Door, quarter and rear windows replaced for Fordham vehicles, usually same day at $200 to $450. Garrison Avenue is about twenty minutes south. Curb space along the corridor is scarce, so for working vans we come to wherever the vehicle stands at the start or end of a shift.
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Cargo vans supplying the shops along the main road lose glass more often than anything else we see up here, and they lose it in specific places: rear door windows, fixed side panes behind the sliding door, the occasional quarter light. Those panes vary by roof height and body length, so we confirm the part from the VIN rather than the model name before anything is ordered. Common sizes are stocked and go in the same day. Anything unusual gets a real date, and we can close the opening in the meantime so the load area stays dry and shut.
Fitting is about an hour for most panes. Fragments come out of the cavity and the load floor, the new glass is seated and, on a door window, cycled through full travel until it seals. Bonded panes get clean primed metal and fresh urethane with a stated cure time before the vehicle moves. If a break-in bent a frame or a lock mechanism on the way through, we tell you before the glass goes in, because a distorted opening will not hold a new pane for long. The install is warranted against leaks and wind noise for as long as the vehicle is yours.
“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…”
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The realities of the Fordham corridor decide when this work happens more than how. Bus lanes carry heavy volume along the main road and there is nowhere sensible for a van to sit still for an hour, so we schedule these either first thing or at the end of a shift, at a depot, a side street a block off the corridor, or a lot behind a building. Working retail streets also mean a van full of stock is a target, which is why we treat an open pane as urgent rather than routine and will board an opening the same day even when the correct glass is two days out. Nobody should be running a delivery route with plastic sheeting taped over a rear door window for a week.
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Yes, and for a vehicle carrying stock that is normally the first thing to sort out. We can close the opening on the first visit so the load area is dry and shut, then come back and fit the correct pane when it arrives. Tell us on the call what the van carries and where it parks overnight, and we will bring what is needed.
Rarely. Rear and side panes are worked from the outside and from within the door frame, so a loaded van is usually fine. If the load is stacked hard against the pane we will want a little clearance to get the fragments out properly. Mention what is in the back when you book and we will let you know before the visit rather than on arrival.
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