Your Florida Windshield Replacement Experts
If you live in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Clearwater, Lakeland, Jacksonville, FL or the surrounding area and you’ve had an accident or other mishap that has caused damage to your car’s windshield, help isn’t far away. In fact, the highly qualified windshield replacement experts at Mr. Auto Glass stand ready to come to your rescue. When replacing your windshield simply can’t be avoided, you can count on our experts, who have handled thousands of replacements just like yours, to do the job and do it right.

We also bring you the most highly skilled workmanship you’ll find, which equates to the most professional finished product available. The next time you’re in need of auto glass services, look to our technicians for the kind of auto glass replacement Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota, Lakeland, Jacksonville, FL area residents trust. We are Florida’s premium auto glass provider.
The Importance of Proper Windshield Installation
Specific regulations set forth in the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Act govern windshield replacement. These regulations classify a car windshield as a vehicle safety device, because it’s designed to add structural support to the vehicle during a collision or other type of accident. For example, during a rollover, the windshield needs to sufficiently support the car’s roof to prevent it from collapsing onto the vehicle’s occupants. A windshield is also designed to prevent passengers who may not be wearing seatbelts from being thrown from the vehicle. Therefore, it must be able to withstand the impact of the accident.
Did you know that when an air bag deploys, within seconds, it first deflects off the windshield then back towards the occupants? What might happen if the windshield isn’t properly adhered to the vehicle? Well, the windshield would pop up and the occupants may be ejected. Mr. Auto Glass insists on using only premium urethane adhesives to secure the windshield and allow the owner to drive one hour after completion. Quality you can depend on.
This is why shortcuts should never be taken when installing a replacement windshield. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and proper procedural protocols must be carefully followed to ensure that the windshield will remain in place and do the job it was designed to do during an accident. These safety related protocols include the following:
- Using windshield glass that meets federal safety standards
- Using the proper insulating urethane auto glass adhesive
- Applying this insulating urethane adhesive correctly
- Advising the customer on how soon the car can be safely driven, to make sure the adhesive has fully cured
Consequences of a Substandard Windshield Replacement
An improperly installed windshield could pop out during an accident with the following potential consequences:
- Driver and/or passenger ejection from the vehicle
- Roof collapse onto the vehicle’s occupants
- Failure to contain air bags inside the vehicle, rendering them useless
Don’t let any of these frightening scenarios happen to you. Let our experts handle your windshield replacement job.
Increased Risk in Collisions and Rollovers
Poor Visibility and Structural Weakness
Water Leaks, Wind Noise, and Other Issues
Make Sure Your Windshield Replacement Is Done Right
Certified & Experienced Auto Glass Technicians
Advanced Windshield Installation Process
ADAS Calibration for Vehicles with Safety Features
We Handle Your Insurance Claim for Hassle-Free Service
Step-by-Step Windshield Replacement Process
Step 1: Inspection and Damage Assessment
Step 2: Vehicle Preparation
Step 3: Removing the Damaged Windshield
Step 4: Surface Cleaning and Preparation
Step 5: Installing the New Windshield
Step 6: Drying and Curing Process
Step 7: Final Inspection and ADAS Calibration
Before handing your vehicle back, we recalibrate ADAS sensors, check for perfect sealing, and ensure everything is in top condition.
High-Quality vs. Poor Windshield Replacement – What’s the Difference?
Category | High-Quality Windshield Replacement | Poor Windshield Replacement |
Proper Installation | Installed by certified technicians using advanced adhesives. | Poorly fitted glass with weak adhesives, increasing detachment risk. |
Safety in Collisions & Rollovers | Maintains vehicle structure and passenger safety. | High risk of detachment, leading to severe injuries. |
Water Leaks & Wind Noise | Proper sealing prevents leaks, wind noise, and weather damage. | Gaps in the seal cause leaks, whistling noises, and interior damage. |
ADAS Calibration | Includes precise calibration of safety features. | Misses critical calibration, making ADAS unreliable. |
Mobile Service Convenience | Free mobile service with same-day/next-day options. | Limited mobile options; may require shop visits. |
Insurance Handling | Direct claims handling with no out-of-pocket cost. | Customers must manage claims themselves. |
Compliance with Florida Laws | Meets all legal requirements, including zero deductible policies. | May not comply with state laws, leading to legal issues. |
Final Inspection & Curing Process | Ensures complete curing for long-term durability. | Weak adhesive bonds, leading to premature failure. |
Mobile Windshield Replacement – We Come to You!
Same-Day and Next-Day Service Availability
Mobile Auto Glass Repair Across Florida
No Out-of-Pocket Cost with Approved Insurance
Florida Laws & Insurance Coverage for Windshield Replacement
Florida State Statutes – Uniform Traffic Control – Motor Vehicles
Florida’s Zero Deductible Windshield Replacement Law
How to File a Claim for a Free Windshield Replacement
- Contact us – We verify your insurance coverage.
- We handle the claim – No need for you to deal with paperwork.
- Schedule your replacement – Choose mobile or in-shop service.
- Enjoy a brand-new windshield – Hassle-free, cost-free replacement.
Schedule Your Windshield Replacement Today!
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