Door windows, quarter panes and rear glass for Westbury vehicles cost $180 to $500 and take under two hours in most cases. We do this at the shop fifteen minutes west, and out in the commuter lots where a lot of this damage is discovered at the end of the day.
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The most common version of this job in Westbury begins with somebody walking back from an evening train to find cubes of glass on the tarmac. A car standing in a large lot from morning until night is unattended for a long time, and a tempered side window offers no resistance at all to a determined point impact. What follows is an unpleasant drive home with the wind coming through and an interior full of small blunt fragments.
We deal with both halves of that. The correct panel is specified by year, make and model, so the replacement matches the tint of the glass around it and carries whatever printed elements the original had. The car is then cleared out properly, which means taking the interior door panel off to vacuum inside the skin where most of the cubes end up, then working through the seats, the rails and the carpet. Fitting follows, with door glass aligned in the regulator so it runs true and seals along the channel, and bonded panels set into fresh adhesive. The whole job is quoted before we start, and the installation carries a lifetime workmanship warranty for as long as the car is yours.
“Blue Chip Glass did a great job replacing the front windshield on my Kia Soul two weeks ago. The replacement glass looks just like the original. They did a perfect job. Very neat work, even down to the registration sticker being straight…”
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Given how much of this damage happens in the station lots, the sensible response is often to have us come to the lot rather than adding a shop trip to an already ruined evening. Better still, if you find the damage in the morning, tell us before you get on the train and we will handle it during the day while the car is standing there anyway. That is the one advantage of the commuter routine: the vehicle is stationary and accessible for eleven or twelve hours, which is five times what the job needs. All we require is space beside the car and dry conditions. Tell us the row and the plate before you board and the rest is arranged by phone, including payment, so nothing has to happen in a dark lot at seven in the evening.
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You can drive it, though it is unpleasant and the cubes migrate as you go. If the weather is dry and the trip is short, bringing it in is fine and we will clear it out here. If it is raining, or if the missing pane is on the driver's side, we would rather come to you and get it sealed where it stands.
Yes, it is part of the job rather than an extra. We take the door trim off to reach the cavity where most of the tempered glass falls, then vacuum the seats, the runners and the carpet. It adds time, which is why these jobs take up to two hours rather than forty minutes, but skipping it is how people end up finding fragments months later.
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