Yes, and this is our own block. Master One Auto Glass works out of 1021 Garrison Avenue, a few minutes from the market gates. Common windshields sit on our racks, so most cars and vans are finished the same day in roughly half an hour of fitting. Walk in, or we drive to your yard.
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Our address puts us in the middle of a working neighborhood, so a good share of what rolls into the bay earns money for somebody. Refrigerated box trucks off the terminal runs. Sprinter vans loaded with pallets for restaurants across the river. Flatbeds, dump trucks, and the black cars that carry market staff home when a shift ends at four in the morning. That changes how we handle a booking. We ask on the phone which pane broke and what the vehicle is, pull the glass off the rack before you pull up, and hand the keys back rather than keeping the truck all afternoon.
For an operator running several vehicles out of the peninsula, we take them one at a time instead of all at once. Send the first van over when we open at 8:30, collect it, send the next. Nothing sits idle for a whole day. Cash and insurance claims both work here, and the number we say on the phone is the number on the invoice. Every install carries a lifetime workmanship warranty, which counts for more on a truck that runs six days a week than it does on a weekend car.
Hunts Point is a peninsula built for freight, not for commuters, and the street pattern shows it. Ramps off the Bruckner feed Hunts Point Avenue, which fans out into Garrison, Lafayette and Randall Avenues before everything funnels toward Halleck Street and Food Center Drive. Between two and six in the morning the terminal traffic owns those blocks completely. By mid-morning it thins out and there is usually room to leave a twenty-six foot box truck at the curb outside our door, which is not something you can say about most of the borough. The 6 stops at Hunts Point Avenue if you would rather drop the vehicle and get back to work. Curb space closer to the market fills with idling trailers, so when you drive something long, tell us on the phone and we will point you at the right side of the street.
“Good work and honest shop, have been here a couple of times. Never had any problem or had to return to fix anything. One thing I noticed is that the common glass is kept on site, but uncommon glass is not. Was in and out in 30 mins for an…”
Few neighborhoods in the city are harder on glass than this one, and the reason is parked right outside. Thousands of loaded trailers a day work the same asphalt, and what they leave behind is sunken utility cuts, steel plates and broken edges around every gate. Stone thrown at truck ride height tends to open a long straight run rather than a tidy star, so damage here often needs replacing when the same hit on a sedan would have been a resin repair. Rail crossings near Oak Point add their own jolts. Reefer units and pallet jacks throw grit around the loading aprons. Vans left on the industrial blocks overnight also lose door and quarter glass to break-ins, which is why tempered side panes move through our shop about as steadily as windshields do.
If you are already on the peninsula you are minutes out. Coming from the terminals, take Food Center Drive out to Halleck Street and Garrison Avenue runs west from that corner. From Barretto, Manida or Faile Street it is a two or three minute drive. Off the Bruckner, use the Hunts Point Avenue exit, head south toward the water and turn onto Garrison. There is curb room for a work vehicle most of the day. If the truck is loaded and you would rather not break the seal on the box, our mobile unit comes to your yard and does the glass where it stands, same price as in the bay.
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Yes. Cab glass on medium-duty trucks is usually flat and we order it in rather than stocking it, so call with the make and model and we will give you a real timeline instead of a guess. Plenty of that work happens at the curb outside the shop or at your yard, because a loaded box does not need to come inside to get a new windshield.
We would rather take them in sequence than park your whole operation. Bring one at 8:30 when we open, pick it up, bring the next. If the glass is common we can often clear two or three vehicles in a day. Tell us the years and models when you call so we can check the racks before you commit to a schedule.
The shop runs Monday through Saturday from 8:30 in the morning until 7 at night, so the first slot of the day suits a driver coming off nights. Leave the vehicle, get some sleep, collect it later. If a chip is all you have, that is 20 to 30 minutes and you can wait for it.
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| Monday – Saturday | 08:30 – 19:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |