Assistance With Your Auto Glass Insurance Claims

The answer to this question depends on your specific policy. There are multiple different types of insurance. Liability insurance does not cover windshield replacement, but collision insurance or comprehensive insurance might. If you have auto glass coverage, it may include windshield replacement; however, you may still be responsible for your deductible. Learn more about windshield replacement insurance coverage here.

If you have full glass coverage, you will not need to pay a deductible for your windshield replacement. If you have comprehensive or collision coverage, there is a possibility that you will need to pay your pre-determined deductible. Some insurance companies offer a “zero deductible” on windshield repairs, though. If you have questions about whether or not you have a deductible for windshield replacement, check with your insurance agency about the details of your policy. 

Some insurance plans only cover aftermarket glass, whereas others will allow for OEM windshield replacements. If your plan only covers aftermarket windshields, you may have the opportunity to pay the difference for an OEM windshield if you wish. We offer OEM and high-quality aftermarket windshields for your vehicle.

No! While insurance companies often have preferred partners, in California, you have the right to choose who you go to for your auto glass services. Additionally, many dealerships will outsource their auto glass repair services from local auto glass shops. 

If your vehicle is equipped with ADAS technology, you need ADAS calibration to ensure the safety of you and your passengers. Due to manufacturer requirements for ADAS calibration, your insurance will most likely cover this service.