Back Glass Replacement Colorado Springs

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Quality Back Auto Glass Replacement

When we come to you to replace your back windshield, our techs will:

• Check the damage closely.
• Take out the broken glass
• Clean the car of any dirt and broken glass.
• Put in a brand-new back window
• Make sure any defrosting or technological features work.
• Clean all the windows on your car.

Back Glass Replacement

If your back window has a chip of any kind, you should get a new one for the best results. Chipper Auto Glass is dedicated and knows what it’s doing, so you can count on them.

• Trained & certified technicians:

When you tell us the make and model of your vehicle and how the back window glass is broken, we make sure that the new, high-quality glass is the same shape, size, and curve as the old one.

Our technicians won’t come to replace your rear window without the right tools. We won’t have to rework the glass with glue or force it, which can lead to problems with sticking, water leaks, and cracks from stress.

• The convenience you deserve

Do you want us to go to you? You can use our mobile service. We’ll do our best to meet your needs, no matter what works best for us.

• Short amount of time

The whole process of replacing the back window can take as little as an hour.

How much does it cost to replace the back windshield?

Replacing a back windshield can be costly, but the price largely depends on several factors such as the type of vehicle, where you live, and the extent of damage. Typically, for minor cracks or chips in your back windshield, the cost may range from $100 to $400. However, if there is extensive damage that requires a full replacement of the back windshield, it

Type of Vehicle: The type of vehicle you have can greatly impact the cost of replacing your back windshield. For example, luxury or high-end vehicles may have specialized or custom parts that are more expensive to replace compared to regular cars.

Glass Quality: The quality of the glass used for the back windshield can also affect the cost. OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) glass may be more expensive than aftermarket glass, but it is typically of higher quality and fits better with your vehicle.

Additional Features: If your back windshield has additional features such as defrosting or tinted glass, the cost of replacement may be higher due to the added labor and materials required.

Insurance Coverage: Depending on your insurance policy, the cost of replacing your back windshield may be partially or fully covered. Be sure to check with your insurance provider to see if this type of damage is included in your coverage.

Labor and Installation: In addition to the cost of the back windshield itself, you may also need to factor in labor and installation fees. These can vary depending on where you live and the expertise of the technician performing the replacement.

Location: The cost of replacing a back windshield can also vary depending on where you live. Areas with higher costs of living may have higher prices for parts and labor.

Similarly, if you live in a rural area with limited access to repair shops, the cost may also be higher due to transportation expenses.

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