Auto Glass Canada

Windshield Replacement - Toronto Surrounding Area

(416) 264-5277(905) 677 00061-877-452-7780
Windshield replacement Repair Car Door Glass Back Glass Vent Glass Quarter Glass

We travel too:

  • Ajax

  • Brampton

  • Concord

  • Etobicoke

  • Maple

  • Markham

  • Mississauga

  • North York

  • Oakville

  • Pickering

  • Richmond hill

  • Scarborough

  • Stouffville

  • Toronto

  • Thornhill

  • Whitby

  • Woodbridge

BUYERS BEWARE!

Many windshields that could have been repaired are instead replaced.

We fix windshields cracks of up to 10” inches.

When most of us think of our windshield, the first thing we think of is keeping the bugs out of our face as we drive down the street. That was, of course, why the first windshield was invented.

Every part on a new vehicle comes from the original equipment manufacturer (the OEM), including the windshield. For windshield replacement, you have the option to select a replacement made by a company that manufactures OEM windshields, such as PPG, Ford Carlite, Pilkington, or glass made from non-OEM manufacturers ("aftermarket glass").

Both OEM and aftermarket glass must comply with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, but — there are two important OEM benefits: An OEM replacement windshield is produced from original equipment-style tooling. This type of windshield will have the appearance of your car's original windshield and will fit properly in the window frame making noise and leakage problems much less likely.

At Quality Glass we believe a safe installation requires more than just good urethane. There is an installation “process” specified by manufacturers that must be meticulously followed to assure quality and safety. This includes preparation of the glass, the body of the vehicle, and use of the proper priming materials. These materials have a limited shelf life, especially after being opened. At Quality Glass great care is taken to use the right primers with the right urethane at the right time. We believe your safety is not just valuable, it's priceless!

It is important to remind you that not all urethane is the same. There are one and two part systems, and of course there are various brands. At Quality Glass Service we use Essex urethane, the brand used by all domestic original equipment manufacturers (OEM). The ONLY brand that has actually been crash tested on every model they make.

3 WAYS AUTO GLASS COMPANIES 'SHORT CUT' TO QUOTE CHEAP PRICES:

Quality of the glass

THEY DON'T TREAT CORROSION BECAUSE IT TAKES UP TO MUCH TIME AND MONEY. UNPRIMED GLASS WILL NOT ALLOW MOST URETHANE ADHESIVES TO BOND CORRECTLY.

The final piece in the safety puzzle is training. Glass installers at many glass shops are given minimal training, in some cases as little as 2 weeks, and then sent out to install your windshield. Anyone with a little mechanical aptitude can learn to install a windshield in a short period of time. But, to do the job properly and safely requires a clear understanding the safety issues involved, as well as many hours of hands-on experience

RESPECTING SECURITY STANDARDS

All work is carried out according to Canadian automobile safety standards and Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS):

FMVSS 208 Standard
When the airbag deploys, the windshield must offer a strong support point.

FMVSS 212 Standard
In the event of a head-on collision, the windshield must stay in place to prevent the passenger from being ejected.

FMVSS 216 Standard
When excessive force is applied, i.e., when a car overturns, the windshield must prevent the roof from collapsing to protect the car’s occupants.

WHY CHOOSE US?

  • OEM Safe Auto Glass
  • Experience Certified Technicians
  • Windshields replaced according to OEM manufactured safety standards
  • Comparable price with quality satisfaction
  • Diamond Clear Resin
  • Power Vac System
  • Lifetime Guarantee
  • Our Windshield Stone Chip Repair 99% Success Rate
  • All Major Insurance Approved. Direct Bill With Glass Claim Service

BBB A Rated Company

FREE GIFT with a windshield repair ask an associate for more details.