Overview
Factory-spec glass with the exact brackets, coatings, and clarity your vehicle was built with—ideal for many ADAS-equipped models.
When OEM Makes Sense
Why it matters
- Safety and visibility
- Protects vehicle value
- Houston-ready adhesives and methods
What you get
- Clear pricing, no surprises
- OEM or quality aftermarket options
- Local technicians you can talk to
Sourcing & Install
- Call or request a quote
- We confirm glass/specs & parts
- In-shop service and, if needed, ADAS calibration
- Quality checks and safe-drive-away time
OEM vs Aftermarket
Pricing varies by vehicle, features, and glass type. We’ll outline options and any insurance coverage up front.
| Option | What it includes |
|---|---|
| Quality Aftermarket | Meets safety standards; good value |
| OEM Glass | Factory-spec fit and features |
| Calibration (if required) | Camera/ADAS alignment after install |
FAQ
How long does it take?
Most replacements take 1–2 hours; calibration can add time depending on the model.
Can you bill my insurance?
Yes—we can help handle the claim and paperwork.
Do I need OEM glass?
It depends on your vehicle and options. We’ll explain pros/cons for your case.
Get OEM Quote
Tell us your year, make, model, and if you have windshield cameras/sensors. We’ll recommend the right glass and outline calibration and warranty.