- Typically provide auto glass replacement services, specializing in
installing and repairing windshields.
2. Dealerships:
- Car dealerships often have their own auto repair or service
departments, where they can provide windshield replacement
using OEM (original equipment manufacturer) glass.
3. Auto parts stores:
- Some larger auto parts stores sell replacement windshield glass,
and in certain cases, may also offer professional installation
services.
4. Online retailers:
- Various online websites sell automotive replacement parts,
including windshield glass. It's important to ensure the
compatibility of the glass with your specific vehicle before
ordering.
5. Mobile auto glass services:
- Certain auto glass repair companies offer mobile services,
where they come to your location and replace the windshield.
6. Insurance providers:
- If your windshield damage is covered by insurance, your insurance
company may have specific guidelines on where to get it replaced.
7. Check with your vehicle manufacturer:
- Some vehicle manufacturers may have specialized requirements or
certifications for windshield replacements, so it's worth
checking if they have a preferred provider list.
NOTE:
- Cost: Prices for windshield replacement can vary depending on the
type of vehicle, the kind of glass (laminated or non-laminated),
and the labor involved.
- Safety standards: Ensure that the glass you choose and the
technician performing the replacement adhere to safety and
quality standards.
