Glass replaced and your safety systems recalibrated, so the cameras behind the windshield read the road right.
A cracked windshield isn’t only a visibility problem. On most newer vehicles, the camera that runs lane-keeping and automatic braking sits behind the glass, and replacing that glass means recalibrating the camera. Skip it and the system aims wrong. We replace the glass and recalibrate the sensors, so you leave with both fixed.
Proudly serving Grand Blanc, Flint, Fenton, Davison, Flushing, Holly, Linden, Owosso, Swartz Creek and surrounding Genesee County.
Auto glass does more than keep the wind out. The windshield is part of your vehicle’s structural support and the mounting point for the cameras and sensors that drive today’s safety features — so we seal it to spec and treat ADAS calibration as part of the job, not an upsell.
We confirm whether the damage calls for repair or full replacement.
Old glass comes out and the frame is cleaned and prepped.
New glass is set and sealed to manufacturer specification.
Cameras and sensors are recalibrated and tested before the keys come back.
Trained to set glass to spec and recalibrate ADAS correctly.
Matched to your vehicle’s specs for thickness, tint, and camera compatibility.
Our workmanship is covered for as long as you own the vehicle.
If your vehicle has a windshield-mounted camera, yes — replacing the glass requires recalibration. We handle it as part of the job and confirm the systems read correctly.
Plan for the work plus cure time so the adhesive can bond, and recalibration adds a step if your car has a windshield camera. We give you the timeline up front.
Often, yes, and sometimes with no deductible. We work the claim with your carrier directly.
Chip, crack, or shattered — your estimate is free, and we’ll sort out repair, replacement, and recalibration.
