Work vans
Work van and fleet glass
Windshields and side glass for the vans and trucks a business needs back on the road.
Chapter 01
What a cracked windshield costs a working van
A work van earns its keep by moving. When a windshield cracks, the van is not just damaged, it is a day of jobs that may slip. A crack in the driver's view is also the kind of thing that spreads, and a van that runs the interstate every day gives it plenty of vibration and temperature swing to do so.
That is why a chip or a short crack is worth dealing with early, before it becomes a full windshield replacement and a longer wait.
A windshield and side window of a dark vehicle catching low golden-hour light
Fitting glass around a working day
The plain way to keep downtime short is to call before the van is stuck. Tell the shop the make, model and year of each vehicle, which glass is damaged, and what the damage looks like. The shop is at 111 Jailhouse Alley in Byron, and the number is (478) 956-0111.
Their board also says MOBILE SERVICE, so ask whether the work can happen where the van is parked. Say how many vehicles are involved and which days are hardest for you to spare them. The shop is open Monday to Thursday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Chapter 03
A repeat customer's word
The review above opens with the words Yet again, which means the van was not the first job. A shop that gets called back for the next vehicle has usually done the last one in a way that was easy to deal with.
Before you drive off, check that the glass is clear, the edges are even and the wipers sweep without catching. The best repair is the one the driver forgets was ever done.
anthony howd, Google review, 2024: "Yet again Valerie and her team did a fantastic job on our work van!"