Our Services

At Solo Glass, we take pride in providing our customers with premium glass and quality repairs and replacements.

At Solo Glass, we strive to provide our customers with premium quality repairs and replacements. No matter what you drive, a car, truck or SUV we take price in ensuring that your vehicle glass is restored to the same condition that is was when it was new. Our services range from full windshield replacements to rock chip repairs to premium glass tinting.

We understand that your vehicle is a necessity to your life and work to get your repairs or replacements done quickly and efficiently. Though our mobile service we are committed to providing a fast, efficient and stress free experience.

Types of Glass

Select your damaged glass. Click on icon to select a glass.

Sedan - 360 view
SUV - 360 view
Coupe - 360 view

Windshield
The first piece of glass that you encounter on most vehicles is its windshield. Also known as a windscreen. The windshield plays a critical role in supporting the structure of the car and protecting the driver and passengers.
Front Left Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.
Rear Left Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Rear Quarter Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Windshield
Like the front windshield, this piece of glass may have an embedded antenna, defrosting wires, and even a wiper unit. In some vehicles, the rear glass is not fixed, but may lower like the door glass. Many pickup trucks models have rear slider windows
Rear Quarter Right Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Right Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Front Right Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.

Windshield
The first piece of glass that you encounter on most vehicles is its windshield. Also known as a windscreen. The windshield plays a critical role in supporting the structure of the car and protecting the driver and passengers.
Front Left Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.
Rear Left Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Rear Quarter Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Windshield
Like the front windshield, this piece of glass may have an embedded antenna, defrosting wires, and even a wiper unit. In some vehicles, the rear glass is not fixed, but may lower like the door glass. Many pickup trucks models have rear slider windows
Rear Quarter Right Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Right Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Front Right Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.

Windshield
The first piece of glass that you encounter on most vehicles is its windshield. Also known as a windscreen. The windshield plays a critical role in supporting the structure of the car and protecting the driver and passengers.
Front Left Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.
Rear Left Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Rear Quarter Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Windshield
Like the front windshield, this piece of glass may have an embedded antenna, defrosting wires, and even a wiper unit. In some vehicles, the rear glass is not fixed, but may lower like the door glass. Many pickup trucks models have rear slider windows
Rear Quarter Right Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Right Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Front Right Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.

Sedan - 360 view
SUV - 360 view
Coupe - 360 view

Windshield
The first piece of glass that you encounter on most vehicles is its windshield. Also known as a windscreen. The windshield plays a critical role in supporting the structure of the car and protecting the driver and passengers.
Front Left Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.
Rear Left Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Rear Quarter Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Windshield
Like the front windshield, this piece of glass may have an embedded antenna, defrosting wires, and even a wiper unit. In some vehicles, the rear glass is not fixed, but may lower like the door glass. Many pickup trucks models have rear slider windows
Rear Quarter Right Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Right Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Front Right Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.

Windshield
The first piece of glass that you encounter on most vehicles is its windshield. Also known as a windscreen. The windshield plays a critical role in supporting the structure of the car and protecting the driver and passengers.
Front Left Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.
Rear Left Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Rear Quarter Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Windshield
Like the front windshield, this piece of glass may have an embedded antenna, defrosting wires, and even a wiper unit. In some vehicles, the rear glass is not fixed, but may lower like the door glass. Many pickup trucks models have rear slider windows
Rear Quarter Right Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Right Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Front Right Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.

Windshield
The first piece of glass that you encounter on most vehicles is its windshield. Also known as a windscreen. The windshield plays a critical role in supporting the structure of the car and protecting the driver and passengers.
Front Left Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.
Rear Left Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Rear Quarter Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Windshield
Like the front windshield, this piece of glass may have an embedded antenna, defrosting wires, and even a wiper unit. In some vehicles, the rear glass is not fixed, but may lower like the door glass. Many pickup trucks models have rear slider windows
Rear Quarter Right Glass
This small window is actually located in the rear body panel of the vehicle. Quarter glass usually cannot be opened.
Rear Right Glass
The door windows that roll up and down adjacent to the passenger seats may be controlled by a manual lever or an electronic button. One difference between the front and rear window is that, on some vehicles, the rear door glass does not roll all the way down as a child safety feature.
Front Right Glass
Moving away from the windshield and towards the rear of the vehicle, the next pieces of glass might be the side vent windows. These are more prevalent in older vehicles. Many newer vehicles now offer molded door glass that replaces the vent windows with a single piece of glass. Vent windows are small triangular pieces of glass with their own frame fitted into the window and door frame.

Car Windshield Repair

The key to a successful car windshield repair is to catch it early. If left unattended the pit will attract dirt and other debris that can prohibit the windshield repair resins from bonding properly to the windshield.

Climate and temperature changes will cause a small rock chip to quickly turn into a windshield crack that will run the entire width of the windshield. At this point, the only option is a much more expensive car windshield replacement. The auto glass repair technicians at Solo Glass have the experience and expertise to make those little annoying rock chips basically disappear. Don’t put off having your windshield repaired any longer. The longer you wait the more money it will cost you!

Windshield damage is a one of the natural hazards of driving and it is likely your windshield could be the next victim. Road debris will often fly up and strike the windshield causing noticeable damage. These glass chips are commonly known as “rock chips”. Most rock chips can be repaired using state-of-the-art tools and windshield repair resins. In fact, with the advancements in windshield repair technology, most rock chips that are no larger than a quarter or not directly in the driver’s line of site can practically be eliminated.

Can your windshield be repaired?

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Car Windshield Replacement

In the unfortunate event of an accident a properly installed replacement windshield has life-saving benefits.

A properly installed windshield will allow the air bags to inflate to help keep the passengers inside the vehicle and will provide up to 60% of the strength of the vehicle’s roof in a rollover. Obviously, a properly installed car windshield replacement is very important to your safety. That’s why Solo Glass never uses cheap auto glass or second rate adhesives on any windshield installation to save a buck when your safety is on the line. Trust your next car windshield replacement to the windshield experts at Solo Glass. We have experience in this field and know how to do it right the first time.

Car Window Replacement

A broken car window puts you at the mercy of the weather and exposes your car to theft.

Auto glass damage is not limited to your windshield. A broken car window puts you at the mercy of the weather and exposes your car to theft. Your valuables and car interior are not protected when using a temporary fix or patch on your broken window.

At Solo Glass we can replace:

Side front and back windows
Rear quarter glass
Rear windshields
Sunroofs and Moonroofs

Car Side Mirrors

Broken Side Mirror? We can fix that.

If your car side mirror glass is cracked or broken bring it to us we can replace it. We also can replace or repair mouldings and Urethanes. We also stand behind our promises with an industry-leading Comprehensive Lifetime Warranty.

Auto Tinting

Enhance the comfort and protect the interior of your vehicle with automotive window tinting

Protect your car and yourself from harmful UV rays with professional window tinting. UV rays can damage your vehicle’s interiors and exteriors, and also your skin and eyes. Excess UV rays can ruin your seat covers (especially leather), dash, flooring and any other part exposed to it. So don’t risk damaging your car and yourself; get your vehicle windows tinted today.

Shade Options

Auto Glass Mobile Services

Can’t find the time to come in for a windshield repair or replacement? Let us come to you with our mobile service.

We know that with a busy schedule it’s often hard to find time to address your damaged auto glass, especially if you need to use your vehicle during the day. We get it! We also understand that your time is valuable. That’s why we offer our clients a mobile windshield repair and replacement service.

Our Services

​Types of Glass

Windshield

Front Left Glass

Rear Left Glass

Rear Quarter Glass

Rear Windshield

Rear Quarter Right Glass

Rear Right Glass

Front Right Glass

Windshield

Front Left Glass

Rear Left Glass

Rear Quarter Glass

Rear Windshield

Rear Quarter Right Glass

Rear Right Glass

Front Right Glass

Windshield

Front Left Glass

Rear Left Glass

Rear Quarter Glass

Rear Windshield

Rear Quarter Right Glass

Rear Right Glass

Front Right Glass

Windshield

Front Left Glass

Rear Left Glass

Rear Quarter Glass

Rear Windshield

Rear Quarter Right Glass

Rear Right Glass

Front Right Glass

Windshield

Front Left Glass

Rear Left Glass

Rear Quarter Glass

Rear Windshield

Rear Quarter Right Glass

Rear Right Glass

Front Right Glass

Windshield

Front Left Glass

Rear Left Glass

Rear Quarter Glass

Rear Windshield

Rear Quarter Right Glass

Rear Right Glass

Front Right Glass

Car Windshield Repair

The key to a successful car windshield repair is to catch it early. If left unattended the pit will attract dirt and other debris that can prohibit the windshield repair resins from bonding properly to the windshield.

Can your windshield be repaired?

Car Windshield Replacement

In the unfortunate event of an accident a properly installed replacement windshield has life-saving benefits.

Car Window Replacement

A broken car window puts you at the mercy of the weather and exposes your car to theft.

Car Side Mirrors

Broken Side Mirror? We can fix that.

Auto Tinting

Enhance the comfort and protect the interior of your vehicle with automotive window tinting

Shade Options

Auto Glass Mobile Services

Can’t find the time to come in for a windshield repair or replacement? Let us come to you with our mobile service.

Types of Glass