Glass Repair Services In Georgia
Have a broken windshield? Broken door glass? Don’t worry! At H&A, we specialize in all auto glass replacements for foreign or domestic vehicles. We also carry glass for the following truck models Hino, GMC, Isuzu, Intl., Mac, and Fuso.
Replacement Services for:
- Windshield
- Door glass
- Vent glass
- Quarter glass
- Back glass and rear sliding window
We are also proud to offer:
- FREE mobile service. Let us come to you!
- FREE auto glass estimates
- Insurance assistance
- Quick turnaround time
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Whatever your worries or concerns, H&A has the auto glass solution and services guaranteed to put you back in the driver’s seat ASAP, whether you drive the newest make or a classic model.
Learn More About Auto Glass Repair & Replacement in Atlanta
- When should you not repair your windshield?
- Will insurance cover auto glass replacement?
- How much does car window replacement cost? How much does it cost without insurance?
- What different types of auto glass can you use to replace a windshield?
- How is the auto glass used to replace door windows different from the glass used to replace windshields?
- Who provides the best auto glass replacement service?
- How can I find a company that does auto glass replacement near me?
When should you not repair your windshield?
Your front windshield does more for you that you might be aware of. According the Auto Glass Safety Council, your windshield provides 45-60% of the structural integrity for your vehicle. When you notice a chip or crack in your windshield, it’s important to act quickly to get it repaired.
Some damage will require you to replace the entire windshield; other damage may allow for repairs. First, check the size, depth and location of the damage. Chips that are about the size of a quarter or cracks that are under 14 inches may be repairable, but check the depth of the crack.
Your windshield is made up of three layers – two glass layers with a plastic layer in the middle. If a crack extends through all three layers, you’ll need to replace the entire windshield.
Next, you need to look at the location of the damage. If it is in the line of site of the driver, you may want to get the entire thing replaced. Repairing a crack or chip can cause distortion to the glass, impairing visibility.
Will insurance cover auto glass replacement?
If you have comprehensive coverage or full glass coverage, your insurance company may help pay for your auto glass repair or replacement. Check with your insurance company to find out what your automotive insurance policy says, because you may have a deductible.
A deductible is the amount of money you have to pay out-of-pocket before the insurance company will step in and start paying. If you have a $100 deductible and the replacement costs $300, then you will pay $100 and your insurance company will pay the remainder.
It’s important to note that each insurance company may handle claims differently. Some may ask that you pay the full amount and then they will reimburse you. Others may pay the full amount and then require you to pay them the deductible. Contact your insurance provider for details specific to your policy.
How much does car window replacement cost? How much does it cost for glass replacement without insurance?
The prices for auto glass replacement does not change if you do or do not have insurance. We do not charge a lesser or greater amount to individuals without glass coverage, and we don’t give preferential treatment to or try to cheat your insurance company. At H&A Mobile Auto Glass, we treat every customer fairly, whether they are an individual, a dealer, or an insurance company.
What different types of auto glass can you use to replace a windshield?
The type of replacement auto glass that you choose to use will effect the final cost of your service. Here is an overview of the different options you may have available to you, depending on availability and the type of vehicle you have:
Original Equipment Manufacturer Glass (OEM glass)
This glass is the original glass installed in the vehicle at the factory. Automotive companies subcontract their automotive glass to specialized companies. A particular type of vehicle will only have one manufacture of OEM glass. Often, we are able to purchase replacement auto glass directly from that manufacture.
Dealer Glass
This is the OEM glass made specifically for your vehicle. The difference is that some OEM glass can be purchased from the manufacture and some can only be purchased through the dealership.
Aftermarket Glass
Original Equipment Equivalent glass is made by glass manufactures who make replacement glass but who are not necessarily the original manufactures. The glass will be slightly different but will still meant the Federal Vehicle Safety Standards.
The price difference between these three options will depend on the make and model of your vehicle. Don’t assume that aftermarket glass will be cheaper than OEM glass.
The type of glass that will be used for your vehicle depends on whether or not your insurance company or leasing company (if the vehicle is leased) have a specific brand requirement. If not, the choice is up to you.
How is the auto glass used to replace door windows different from the glass used to replace windshields?
Overall, there are two types of automotive glass – tempered glass and laminated glass. Laminated glass is widely used in automotive and other industries. Made by sandwiching a sheet of plastic (polyvinyl butyral to be exact) between two sheets of glass, this glass will not shatter on impact but will hold together. It’s often used in windshields and architecture. It’s for this reason that, if you need to break a window, you should try breaking a side window.
The side windows of vehicles have tempered glass. The glass is made by heating and rapidly cooling glass. Tempered glass, like laminated glass, is strong enough to withstand normal driving conditions. However, when broken, the glass is designed to break into very small pieces that should be mostly harmless (be careful when handling as some pieces may be sharp).
Who is the best auto glass replacement company?
When choosing an auto glass replacement company, you should consider these things.
Reputation
Always look up any company you are considering doing business with. What do other people say about them? Do they even have reviews online? By looking to see what kind of reputation they have, you can better determine if you want to do business with them.
Experience
New companies come and go, but, when it comes to your safety and the safety of your passengers, you should only work with someone who has experience. Check to see if the technicians have experience and what the overall company experience level is. A company that has been in business for a long time, has a greater likelihood of having experienced technicians.
Services
Consider what services are important to you. Do you want to go to their location? Or do you want them to come to you? Are they able to help you file an insurance claim?
Availability
While you shouldn’t choose a company without doing research, it’s important to get your auto glass fixed quickly. The longer you wait, the more damage could be done and the more danger you may be in if you keep driving with the damaged glass.
How can I find a company that does auto glass replacement near me?
There are three ways to find a company to work with. First, you can ask your insurance company for recommendations. Second, you can ask your friends and family for recommendations. Always double check a recommend company’s online reviews, whether your insurance company recommends them or your best friend. Do your homework.
While these ways can be used, the most popular is to search for a company online. Companies like Google, Yelp, and Bing make it easy to find and research companies in your area. Remember, some companies will have you come to their location while others can come to you. See which company’s schedule best fits your schedule.
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