The van covers the Fordham blocks regularly and charges exactly what the shop charges. Chip fills take about half an hour, side glass an hour or so, a windshield roughly two hours including cure. The only thing we ask is a workable spot away from the bus lane.
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Mobile work makes sense here because parking is the scarce thing rather than time. Finding a space near your building can take longer than the glass job itself, so surrendering one to drive across the borough is a poor trade. We arrive with the pane already matched to the vehicle, work beside it, and leave the parking exactly as we found it. The glass, the urethane, the technician and the lifetime workmanship warranty are all the same as they would be in the bay.
What differs outdoors is conditions, not standards. Rain moves any bonded booking, because urethane needs a dry set to cure the way it should. A very tight parallel space can stop a windshield, since the tech has to reach the base of the glass from outside the car. Vehicles with a forward camera behind the mirror usually need the shop for calibration. We check all three when you book rather than sending a van out to find the job cannot be done, and none of those limits carries any kind of surcharge attached to it. Between the three of them, most jobs around here are simply a question of choosing the right street rather than the right service.
“We went here today, a cold Sunday afternoon, after the right rear window was broken into. They were well-priced, the staff was friendly, and they worked fast! My new go-to spot for this type of emergency!”
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The avenue is the one place we will not work, and it is worth being blunt about why. Curb space along Fordham Road is enforced heavily, the Bx12 runs in its own lane, and delivery traffic uses whatever is left, so a tech working beside a parked car there is exposed and rushed. Neither is good for a glass install. One block north or south, on the residential streets, everything gets easier. Around Fordham Plaza the same applies, since bus movements make the whole area unsuitable. Give us your block and a cross street when you book and we will pick the spot together, or suggest a nearby lot if your street is genuinely impossible. Ten seconds on the phone beats a tech circling for a space.
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Then bringing the car down to Garrison Avenue is usually the better answer, and we will say so rather than pretending otherwise. Parking outside the shop is easier than anything you will find near the avenue, which is one reason some people make the trip even when the van is an option. It is the same price either way, so it is purely a question of what is practical.
We are here until six, Monday through Saturday, and closed on Sunday, so late-afternoon slots exist but they are the ones traffic on the Deegan and Southern Boulevard is most likely to squeeze. If you have any flexibility, a mid-morning appointment is the one we can hold to most reliably, and we will offer you that first.
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| Monday – Saturday | 08:00 – 18:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |