Windshield Replacement
Full windshield replacement with the camera recalibration included, not quoted separately after the fact. Most cars are done in about 90 minutes at your house.
$250 to $ 1,500
Broken Arrow and the Tulsa metro
Mobile service to your driveway or your workplace. Most windshields take about 90 minutes and the camera recalibration is done with the glass, not booked somewhere else.
Chip repair, full replacement, camera recalibration
Full windshield replacement with the camera recalibration included, not quoted separately after the fact. Most cars are done in about 90 minutes at your house.
$250 to $ 1,500
Resin repair for stone chips and short cracks. Roughly 30 minutes, done in your driveway, and it stops the crack running before it turns into a replacement.
$75 to $ 175
The camera behind your mirror has to be re-aimed after the glass comes out. We do it as part of the job instead of handing you a dealer appointment.
$150 to $ 600
Prices are typical ranges for this market. The vehicle decides it, so we quote yours rather than sending you a menu. Repairs start around $75.
Before you call anyone
Two things decide it: where the damage sits, and whether your car has a camera behind the mirror. This is the map we use, and it is the same one we will talk you through on the phone.
Mobile across Tulsa and Wagoner counties
This is our home city. Most Broken Arrow jobs are same day.
About 20 minutes west of us, along the Arkansas River corridor.
About 15 minutes east of Broken Arrow, straight out Highway 51.
Not on the list? If you are inside about 30 miles of Broken Arrow we almost certainly come to you. Call and ask.
The question everyone asks first
Comprehensive coverage pays, minus your deductible. Oklahoma is not a free-windshield state, whatever you may have read.
Several auto glass sites serving this metro claim state law bans glass deductibles here and cite statute 36 O.S. 3636 for it. That statute is Oklahoma's uninsured motorist coverage law. It does not mention glass, windshields or deductibles anywhere.
Some carriers do sell a full-glass endorsement that waives the deductible. If you bought one, your windshield may genuinely cost you nothing. If you did not, and your deductible is $500 against a $420 windshield, there is no point filing at all. We will tell you that before you call your insurer rather than after.