We bring the glass to Mott Haven addresses, usually thirty to sixty minutes of work on site, and the price matches the shop with no trip charge inside the Bronx. A windshield runs $250 to $450 for most vehicles. Loading bays on the Port Morris side are ideal for this.
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Getting a vehicle across to Garrison Avenue is only ten to fifteen minutes, but for a lot of people around here the problem is not the distance, it is that the vehicle is already loaded and the day has already started. Mobile service removes that entirely. We meet the vehicle where it is, at a building, a bay or a job address, and do the identical job we would do in the shop with the same glass off the same racks.
A few things make a mobile visit go smoothly. We want the vehicle standing legally with room around the glass, we want to know if it is behind a gate or inside a yard, and for a windshield we want weather that urethane can cure in. Given those, the process is unchanged: old pane out, pinch weld cleaned and primed, fresh bead laid, glass set, cameras recalibrated where the vehicle needs it, then a stated safe drive-away time before it moves. We take the old glass and every fragment away with us rather than leaving them on the street for somebody else to deal with. If insurance is paying, the claim gets filed from the bay exactly as it would from the counter.
“Very friendly and professional workers. We did a windshield change, and one of the windows wasn't winding up. It fell off the track. They were so helpful. The price for the windshield was the most inexpensive by far. Compared to other…”
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The narrow streets around The Hub are the hardest part of working in this neighborhood, and it is worth being honest about it. A double-parked service van on a block that already has delivery traffic backed up behind a bus is not doing anyone a favor, so for addresses in that pocket we will often suggest a nearby side street or an early slot before the shopping traffic builds. East of Willis Avenue it is a different world. The industrial frontage and truck aprons around Locust Avenue give us proper space to work, and vehicles based there rarely need to move at all for us to do the job. If you are not sure whether your block will work, tell us the cross streets when you book and we will tell you straight away.
Same service, same price, other Bronx neighborhoods:
Sometimes, but it depends on the block and the hour. We need to stand still for close to an hour without blocking a lane, which on some of those streets is not realistic in the middle of the day. An early slot usually solves it, and if it does not, a side street a block away or the shop itself is the better answer. We will say which when you describe the location.
No. For any address in the Bronx the mobile price matches the shop price, so a windshield is still $250 to $450 for most vehicles and a chip repair is still $60 to $150. We do not add a call-out fee to a borough address. Anything at the far edge of where we travel gets told to you at booking rather than added on arrival.
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