The Phoenix Windshield Repair & Replacement Pros: up to $275 Cash Back

Many customers get $50, $100, $140, $150, $200 or even more in free cash. The exact amount of money back you receive from this auto glass promotion will depend on your vehicle's insurance policy and its year, make and model. In general, newer vehicles can get the highest amount from this deal.

Yes, windshield shops in Arizona can legally offer incentives like free cash. Customers also have the legal right to choose which auto glass company you would like to replace your windshield, whether that shop offers to pay you or offers other specials.

In general, no. Insurance companies in Arizona are required to provide no-fault, zero-deductible coverage because windshield damage is so common in our state. As long as you abide by the terms of your insurance policy when you have your windshield installed, your insurer generally cannot raise your rates if you take advantage of offers like free money, gift cards, coupons, free dinner or free gas.

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We professionally replace windshields in Metro Phoenix for all types of passenger vehicles made since 1981. We can install a new front windshield on your car, truck, SUV, minivan, van, RV or light commercial vehicle. We can also replace a windshield on many classic cars and trucks!

Your new windshield will be ready for driving in about 45-60 minutes. Our certified techs use high quality, automotive urethane adhesive that cures quickly so you can get back on the road fast.

Our highly trained specialists can put in a windshield on any modern vehicle with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) or other technology systems. We can also help with recalibration after your ADAS windshield replacement.

We back all new windshields with a 100% guarantee on materials and workmanship. Our coverage lasts for your vehicle's lifetime and is valid nationwide.

We specialize in insurance windshield replacements. Most Arizona full or comprehensive policies cover repairs and replacements to your vehicle's glass when it gets chipped or cracked.

We are approved by all major auto insurance providers, and we're a preferred partner for many of them. Our experienced team sets up claims fast, and we're happy to work with any insurer. Or pay yourself and take advantage of our affordable prices.

This guide shows the main steps we follow to install your new windshield:

1. Prepare the windshield and make sure your vehicle's inside is protected from any debris.
2. Remove the old windshield by cutting around the seal that holds it in place.
3. Apply a new urethane seal to the windshield frame.
4. Place the new windshield on your vehicle's frame using specialized suction tools.
5. Clean up any debris in your vehicle's interior by vacuuming it up.
6. Let the new seal cure for a few minutes (your tech will tell you how long to wait before driving).

A properly-performed windshield repair will maintain your windshield's structural integrity to help ensure vehicle safety for the driver and passengers. This is important because the windshield is part of the integrated safety structure in modern vehicles.

A poor repair, or a chipped or cracked windshield that hasn't been properly fixed, can compromise vehicle safety in the event of a collision.

In many cases, we can fix small rock chips or cracks in your front windshield. Our windshield chip repair process only takes about 20-30 minutes in most cases.

To be repairable, damage needs to meet certain criteria like being limited to the outer layer of windshield glass.

Here's a guide to the main steps we perform to repair your windshield:

1. Your technician will drill into the damaged area.
2. Inject a liquid resin to fill the entire chip or crack.
3. Cure the resin with ultraviolet (UV) light to harden it.
4. Polish the glass for a smooth finish.

Front windshields are made using a technique called laminated glass that involves sandwiching multiple layers to resist shattering. Damage to the outer glass layer is often repairable.

All other glass components on your vehicle are constructed from tempered glass that is made to break into dull shards to minimize harm to vehicle occupants in a collision.

Tempered glass is made from only 1 layer, so once it gets broken it's not possible to repair it with current techniques.

We can safely replace glass on all modern vehicles. You get the same reliable service as all our customers, including free mobile service Valley-wide, 7-days-a-week convenience, $0 out-of-pocket with most insurance, and a 100% lifetime warranty providing peace of mind.

Below is a guide with the basic steps we take to install new car door or rear glass:

1. Remove the old glass. For windows, the door panel needs to be removed first. For back glass, the seal around the glass holding it in place will need to be cut.
2. Clean up any broken glass debris by vacuuming it up. For rear glass, remove as much of the old seal as possible.
3. Install the new glass. For windows, test that the new glass raises and lowers properly. For back glass, test any power functions like defrost to make sure they work.
4. Clean up any final debris.