A windshield for a Morris Park car takes 60 to 90 minutes at 2080 Jerome Avenue, and most land between $200 and $500 depending on the glass your vehicle came with. You get that number on the phone before you drive over, and it is the number on the invoice.
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Tell us the year, make and model and we will tell you which windshield your car actually needs, because a base trim and a loaded one with a rain sensor and a camera bracket are two different pieces of glass at two different prices. Common Morris Park vehicles are on the shelf, so the usual answer to when is today. We cut the old unit out, clean and prime the pinch weld, set the new glass in fresh urethane, and then tell you the safe drive-away time rather than letting you guess at it.
The part people from around Morris Park Avenue seem to notice most is the scheduling. A windshield is an hour and a half of your day, and finding an hour and a half is the hard part when you work nights at one of the Eastchester Road campuses. We are open seven days, early through late, so pick the slot that suits you rather than the one a shop hands you. If the car has a camera behind the glass, calibration happens here in the same visit, quoted in the same number, so there is no second appointment and no second bill.
“In 7:30am with broken window, out with new window and vacuumed car at 8:01am. Great price so gave a good tip ahead of time. Good work. 2 thumbs up.”
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Windshields from this end of the Bronx tend to arrive with parkway damage rather than city damage. A stone picked up on Pelham Parkway hits at speed and leaves a crack that runs, and by the time the car gets to us the damage is usually past the point where resin would have held it. That is worth knowing because it changes the number: a $60 to $130 repair caught early becomes a $200 to $500 replacement once the crack crosses the sightline. The other Morris Park wrinkle is the driveway. Cars here sit outside overnight rather than in a garage, so frost and defroster heat get a full run at whatever damage is already there, and spring is when the phone starts ringing.
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The install runs 60 to 90 minutes, and then the urethane needs its safe drive-away time before the bond will hold in a crash. We give you the exact window when you arrive rather than a vague hour. For most cars leaving the shop it means a short wait in the office, and on a mobile job in your driveway it means leaving the car parked a little longer.
Because the glass is different, not the labor. A plain sedan windshield with no electronics sits at the bottom of the range. Add acoustic lamination, a heated wiper park, a rain sensor and a camera bracket and you are near the top. We will tell you which features your VIN carries before you commit, and the figure we give covers the glass, the moldings, the urethane and the cleanup.
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