$200 to $500 for door, quarter or back glass and $250 to $450 for a windshield, charged the same whether the van comes to you or the car comes in. A visit needs about an hour and somewhere the van can stand beside the vehicle. Being over the city line helps, because there is no residential permit clock in Cheltenham Township, so the constraint is space and permission rather than time. Call 215-608-1108 with the address and where the car will be.
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The Melrose Park complication is shared parking. Plenty of vehicles here live in the lot behind an apartment or condominium building off Old York Road rather than in a private driveway, and a lot has an owner. Before a van turns up and occupies two spaces for an hour, somebody at the building needs to know it is happening, and in some cases needs to say yes. That takes one phone call from you and prevents the two most common wasted visits: the van blocked out of a gated lot, and the space beside the car taken by a neighbour who was never told.
Assigned spaces bring their own small problem. If your space is hemmed in by two cars that will not move until six, there is no room to open a door fully or carry a pane, which is what the work actually needs. In that case the fix is usually to move the car to a visitor bay or the end of a row for the hour. Everything else runs as it would at the shop: same glass, same urethane, same clean-out. The one real difference is that a bonded windshield has a cure time that stretches in cold or wet weather, so you get told the honest safe drive-away figure for the conditions on the day rather than the average.
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Being eight minutes away changes what mobile is for in Melrose Park. It is not a way of avoiding a long trip, because there is no long trip. It is for the cases where the car genuinely should not be driven, a windshield cracked across the driver's view or a side window missing in bad weather, or where the vehicle is boxed into a lot and moving it is the hard part. If neither of those applies, driving down to Ogontz Avenue is usually the better job: indoors, out of the wind, with the car level and everything to hand. That is an honest recommendation rather than a way of avoiding the visit, and either way the price on the invoice is the same.
Same service, same price, other West Oak Lane neighborhoods:
Only if nobody has been told. Lots are often easier than driveways because they are flat and open, but they are private property with somebody responsible for them, so clear it with the building or the management company first and let us know if there is a gate, a code, or a rule about contractors. Give us the space number or a description of where the car is standing, and say whether the neighbouring spaces are usually occupied at the time you are booking.
No. A windshield is $250 to $450 either way and side, quarter or rear glass is $200 to $500 either way, with no call-out charge for coming over the county line into Melrose Park. What differs is not the price but the conditions. Bay work happens under a roof with the car level, which for a bonded windshield in poor weather is a real advantage, so when the forecast is bad you may be advised to come in instead.
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