A Greater Boston team that cares about every installation.

We work with the major insurers in Massachusetts and help you from the first call: we check whether your policy covers glass, help you open the claim and bill the insurance company directly. Coverage and the deductible depend on your policy — many comprehensive policies in Massachusetts cover glass with little or no deductible, but only your insurer can confirm it.

Yes. We serve private-pay customers every day. Send us your vehicle's year, make, model and VIN (or plate) and we'll quote the glass options, labor and any calibration the manufacturer requires — before you decide.

OEM glass is made by or for the vehicle manufacturer and carries its branding. Aftermarket (OEE) glass is made by independent manufacturers to fit the same opening, usually at a lower price. Both must meet federal safety standards. We identify the exact part by VIN, explain the differences in brand, features and price, and let you choose.

A windshield replacement usually takes about 60–90 minutes, plus time for ADAS calibration when required. The urethane needs a minimum safe drive-away time that depends on the adhesive and the weather — typically about one hour. We tell you the exact time before we leave.

For the first 24–48 hours: leave a window slightly open to balance cabin pressure, avoid slamming doors, leave the retention tape in place and skip high-pressure or automatic car washes. Hand washing is fine after the first day; avoid pressure directly on the moldings.

Urethane and the glass must stay clean and dry during installation, so mobile service depends on the weather and on a sheltered, level spot (a garage or carport works). On rainy or very cold days we may offer a slot at our Everett shop instead.

If your vehicle has a camera behind the windshield (lane keeping, emergency braking, adaptive cruise), the manufacturer may require calibration after the glass is replaced. We confirm it by VIN and, when required, list the calibration as a separate line in your quote — static, dynamic or both — so there are no surprises. It's performed by our calibration division, TrueLine Calibration.

Often yes, when the chip is small, not in the driver's direct line of sight and the crack is short. Repairability depends on the size, location and condition of the damage — a repair improves strength and appearance but may remain slightly visible. We assess it and recommend replacement when that is the safer option.

It covers defects in our installation — such as water leaks, wind noise or loose moldings caused by the install — for as long as you own the vehicle. It does not cover glass breakage, rock chips, accidents or damage to the body of the vehicle. See the full conditions on our Warranty page.

We're based in Everett and serve Greater Boston, including Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Malden, Revere, Chelsea, Medford, Lynn and Quincy. Not listed? Call us — we may still cover your area.