Mobile Glass Repair Service in Catasauqua Pennsylvania

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I figure out if auto glass damage can be restored?
This is dependent on the kind of crack or chip. The most reliable solution is to contact us and we will check out the chip or crack. We'll let you know if it is a repair that could be made or if you are being confronted by a windshield replacement. In either case, we'll partner with you and your insurance agency.

Q: How long will my auto glass repair work or replacement take?
In many cases, windshield repairs may be done in half an hour or less. Windshield replacements will often take 1 hour or less; however, we highly recommend that you do not drive the motor vehicle for about one hour after the service is completed.

Q: How long will it be before I can confidently operate my vehicle?
You can usually drive away one hour after a windshield auto glass replacement, or straight away after a fix or side window installation. Our service technicians use the best materials, including the industry's first adhesive with a one-hour drive-away time for windshield installations. The service tech will instruct you if any more time is required.

Q: Will I have to wait with my vehicle?
No, you don’t need to wait with your vehicle, but please have your car keys available for the technician.

Q: How soon can you get started on repairing my truck?
In many situations, we can get you scheduled for the same or next day service. Simply request an appointment or give us a call. We'll get you repaired promptly as we can.

Q: How will the windshield look after repair?
Your rock chip should become significantly clearer when mended. That being said, clearness is dependent upon the size, age, the amount of glass missing from the center, and the quantity of fragmented glass within the break. When looking through the windshield, vision will not suffer.

Q: Will you be able to replace the tags that are currently on my windshield?
When possible, our trained service technicians will take exceptional care to remove any sticker labels or items that are affixed to your old auto glass and will switch them over to your new windshield to ensure that you will not lose the info.

Q: Are there any out of pocket expenses to get my auto glass fixed?
The answer depends on your insurance plan coverage. For glass repairs, most auto insurance companies waive the deductible so you will not have to pay anything out of pocket. In fact, many insurance providers do not even count glass repairs as a claim. For glass installation, you may not have to pay anything out of pocket if your auto insurance plan includes full glass coverage. Having said that, if your policy includes a deductible for glass replacement, then you will be accountable for the deductible amount and your insurance provider will pay any money over the deductible amount.

Q: What kind of parts do you use for your glass services?
We use the best glass, molding, urethanes, and other installation materials to maintain and enhance the safety qualities of your windshield.

Q: Can you replace the other auto glass on my vehicle?
Yes, we can replace the door glass, vents, back glass, quarter glass.

Q: It's only a small crack. Can I wait to have it repaired?
No. You certainly should never delay. The windshield is an important structural element of your motor vehicle. If diminished because of untended damage, it will not supply optimal protection in a traffic collision. Many small chips or surface cracks only have an effect on the outer layer of the windshield, so it may be fixed before it gets any more severe and calls for more time and money to repair.

Q: What will the auto glass shop most likely ask me when I call?
We need to know who your insurance company is and the year, make, and model of your vehicle, the type of damage you have, and when and where you need the work performed.

Fun Catasauqua facts:

Catasauqua is a borough in Lehigh County and it is considered a suburb of Allentown. It was first settled in 1805. The economy of Catasauqua was historically based on of manufacturing. Catasauqua also housed the first anthracite iron industry in the United States which is why Catasauqua is claimed to be the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. For locals, Catasauqua is often referred to as ‘Catty’. The name Catasauqua comes from the Lenni Lenape and it means ‘dry ground’ or ‘thirsty ground’.

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