Auto Glass Repair in North Carolina

myWindshield is your ideal choice for finding affordable, same-day windshield repair and windshield replacement services in North Carolina. We work with genuine, independent auto glass shops in NC that can help with everything from stone chip repair to door glass replacement, windshield replacement and much more.

According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, there were 8.1 million vehicles registered in North Carolina in 2017. Since windshields can crack or become damaged from a wide range of sources, it’s important to seek solutions immediately to get your vehicle roadworthy again. myWindshield has trustworthy auto glass technicians ready to assist.

Auto glass services in NC

Our auto glass technicians operating in North Carolina offer the following services:

Windshield crack repair
Windshield rock chip repair
Windshield replacement
Side & rear window replacement
Vent glass replacement
Quarter glass replacement
Sunroof & moonroof glass replacement
ADAS calibration
Window tinting
Side mirror replacement
Custom glass services

For the best possible service, we encourage you to reach out to your preferred auto glass technician through myWindshield and ask about their services, whether or not they’re mobile, and if they cover your area.

Frequently asked questions about auto glass in North Carolina

How long does it take to replace a windshield?

An experienced auto glass technician will usually need about 1-2 hours to replace a windshield. This includes preparing the vehicle, removing old glass, installing the replacement glass and the curing process. Windshield replacement time can vary drastically depending on the vehicle's make and model.

Can cracked windshields be repaired?

It depends. Windshield cracks can usually be repaired if they aren’t too long or too deep and if there aren’t too many other cracks or rock chips in the windshield. Generally, if the crack is the length of a dollar bill or shorter, it can be repaired. A qualified auto glass technician can help you determine if it’s safe to repair or if the windshield must be replaced.

Is North Carolina a zero-deductible state for auto glass?

No. North Carolina is not a zero-deductible state and as such vehicle owners should examine their car insurance policy to determine the deductible for auto glass services. Most auto glass fitters and repairers found on myWindshield can help with insurance claims and generally offer much more competitive prices, whether you need to pay a deductible or not.

Same-day windshield replacement in North Carolina