Auto Glass repair FAQ's

Auto Glass Commonly Asked Questions
What Auto Glass Services Do You Provide?
Goin Glass offers auto glass repair and replacement services for personal vehicles, commercial fleet, semi trucks, and dealerships in Mt. Airy, Clemmons, King, PIlot Mountain, Winston-Salem, and surrounding NC areas. We provide both mobile and in-shop windshield replacement and ADAS calibration services, getting your vehicle back on the road in no time!
Do You Offer A Warranty?
Goin Glass gives a lifetime guarantee on workmanship against defects and leaks. We provide free estimates for all auto glass needs.
Will My Windshield Replacement Be Covered By Insurance?
If you are using insurance for your windshield replacement, we can assist you with your auto glass insurance claim! We are a preferred partner and will work directly with your provider - providing a hassle-free experience!
Do You Offer Mobile Auto Glass Repair Services?
If you are in Mount Airy, King, Danbury, or any surrounding areas, Goin Glass will come to you. Our certified technicians provide mobile auto glass services at your home or place of work, getting your vehicle back on the road fast!
How Long Does A Windshield Replacement Take?
Depending whether your vehicle is equipped with ADAS features, a windshield replacement can take anywhere between 1-2 hours. ADAS technology requires recalibration, adding a bit more time to the process to ensure your vehicle is working safely and properly.
Do You Work On Commercial Fleet Vehicles?
Yes! Our auto glass repair technicians provide services to semi trucks, commercial fleets, and dealerships.
Is ADAS Calibration Necessary After A Windshield Replacement?
If your vehicle has been involved in an accident, or you just had your windshield replaced, then ADAS calibration is needed. ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) consists of sensors and cameras that are mounted in and around your windshield. These systems are in charge of blind spot detection, adaptive cruise control, steering/braking assistance, and more. When these safety systems are not functioning properly, you risk the safety of yourself and others on the road.

