Most Bensonhurst jobs land between $200 and $500 and finish within a day once we have the piece in hand. That covers door glass, quarter windows, vent glass, sunroof panels and back glass. Give us the year, make and model and we price it on the phone before you drive over.
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The awkward part is rarely the install. It is finding the right pane for a fifteen-year-old sedan parked on a two-family block off Bath Avenue, or for a delivery van that spends its mornings double-parked on 18th Avenue. Door glass and quarter glass vary by trim, by door count, by whether the vehicle came with a vent window. We take the year, make and model, call it in, and tell you what the piece costs and when it lands. Most of the time that is a same-day or next-day answer, not a week.
Installation itself is ordinary work done properly: OEM-quality glass, new seals and clips, and every shard vacuumed out of the dash, the vents and the cowl. Tempered glass shatters into thousands of pieces and they travel, so skipping that step means finding grit in the carpet a year later. Old glass goes to the recycler. Insurance gets billed directly when you are claiming, and the workmanship carries a lifetime warranty. Back glass brings wiring with it, because the defroster grid and often the third brake light live in that pane, and this address already handles lighting and electrical faults. We are open Monday through Saturday, 8:00 to 17:00.
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Bensonhurst runs on older cars and working vans in roughly equal measure. The two- and three-family blocks between Bath Avenue and Cropsey Avenue hold sedans that have stayed in the same family a long time, and a discontinued trim from 2008 is not a piece anybody keeps in stock. Meanwhile the commercial stretch of 18th Avenue is full of vans whose sliding-door glass took a hit from a pallet jack or a swinging gate. Both are sourcing problems more than labor problems. Alternate-side parking does not help: a car with a bag taped over the quarter window has to move twice a week, and rain gets in every time. So we would rather find the piece first, then book you, than have your car sitting in our lot waiting on a delivery truck.
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Usually a day, sometimes the same afternoon. We call around once we have your year, make, model and trim, and we tell you what we found before you commit to anything. Common door glass for a Civic or an Altima is quick. A discontinued trim or an import that never sold well here takes longer, and we will say so instead of guessing.
Vans are routine here. Sliding-door glass, fixed rear quarter panes and bulkhead windows all follow the same pattern: identify the piece, source it, fit it with fresh seals and clips, then vacuum the load area properly. Pricing sits in the same $200 to $500 band as passenger cars for most pieces. Bring the registration so we can read the exact body code.
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| Monday – Saturday | 08:00 – 17:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |