We bring the shop to the vehicle.
A cracked windshield should not cost you a morning. Our mobile unit works at your house, your jobsite, or your employer's parking lot, with the same technicians and the same materials as the bay on Belknap Street.
Mobile does not mean a stripped-down version of the work. It is the same technicians, the same glass, the same urethane, and the same safe drive-away cure times we hold to in the shop. The only thing that changes is where the vehicle happens to be parked.
That matters more here than it would somewhere flatter and denser. The Twin Ports spreads across two states and a lot of rural county, and a round trip into Superior can cost most of a working day. If the vehicle is not safe to drive, it costs you a tow on top.
The van, working a callThe most common one. We need room to work along one side of the vehicle and somewhere reasonably level.
Plenty of jobs happen in an employer lot while the owner is inside working. Check that your employer is fine with it first.
Work trucks and equipment serviced where they already are, rather than pulling a unit off the job for half a day.
Tractors, combines, and skid steers get glass on site. Trailering a combine to town is rarely the cheap option.
Several units in one visit, scheduled around your route rather than our bay.
If a vehicle genuinely cannot be moved, call and describe it. We will tell you honestly whether it is workable or a tow.
Address, vehicle, and what happened. Mention a steep driveway, a tight on-street spot, or gravel so we bring the right setup.
Same materials as the shop. Most replacements take about an hour of work plus cure time, which passes wherever the vehicle is parked.
We give you an exact safe drive-away time before we leave. Driving before then risks the seal, and the seal is the whole point.
New glass with quality materials, proper cure time, and in-house recalibration.
Learn MoreRock chip and crack repair that keeps your factory seal, usually in about an hour.
Learn MoreSafety camera recalibration done in-house, the same visit as your glass work.
Learn MoreBack glass, semis, farm and construction equipment, fleets, and classics.
Learn MoreAsk when you call. Most appointments inside our standard coverage area are priced the same as an in-shop visit. Where distance changes that, we will say so before we schedule rather than after the work.
Weather genuinely matters for glass work. Urethane needs a temperature range to cure correctly and the bonding surface has to be dry, so there are days we will reschedule you or ask you to come to the bay. We would rather move an appointment than install a windshield that will not hold.
Sometimes. Dynamic recalibration is done on the road and travels fine. Static recalibration needs level ground, controlled space, and specific target distances, which a sloped driveway cannot always give. Tell us your year, make, and model and we will tell you honestly which yours needs.
Enough to work along one side of the vehicle and open the doors fully, on ground that is reasonably level. A normal driveway or parking space is fine. A snowbanked street in February is worth a phone call first.
Not necessarily. Plenty of jobs happen while the owner is at work or inside. We do need access to the vehicle, and somebody has to be reachable by phone if something unexpected turns up.
Superior, Duluth, and the surrounding Twin Ports area, out to Cloquet in one direction and Maple in the other. See the service area page for the towns we run to regularly, or just call and ask about yours.
From Belknap Street to both sides of the harbor, this is home. Tell us what happened and where the vehicle sits, and a real person from the Superior shop will get back to you with a straight answer, usually the same business day.
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