Trained Insurance Specialists
Our insurance specialist will ask a few questions to help determine your needs. Once realized, our specialist connects you into a 3-way call with your insurance company.
They then verify the claim information needed by your insurance company. After that, Precision Auto Glass handles the rest of the claim without further assistance from you. If necessary, our specialist even contacts your insurance company on your behalf. All paperwork is completed by Precision Auto Glass, and we even bill your insurance company for you.
Thank you for choosing Precision Auto Glass!
Warranty Details
We offer a lifetime workmanship warranty and manufacturer warranty on all of our work.
If we installed your glass incorrectly we will fix or replace it for the life of the glass. The manufacture warranty covers stress cracks (cracking for no reason) and defects in the glass. We believe in taking care of our customers and offer the best customer service and warranty in the industry. We rarely have warranty issues—rest assured, if you have a problem we will fix it and take care of you!
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Rock Chip Coverage
Precision Auto Glass has a trained insurance specialist ready to help you set up the claim—simply have your insurance card in-hand and call us.
We are approved to bill all major insurance companies directly. This means that, depending on the insurance company and the type of damage, you may be able to get the windshield repaired at no cost to you—100% FREE!
Why do insurance companies waive the deductible on repairs? Because it saves them hundreds of thousands of dollars every day in needless windshield replacements! So it’s a true win/win for the insurance company and you.
For windshield replacements, the deductible is not waived by the insurance companies.
Insurance Coverage Explained
There are two parts to your auto insurance:
1. Collision
When you hit something and you are generally at fault.
2. Comprehensive
When something happens to you and is not your fault—such as vandalism, or a rock on the freeway hitting your windshield.
Auto glass damage is covered under the comprehensive part of your insurance—because it was not your fault, auto glass damage generally does not affect your premium when filing a claim.
