About Glass Works Auto Glass
What are your operating hours?
Auto glass repair appointments are from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm on Monday through Friday and 8:00 am – 12:00 pm on Saturdays.
Do you sell all types of auto glass or just windshields?
We sell and service all the auto glass replacement parts for your vehicle in most cases: Door, Vent, Quarter, Truck Sliders or Back.
How long have you been in business?
Since 1991, Glass Works is a local, family owned and operated, proudly serving Tulsa and the surrounding areas.
Are your technicians certified?
Yes, all of our glass technicians have passed certification tests and are thoroughly trained to ensure your vehicle’s glass is properly repaired. You are serviced by professionals who take their job seriously.
Do you service my area?
For your convenience, we offer mobile auto glass repair service in Tulsa and surrounding areas. We serve the Tulsa, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Catoosa, Coweta, Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, Sand Springs and Sapulpa areas. We can come to your home, office, or wherever you might be located and in need of our mobile auto glass service.
Does Glass Works Auto Glass only work on passenger vehicles?
No. GlassWorks Auto Glass also works on heavy equipment, trucks, and other specialty vehicles.
Does Glass Works offer fleet discounts?
Yes. Please contact one of our glass representatives for more information on fleet discounts. You can reach our office by calling 918-610-9967.
Do you offer a warranty?
YES. All work comes with a WRITTEN LIFETIME warranty against manufacture defects, leaks, and workmanship for as long as you own your vehicle. (Pre-existing rust or body damage void this guarantee) Please refer to our warranty page.
How much does the warranty cost?
Our warranty comes with every piece of glass installed, at no additional cost!!! Please look over our warranty page for more information regarding our warranty.
How can I know if a glass company will do a good job?
Since 1991 Glass Works is committed to providing the best auto glass value, the highest quality of workmanship, parts, and customer service. Glass Works meets a set of criteria developed to ensure both safety and quality. Our installers completed a certification process in the proper use of adhesives. These adhesives are what holds windshields in place and is the single most critical element in a safe, secure installation. We service the auto glass need of several local car dealerships. Please feel free to contact our references and the Better Business Bureau.
What is OEM glass?
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacture. This means that the glass meets the original specifications for safety and quality as the glass that it came with from the factory. Some OEM brands are PPG, Carlite, LOF-Pilkington and various others.
Are there differences in the quality of glass?
There are over 100 manufacturers of glass and quality does very. Most insurance companies are working closely with one specific auto glass manufacturer who also provide claims services for the insurance industry. One interesting thing about the network model the insurance industry has adapted to is that they use Safelite auto glass, which is not used by the automobile manufacturers. Most cars that come off the assembly line use brands like PPG, Carlite, LOF-Pilkington and various others.
Okay, I’m ready to have my glass fixed, how do I schedule an appointment?
Its easy! Simply request a service online and one our friendly auto glass repair specialists will help you schedule an appointment and answer any questions you may have.
Windshield Chip Repair
How do I know if the damage can be repaired?
Windshield chips or breaks that are not in driver’s view and smaller than a quarter in most cases the windshield can be repaired, instead of replaced. For best results, contact us as soon as you notice damage so the windshield can be repaired before the damage spreads.
How is the windshield repair done?
Our specially designed tool removes the air and injects resin into the break. A car windshield repair is a process that involves cleaning and treating the damage with specially designed resins and tools. In many cases, the damage can be repaired by one of our trained technicians in less than 30 minutes.
How long does it take to repair a rock chip?
Glass Works Auto Glass can repair most rock chips in less 30 minutes. Learn about our mobile windshield repair service.
Can you guarantee that the chip or crack will be invisible after the repair has been completed?
No. A windshield crack repair is used to prevent further damage to your glass and to restore the structural integrity of the vehicle. While each incident of damage is unique, with most successful repairs, a slight blemish or imperfection where the impact occurred is normal. In most cases, you should expect the cosmetic appearance of the repair to show some improvement as compared to the damage prior to the repair.
Payment Information
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, checks and all major credit cards.
What does my quote include?
Your quote includes the cost of the glass and labor. Local and state taxes, as well as any required moldings, may be an additional charge.
Schedule and Repair Process
How soon can Glass Works Auto Glass repair or replace my auto glass?
We understand how important it is to get your auto glass needs met quickly. We will do our best to work with your schedule and circumstances. In most cases, Glass Works Auto Glass can repair or replace your auto glass within 24 hours of your call depending on the part location and the time your order is placed. However, it is our intent to provide each customer with same day service if needed.
How long will it take to replace my windshield?
Glass Works Auto Glass can replace most windshields in less than 1 hour with a safe drive time of 1-3 hours from the time of completion (varies with humidity, temperature, and type of urethane) after the installation is complete to ensure proper curing of the urethane seal. Your technician can provide the best estimate of a safe drive-away time on the day of your installation, based on current conditions and materials used.
Can you replace my windshield or auto glass during inclement weather?
In order to provide mobile auto glass service during inclement weather, we will need suitable shelter (such as a carport, garage, parking garage, etc.) from precipitation. If shelter is unavailable at your location on a rainy/snowy day, we will gladly re-schedule to meet at our shop or a new mobile appointment for a more appropriate time.
Can I replace my windshield in the winter?
Yes. Glass Works Auto Glass has invested in a urethane that is safe to use down to zero degrees with a one hour safe drive time.
Will the technician transfer my rearview mirror it to the new windshield?
Yes, our technicians will transfer your rear view mirror to your new windshield.
Will you vacuum my vehicle after service?
Our technicians will vacuum any glass pieces found & accessible in your vehicle’s doors as a result of glass breakage.
Will I have to wait with my vehicle?
You don’t have to wait with your vehicle—depending on the repair we may need to have access to your vehicle keys.
Will the technician call me before he/she comes?
Yes, in most cases the technician will call prior to arriving to complete your service.
Insurance Stuff
What are my rights?
You have the right to choose which auto glass shop replaces your glass. Some insurance companies may try to get you to go to one of their “preferred shops” (a practice known as “job steering”) rather than encouraging you to go to whichever shop you’d like. Job steering is not only illegal, but it is usually a recipe for a bad experience for the vehicle’s owner. When glass shops get work from job steering, their goal is to keep the customer happy, which in these cases is the insurance company.
Will my insurance company pay for my new windshield repair?
Yes, if you have full insurance coverage (comprehensive). Your only out of pocket expense is your comprehensive deductible, which in most cases is between $0 – $100. If you think your deductible is higher than $100, be sure to confirm that you are not confusing your “collision” deductible with your “comprehensive” deductible, because collision deductibles are usually higher, but not applicable to windshield repair or replacement.
Do you work with my insurance company?
We work with all insurance companies! We handle all the paper work and bill your insurance company directly. We can also call in the claim for you and assist you with setting up a claim. All you have to do is pay your insurance deductible. In some cases, we can save you money off of your deductible, so be sure to ask us about our insurance specials!
Will my insurance rates go up if I get my auto glass or windshield replaced through my insurance?
No. Auto glass and windshield replacement falls under the comprehensive portion of your insurance rather than the collision portion. Broken auto glass does not reflect your driving ability and has no bearing on your level of risk to the insurance company. Therefore, the repair or replacement of your windshield will not influence (or increase) your insurance premiums!
I have a crack or a ding in my windshield—is it really important that I fix it right away?
1. Rock chips are the leading cause of cracked windshields. Extreme Oklahoma weather changes in temperature can cause the glass to contract and expand causing rock chips to spread. The longer you wait the more moisture, dirt, and debris will collect in the break and the more likely the break will spread. Glass Works can repair the windshield break before the damage spreads and makes a windshield replacement necessary.
2. For your safety. The windshield is more than just a “shield” from wind and road dirt, it’s an important structural element of your car. It helps keep you and your passengers in the car in a front impact accident and keeps your car’s airbag in the optimum position so it can function as designed. A weakened windshield can be dangerous to you and your passengers in the event of an accident. Also, damaged glass may cause optical impediments when driving, particularly at night, which is a significant safety hazard.
