Certified Auto Glass

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Certified Auto Glass has been in business in Breckenridge for over10 years. We are locally owned and operated by Ralph and Barbara Tucker. We have a combined experience of 40 plus years in the auto glass business.

Our commitment to quality products and customer service for all types of automotive glass installation and replacement is available with a single telephone call to 254-559-6415. Our commitment to excellence includes competitive pricing, complete administration of all auto glass claims, and a service assurance program where satisfaction is always guaranteed.
For all types of domestic and foreign makes and models,we offers the most efficient auto glass replacement service in the industry. We are trained professionals who use only the finest quality glass and materialsand installation techniques that guarantee the original structural integrity of the vehicle.Certified Auto Glassreplaces windshields, side and back glass, sunroofs and rear sliding windows. CertifiedAuto Glassalso provides billing to the customers insurance company.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
Q. Will my insurance rates go up if I get my auto glass or windshield replaced through my insurance?
A. No. Auto Glass and Windshield replacement falls under the comprehensive portion of your insurance rather than 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 your insurance premiums.
Consumer Tip: Most people dont realize that their insurance has a special lower deductible for auto glass damage. Its worth double-checking to ensure you know your AUTO GLASS deductible rather than your collision deductible.
Many people tell us they have a $500 windshield deductible, but when we confirm coverage, we find out that their AUTO GLASS deductible is only $100.

Most insurance companies will not only cover the cost of a windshield repair, they usually waive your deductible as well. This practice saves both you and the insurance companies money in the long run.

Putting off a windshield repair until the next state inspection is due will probably cost you the amount of your insurance policy deductible...perhaps more!

A small chip or crack that is ignored, can spread across the entire length of the windshield over a period of time if left unrepaired. Temperature changes in the windshield will cause it to expand and contract. When this happens, most small cracks progressively become larger until the crack becomes too big to repair and the windshield has to be replaced.