Auto Glass Repair & Windshield Replacement in Reno, NV

Auto glass shops in the Reno–Sparks area typically charge $60 to $120 out of pocket for a rock chip repair — often free with comprehensive insurance — while a full windshield replacement generally runs $300 to $500 for a vehicle without cameras and $450 to $900 or more once ADAS camera recalibration is required. Those are the going market ranges for the area, not our set price; what you pay depends on your specific vehicle, and we give you a firm quote before any work begins.

Yes. Most repairs and replacements across the Reno–Sparks area are done as mobile service at your home or workplace. A few static ADAS calibrations need a controlled indoor space, which we schedule and tell you about in advance.

In most cases, yes. With comprehensive coverage, auto glass is generally a covered, no-fault claim. Nevada does not require insurers to waive the deductible on a replacement, but many do waive it on a chip repair. Ask us and we will help you understand your coverage before any work.

If your vehicle has a forward-facing camera on the windshield — most 2018-and-newer cars do — then yes. It runs lane-keeping and automatic emergency braking, and it must be recalibrated to the new glass for those systems to work. We include the correct calibration and give you the documentation.

Plan on about an hour of safe drive-away time for the adhesive to cure to a safe strength, sometimes longer in cold weather. We tell you the exact time for the adhesive and conditions on the day rather than rushing you off.

Yes. We use factory-grade urethane adhesive, honor proper safe drive-away time so the glass bonds to full strength before you drive, and perform the ADAS recalibration modern vehicles require. Those safety-critical steps are exactly what a rushed job skips.