Q: Do you offer warranties?
A: 5 star Auto Glass offers lifetime
warranties in writing for as long as you own your car.
Q: Will my insurance premiums
go up?
A: No, insurance will not increase
under comprehensive coverage.
Q: I Have No Insurance For Glass
Coverage Does 5 star auto glass Only Take Insurance Claims?
A: No, 5 star auto glass is an
affordable full service glass company with or without
insurance coverage.
Q: My Insurance Company Gave Me
A List Of Glass Shops To Use; Do I Have To Use Them?
A: No, It's your vehicle and you
have a right to demand the very best. Your insurance company
does not have the right to tell you who should work on
your vehicle. Even if your car is a lease, you can still
request 5 star auto glass to do the installation.
Deductibles:
Q: How does my deductible work?
A: Your deductible is a portion
of the bill you are required to pay. It falls under comprehensive.
Q: Do you cover deductibles?
A: Yes we do, though some limits
apply.
Q: Do you invoice my insurance
company directly?
A: Yes, 5 star Auto Glass is recognized
by all insurance companies.
Q: Do you replace glass with OEM
equipment and sealants?
A: Yes, 5 star Auto Glass only
uses OEM glass and sealants that meet or exceed original
specification
Q: Can 5 star auto glass Replace
My Windshield At My Home?
A: Yes, 5 star auto will take
care of all the work. Just call our service representatives
and they will set up a direct bill to your insurance company
for the services. There is no extra charge for this service,
we are glad to assist you when you need us.
Q: can 5 star auto glass Repair
My Glass?
A: Yes, in some cases 5 star auto
glass can repair your glass instead of replacing it. Please
call us for an appointment to verify replacement vs. repair.
We have a 12-Point Checklist when performing any install:
We have a 12-Point Checklist when performing any install:
1. Complete vehicle inspection prior to installation.
2. Use care to prevent damage and maintain vehicle cleanliness
by placing protective covering on/in vehicle as required.
3. Remove moldings, clips, windshield wipers, cowling,
etc., as needed.
4. Use Full Cut-Out method, removing old adhesive to approximately
1/16" thickness as specified by the original equipment
manufacturer (OEM).
5. Use proper high performance urethane adhesive to meet
specifications of car's manufacturer and safe drive-away
time requirements.
6. Install windshield that meets or exceeds the OEM specifications
of your car's manufacturer and Federal Motor Vehicle Safety
Standards.
7. Install moldings, clips, windshield wipers etc., replacing
with new parts as needed.
8. Test connections affected by the install (washer hose,
antenna, heating elements, and wipers to insure proper
positioning...etc.).
9. Vacuum any leftover glass and debris from vehicle.
10. Perform final vehicle inspection.
11. Review safe drive-away time recommendation based on
the type of urethane applied and environmental conditions
(temperature and humidity) with customer.
12. Review warranty info and auto glass care instructions.
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