Windshield Replacement & Auto Glass Repair in Parma, OH
Address
2715 Brookpark Rd
Parma, Ohio 44134
Parma Windshield Repair & Replacement Services
Do you need windshield repair in Parma? Auto Glass Now is proud to serve the Parma community. We offer everything from simple chip repair to full windshield replacements. Our affordable services also include car side window and rear windshield replacement as well as ADAS camera calibration.
Choose Auto Glass Now for reliable, affordable, and hassle-free auto glass repair.
Additional Auto Glass Now Services
The professional team at Auto Glass Now works hard every day to give you a world-class experience. To top it all off, we manage the whole insurance claim process for you. For your peace of mind, every repair comes with our nationwide lifetime warranty, ensuring long-lasting workmanship you can count on.
Let us come to you! Our location offers convenient mobile windshield repair and replacement services to assist you at your location.
Do you need fleet services for your commercial vehicles? We are dedicated to getting your fleet of vehicles back on the road with fast and reliable service.
Nearby Restaurants, Shops, & Local Attractions
Our auto glass repair shop is conveniently located near you on Brookpark Road between 26th and 28th Street.
Nearby walkable restaurants include Jackie Chen's Asian Diner, China Jade Restaurant, and Fiesta Vallarta.
If you're looking for something to do after your auto glass is serviced, check out these popular local attractions:
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo - Explore diverse wildlife and habitats at this family-friendly zoo featuring over 3,000 animals and engaging exhibits for all ages to enjoy.
South Park Mall - A popular shopping destination with a variety of stores, this mall offers a mix of retail shops, eateries, and entertainment options to explore.
The Parma Historical Society - Discover local history at this small museum showcasing artifacts and exhibits that highlight the rich heritage of Parma and its community.
Parma Auto Glass Repair FAQ
What is the safest way to clear ice and snow off my windshield in Parma?
Use a plastic scraper with the defroster running, and a soft-bristled brush for snow. Never pour hot water on frozen glass, and never use the wipers to push ice. Winter-grade washer fluid and an overnight windshield cover help. Rinse road salt off when you get the chance, since salt and grit slowly pit the glass.
Why does my windshield fog up so badly in Parma winters?
Moisture is the culprit. Snow and slush tracked into the cabin evaporates and condenses on cold glass. Keep the interior dry, clean the inside of the windshield, and run the defrost rather than wiping it with your sleeve. Household glass cleaners make it worse, since ammonia residue on the inside of the glass encourages fogging.
Can I run my car through a car wash with a cracked windshield?
Better not to. Parma drivers wash off road salt all winter, but pressure, warm water, and cold glass are exactly what make a crack run. Water also gets trapped inside the damage where it cannot evaporate. Rinse by hand and stay off the windshield until the glass has been repaired.
Does Auto Glass Now in Parma, Ohio work with my insurance?
Yes. Auto Glass Now accepts all auto insurance and manages the claim from start to finish. Have your policy information ready, and we contact your insurer, confirm your coverage, and bill them directly. With comprehensive coverage you typically pay only your deductible, if any, though the amount can vary by provider and policy type.
Does my vehicle need ADAS calibration after a windshield replacement?
If it has camera-based safety features such as lane keep assist, lane departure warning, or adaptive cruise control, yes. The camera mounts to the windshield, so new glass means the camera has to be recalibrated to factory settings or those systems will not work correctly. Calibration is priced separately in your quote and is not included with the windshield.
Can I use the Parma shop if I live in a nearby town?
Of course. Drivers from Cleveland, Garfield Heights, Lakewood, Cuyahoga Falls and Stow, and other nearby communities use the Parma shop. Bring the vehicle in, or check the mobile service area on this page if you would rather not drive on damaged glass. Either way, start with a free quote and inspection so you know the cost first.
Customer Reviews
Hail storm knocked out my back window over the weekend. A coworker referred me to this business. The following business day they were able to see me immediately. Corey removed all the broken glass and temporarily covered the window until the new one came in the next day. Alex greeted me and was very professional and Nate installed my window and went out to his way to find any leftover broken glass. It’s like it never happened. I truly appreciate the 3 of them for their help. Made the experience painless.
Stark,I came in to get my windshield replaced and was very satisfied with the service. To me, the receptionist was the one who made my experience amazing! She was awesome and explained everything well! I also liked the tips she gave for after care of the windshield. The texts I received after the service were very helpful too. There was a bit of arguing in the back that I overheard but other than that everything was excellent.
Isikar66,This is now the only glass company I will use. I just had major abdominal surgery and the VERY next day, someone broke into my car and totally shattered a side window. I called around and the earliest appointment I was going to be able to get was 4-5 days out.
Brittney Brack,We arrived early-they had us in and out before our appointment time. The technician/front desk attendant was very helpful and very accommodating. He was very honest that the fix may not be sustainable but it turned out great and he fixed an additional chip we didn’t know we had. We were quoted a price over the phone which we thought was reasonable but ended up paying less than the original quote . I would recommend this place 10/10
Amy Waggoner,Technician came out to look at the super small chip and was honest in saying to let it go that the repair could possibly make it spread. I appreciate his
Corinne Hynes,