An hour to fit, an hour to cure, and $250 to $500 for most Sunset Park vehicles, with camera-equipped and luxury glass sitting above that. Work vans and pickups are the same job with a larger pane. We are eight miles southeast, roughly twenty-five minutes by the expressway and the Belt.
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Plenty of the vehicles that come to us from here earn their living. Box trucks off 39th Street, contractor pickups, sprinters parked overnight near the Bush Terminal blocks. Commercial glass takes a beating that private cars do not: gravel thrown off the low-numbered avenues near the docks, a windshield that faces the sun all day at a job site, and drivers who genuinely cannot lose a working day to a repair. That last part shapes how we schedule these.
Drop the vehicle at eight and in most cases it is finished long before the afternoon. The fitting itself is around sixty minutes and the adhesive needs roughly another sixty before the vehicle is road-safe, and we do not shorten that for anyone, because the windshield is a structural part of the roof in a rollover. Pricing follows the pane: $250 to $500 across the board, most in the $250 to $450 stretch, more when there is a lane camera to reset afterwards. That reset happens on site. Old glass is recycled, the interior is vacuumed out, and the labor is warrantied for as long as you own the vehicle. Tell us at booking whether the vehicle carries a roof rack, a light bar or a partition, since any of those affects how long the pane takes to get in cleanly.
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Under the elevated stretch over Third Avenue the light is poor even at midday, and the same is true along the truck routes running toward the waterfront. Add a work van whose headlight lenses have gone the colour of weak tea and the driver is guessing at the last thirty feet. We see that combination constantly on fleet vehicles, because nobody photographs a headlight on a checklist. While the glass is out, restoring a pair of lenses costs $60 to $150 and adds no extra day to the schedule. For a company running several vehicles that matters more than the money, since each van only comes off the road once. Call with the plate numbers and we will stage them so you never have two off the road at the same time.
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Usually, though large commercial panes are less likely to be sitting on the shelf than a Camry windshield. Call with the year, make, model and height of the vehicle and we will check availability while you are on the phone. Once the glass is here, the fitting time is much the same as a car, with a second pair of hands on the pane.
Yes. Fleet work gets billed to the business, and if the damage is going through comprehensive we deal with the carrier directly and handle the paperwork. Tell us at booking which vehicles are on which policy so the claims do not get crossed and nobody is chasing a document later in the week.
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