Borough Park work costs $200 to $500 and is done within a day: sliding door glass, quarter windows, vent panes, sunroof panels and back windows. Big vans and minivans included. The part search comes first, so call with the year, make and model and we will price it properly.
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Minivans and full-size vans are the everyday vehicle on these blocks, and they carry more glass than a sedan does. A long-wheelbase van can have four or five separate side panes beyond the front doors, several of them fixed, one or two of them the pop-out kind, and every one a different part number. Sliding doors take a beating with a family loading in and out several times a day, and the pane in that door is the one that most often comes to us.
None of that is difficult to fit. It is difficult to buy blind, which is why we start from the year, make, model and body length rather than a guess. Prices for most of these pieces sit in the $200 to $500 band, and a common van pane is usually here within a day. The install uses OEM-quality glass, new clips and seals, and ends with a full vacuum through the dash, the vents, the cowl and, on a van, every seat track behind them. Old glass goes for recycling. Where a rear window is involved the defroster grid and the high brake light get tested before the panels go back, and if the same van has a hazed lens or a lamp that quit, that is bench work already done here. Hours are 8:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday.
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Double-parking is the normal condition on 13th Avenue and along the commercial stretches, and a van with a missing side pane parked in that traffic is asking for a second problem. That is one reason we push the sourcing call: get the part identified, get a slot, and keep the vehicle sitting for hours instead of days. The drive is around five miles, eighteen to twenty minutes, either up Ocean Parkway and across or through Kings Highway. Households here often run more than one vehicle, and when a van is out of service the school run and the shopping shift onto the other car, so a job that drags costs the family more than the glass does. We give you a real date for the part before you commit to a day without the van.
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The small hinged window behind the sliding door on many minivans, yes. Those come with their own hinges, a latch and sometimes a wiring feed if the van has a powered vent. We replace the glass, and the hardware too if the break damaged it. Pricing stays within the $200 to $500 range for most, and fitting is an afternoon once the piece is here.
Book the appointment for the day the part arrives, not the day it is ordered. We confirm by phone when the glass is in the building, you drop the van at 8:00, and it is normally ready well before the afternoon ends. Nothing sits here waiting on a courier. If a piece will take longer than a day, we say so up front.
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| Monday – Saturday | 08:00 – 17:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |