Auto Glass Guys

Safety

Safety is the standard, not an upgrade

A windshield is structural — it supports the roof, deploys the airbag, and aligns your safety sensors. We replace and calibrate it to standards that meet or exceed manufacturer requirements on every job.

AGSC-certified technicians

Every technician is trained to Auto Glass Safety Council standards for adhesive-bonded glass replacement and proper drive-away times.

ADAS recalibration

When your windshield carries a camera or sensor, we perform static and dynamic recalibration to restore lane-keep, forward-collision, and braking assist systems to factory spec.

Full-cure drive-away

We use OEM-grade urethane and observe the manufacturer’s safe drive-away time — we won’t hand back a vehicle before the bond is structurally sound.

OEM-equivalent glass

We source OEM and OEM-equivalent glass that meets DOT and ANSI Z26.1 standards, with correct shade bands and sensor cutouts for your vehicle.

Pre- & post-install checks

Each job starts with a glass-fitment and damage assessment and ends with a leak check, sensor function test, and written craftsmanship warranty.

Lifetime craftsmanship

Our installation workmanship is backed by a lifetime warranty against leaks, wind noise, and defects in workmanship for as long as you own the vehicle.

Our replacement safety protocol

The same steps, in the same order, on every vehicle — so the result is predictable and verifiable.

  1. 1Inspect glass, molding, and pinch-weld; document pre-existing damage.
  2. 2Remove the damaged glass without stressing the vehicle body or sensors.
  3. 3Clean and prime the pinch-weld; apply OEM-grade urethane to the correct bead profile.
  4. 4Set the new glass with correct alignment and full adhesive contact.
  5. 5Reinstall and reconnect cameras, sensors, and trim; verify function.
  6. 6Perform static and/or dynamic ADAS recalibration when required.
  7. 7Leak test, final sensor check, and confirm safe drive-away time with the customer.

Have a question about our standards?

Ask us about certifications, recalibration, or the materials used on your specific vehicle.