The only way to truly know if a replacement is done correctly is to take it apart. To ensure your replacement is done right, always choose a company that is AGSC certified, maintains business insurance, has ample experience and does not use subcontractors to complete their work.

As with any industry, quality of work and products used vary which factors into the cost differences. MCA Autoglass only uses new, quality glass for all jobs. Additionally, because we care about your safety, we ensure all correct products, adhesives and safety protocols are taken on each and every job. 

In Arizona, zero deductible auto glass coverage is available due to the frequency to which auto glass is damaged from rocks on the road. Insurance companies understand replacements are needed often in our desert landscape and should not increase premiums due to auto glass claims. Most insurance companies allow up to 2 auto glass replacement claims per year, per vehicle. If ever in doubt, we always recommend asking your insurance agent.

The honest answer is, they can’t. Insurance companies pay auto glass shops a flat rate on the work regardless of what shop does the work. The profit margin does not generally accommodate “incentives” to be offered to the customer. To provide these perks, often times these auto glass shops will commit insurance fraud, cut corners, or use unqualified workers to complete your replacement. This not only poses a safety concern for you and your family but also contributes to increased premiums and major changes affecting the insurance industry. 

MCA Autoglass uses top quality products to ensure you are on the road as quick as possible. Once your replacement is completed, we ask that the vehicle remain still for 1 hour. After that driving is ok.

Arizona allows consumers to choose which company completes their work when it comes to their vehicle glass needs. This means you choose who does your work, not your insurance company. In fact, any recommendations provided by your insurance company are actually a Third Party Administrator (TPA) and not a requirement to use. 

When you call your insurance company to file a claim, you are generally not speaking with an insurance agent but rather a Third-Party Administrator (TPA). These TPAs are actually major auto glass distributors/companies aimed at directing work to their specific business. 

The cameras on your vehicle are highly sensitive to ensure accuracy for their purpose. When a windshield is replaced, the camera system is temporarily disabled to remove the old windshield and install the new one. Once the camera system is reconnected, it must be recalibrated to regain the accuracy needed to perform correctly.

Arizona State Law requires all auto glass companies to advise customers of the recalibration needed after a windshield replacement. You may find less reputable companies who are willing to skip this required service however, it is at the detriment to the vehicle safety. MCA Autoglass values not only your business but your safety too. This is why we will ALWAYS complete the recalibration as needed.

MCA Autoglass works with all passenger vehicles including cars, trucks, and vans. The only vehicles we do not work with are Big Rigs/Tractor Trailers or Motor homes.