If your car is being financed then it will more than likely have the necessary coverage. You need comprehensive or a glass waiver to be covered (more than just liability coverage). You can look on your insurance card, sometimes it is written there if you have the coverage. You can also look at your bill to see if it mentions comprehensive or a glass waiver. If you need help determining you can call your agent or insurance company , but watch out they will try to suggest an auto glass shop to you for their own benefit. You have the right to choose any auto glass shop you desire by law.

If you ever experienced a bad service or product in general, then you know you become skeptical the next time around. We feel the same way, that's why not just any shops can join our referral network. Any shops that join our referral network must be professional auto glass shops. The point is that the shop owners acknowledge what is correct procedure and further understand the detriment of not following them and making sure their techs follow them.

Not at all. All you need is your insurance card and your shop provider will take care of the rest. They will handle all the paperwork and phone calls needed to initiate or convert your claim to thier shop with ease.

Most auto glass claims are not recorded as damage or loss claims on your policy

Yes, our providers can take any valid insurance claim. Some insurance companies may say that you will be liable for any costs over the amount the insurance company is willing to pay for the claim. Most providers will never charge you, the car owner, for insurance claims. Any differences in pricing between the auto glass shop and your insurance company will not be the problem of the car owner/insured for aftermarket parts. Insurance networks may say that they cannot provide a network warranty because some shops are not part of their network. Getting the job done right is the key and a warranty won't save your life in an accident but a properly installed windshield may!