Compare the Best Windshield & Auto Glass Replacement Shops in the Las Vegas Valley.

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Homeowner Hiring Tips

• Repair chips early. Desert heat and highway gravel turn small chips into long cracks fast. A chip repaired soon is cheaper and often avoids a full replacement.
• Ask about ADAS recalibration. Many newer vehicles have a forward camera behind the windshield for lane and braking assist. Ask whether the shop recalibrates it in house or sends you elsewhere, and get that in writing.
• Check the glass and adhesive. Ask whether the glass is OEM or aftermarket equivalent, what adhesive is used, and how long you must wait before driving so the urethane cures properly.
• Know mobile versus shop. Mobile glass installers are convenient for many vehicles, but calibration, rain, wind or extreme heat can favor an in-shop install. Ask which is best for your car.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does windshield repair and replacement cost in Las Vegas?
A small chip or crack repair commonly runs from roughly $60 to $150, and many insurance policies cover it with no deductible. A full windshield replacement often runs $250 to $600 for a standard vehicle, and $800 to $1,500 or more for newer models with a rain sensor, heads-up display or forward camera. ADAS camera recalibration can add $150 to $400 or more. Ask for a written quote that lists the glass brand and whether recalibration is included.

How do you rate auto glass shops?
Our Customer Satisfaction rating looks at recent Google reviews, the overall star rating and review volume, and how easy the company is to reach. Companies with no reviews yet are listed at the bottom as unrated.

Do companies pay to be listed?
No. Every company is listed and rated the same way, free of charge.

I own an auto glass shop. How do I update my listing?
Email index@summerlinpools.com or visit the For Windshield & Auto Glass Replacement Companies page.