Most Hunts Point windshields go in the same day. Fitting takes about half an hour once the glass is out of the rack, then roughly an hour of cure before it is safe to drive. Expect $250 to $450 for most vehicles, more if a camera needs recalibrating.
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We are on Garrison Avenue, so a Hunts Point windshield job usually means the vehicle is here within five minutes of the phone call. That matters most for the trucks. A tractor unit or a straight truck parked in a bay is not earning, so we ask for the make, model and year while you are still on the line, check whether the glass is on the rack, and give you a start time rather than a vague morning slot.
Car and van work runs the same way with less drama. We cut the old pane out without chewing up the pinch weld, prime any bare metal we uncover so rust does not start under the new bead, and lay fresh urethane rather than reusing anything. Cameras behind the glass get aimed properly before you leave, because a lane-keep system reading the road two degrees off is worse than one you know is broken. Then we tell you the exact time the adhesive is safe, and we do not shave it to get you out the door faster. If a second vehicle from the same yard needs glass the same week, say so and we will space the two so neither shift loses its truck.
“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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Cab glass on medium-duty trucks is the wrinkle here that other neighborhoods never raise. Flat two-piece windshields on cab-over trucks are not the sort of thing anybody stocks on a shelf, so we order them and give you the real landing date instead of a hopeful one. The upside is that a truck windshield does not need to come inside: plenty of that work happens at the curb outside the shop or in a yard on the peninsula while the box stays loaded. What we will not do is fit glass in driving rain or a hard freeze, because urethane needs conditions to cure and a truck that leaks at sixty miles an hour will be back within a month. If the weather is wrong we say so and move the appointment.
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In almost every case, yes. The glass comes out from the outside and nothing about the job needs access to the box or the bed. If the vehicle is loaded and parked in a yard nearby, we will come to it. All we need is space to work around the front of the cab and ground that is reasonably level.
Yes, when the vehicle needs it. Anything with a forward camera for lane-keeping or automatic braking has to be recalibrated after the glass changes, and we handle that as part of the job rather than sending you somewhere else. It does add time and it is the main reason some vehicles land at the top of the $250 to $450 range or above it.
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