one step. You pay your comprehensive deductible to us — or nothing at all if it's a covered $0-deductible repair.
We invoice the insurance side and they submit to your carrier. No forms for you to chase, no reimbursement to wait on.
We Don't Cut Corners to Begin With.
A windshield install either gets done right or it doesn't. We focus on doing it right the first time — correct glass, proper prep, manufacturer-spec adhesive, real cure time. The four-star-and-up reviews on our Google profile come from work that held up, not from a piece of paper.
Straight answer: we don't advertise a formal written warranty. What we offer instead is doing the job correctly, being a real local shop you can reach, and a track record you can read for yourself on Google. If you'd rather have a glossy warranty card than a clean install, we're probably not your shop — and we'd rather tell you that up front.
Common Claim Questions.
Questions About Your Coverage?
Tell us your insurance carrier and what happened, and we'll tell you what's covered, what your deductible looks like, and how the claim works.