AUTO GLASS SERVICES

Optic-Kleer Services

Windshield ReplacementOptic-Kleer replaces windshields and windows in vehicles (such as cars, vans, SUVs, trucks, commercial vehicles, and mobile homes). The company offers a wide range of services to address various types of damage, vehicle types, and customer needs.

If you live or work in the following locations you are in the area that we service:

Keller

   Irving
North Richland Hills   Coppell
Watauga   Lewisville
Haltom City   Carrollton

Below is a comprehensive and detailed list of the services commonly provided by our company:

  1. Windshield Repair Services
  • Chip Repair: Fixing small chips or nicks in the windshield caused by rocks, gravel, or debris. This usually involves injecting a clear resin into the damaged area to restore structural integrity and prevent spreading.
  • Crack Repair: Addressing minor cracks (typically under 6-12 inches, depending on the shop’s capabilities) using resin or other sealing techniques to stop further cracking.
  • Bullseye Repair: Repairing circular damage patterns with a central point of impact, often caused by small objects hitting the glass.
  • Star Break Repair: Fixing star-shaped damage with radiating cracks, using specialized tools to stabilize the glass.
  • Combination Break Repair: Handling complex damage that includes multiple types (e.g., chips and cracks) in one area.
  1. Windshield Replacement Services
  • Full Windshield Replacement: Removing a severely damaged or irreparable windshield and installing a new one that meets OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) or equivalent standards.
  • Custom Windshield Replacement: Providing replacement for specialty vehicles (e.g., vintage cars, luxury models, or mobile homes) that require non-standard glass sizes or shapes.
  • Laminated Glass Installation: Replacing windshields with laminated safety glass, which is standard for most vehicles to ensure durability and safety.
  • Heated Windshield Replacement: Installing windshields with built-in heating elements for vehicles in cold climates.
  • Rain-Sensor Windshield Replacement: Replacing windshields equipped with rain-sensing technology for automatic wiper activation.
  1. Side and Rear Window Services
  • Side Window Repair: Fixing minor damage to roll-up or fixed side windows (rarely repairable due to tempered glass construction).
  • Side Window Replacement: Replacing shattered or damaged side windows with tempered glass, including power or manual window mechanisms.
  • Rear Window Replacement: Replacing back glass, often including defroster grid repair or replacement for heated rear windows.
  • Sliding Window Replacement: Servicing sliding windows commonly found in trucks, vans, or mobile homes.
  1. Specialty Vehicle Window Services
  • Truck Window Repair/Replacement: Handling larger windshields and windows for commercial trucks, including heavy-duty and semi-trucks.
  • SUV and Van Window Services: Addressing larger or uniquely shaped windows typical of SUVs and vans.
  • Mobile Home/RV Window Services: Repairing or replacing windows in recreational vehicles and mobile homes, which may include dual-pane or tinted glass.
  • Classic Car Window Restoration: Sourcing and installing glass for vintage or antique vehicles, often requiring custom fabrication.
  1. Additional Glass-Related Services
  • Defroster Repair: Fixing or replacing rear window defroster grids or windshield heating elements.
  • Mirror Glass Replacement: Replacing side mirror glass (interior or exterior) if part of the shop’s offerings.
  • Headlight Restoration: Cleaning or polishing cloudy headlights, often bundled with windshield services for improved visibility.
  1. Advanced Technology Integration
  • ADAS Calibration: Recalibrating Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (e.g., lane departure warnings, adaptive cruise control) after windshield replacement, as many modern windshields house cameras and sensors.
  • Sensor Reinstallation: Reattaching or recalibrating rain sensors, light sensors, or other embedded technologies during replacement.
  1. Mobile and Convenience Services
  • Mobile Repair/Replacement: Providing on-site services at the customer’s home, workplace, or roadside location for convenience or emergencies.
  • Emergency Glass Services: Offering 24/7 support for urgent situations, such as shattered windows that prevent safe driving.
  • Same-Day Service: Completing repairs or replacements within a few hours, depending on glass availability and damage severity.
  1. Insurance and Warranty Services
  • Insurance Claim Assistance: Helping customers file claims with insurance providers and handling direct billing for covered repairs or replacements.
  • Lifetime Warranty: Offering warranties on workmanship (e.g., leaks, adhesion issues) or materials (e.g., glass quality), often for as long as the customer owns the vehicle.
  • Free Estimates: Providing no-cost assessments of damage to determine whether repair or replacement is needed.
  1. Preventive and Maintenance Services
  • Glass Cleaning and Treatment: Applying water-repellent coatings (e.g., Rain-X) or cleaning solutions to improve visibility and protect the glass.
  • Sealant Replacement: Replacing worn or damaged rubber seals, gaskets, or weatherstripping around windows to prevent leaks or rattles.
  • Inspection Services: Checking windshields and windows for minor damage during routine vehicle maintenance to catch issues early.
  1. Commercial and Fleet Services
  • Fleet Maintenance Contracts: Offering bulk repair and replacement services for businesses with multiple vehicles (e.g., delivery vans, taxi services, or construction trucks).
  • Priority Scheduling: Providing expedited service for commercial clients to minimize downtime.

Materials and Standards

  • OEM Glass: Using glass manufactured by the vehicle’s original maker for exact fit and quality.
  • Aftermarket Glass: Offering cost-effective alternatives that meet industry safety standards (e.g., DOT-certified glass).
  • Tempered Glass: Used for side and rear windows, designed to shatter into small, safe pieces.
  • Laminated Glass: Used for windshields, consisting of two layers with a plastic interlayer for safety and noise reduction.

Typical Process

  • Assessment: Inspecting the damage to determine if repair or replacement is necessary, considering factors like size, location, and depth of damage.
  • Preparation: Cleaning the area, removing old glass (if replacing), and protecting the vehicle’s interior and exterior.
  • Repair/Replacement: Applying resin for repairs or installing new glass with adhesives and proper alignment.
  • Finishing: Ensuring a secure fit, testing functionality (e.g., wipers, defrosters), and cleaning the glass.

This list covers the vast majority of services offered by windshield and vehicle window repair/replacement businesses across the country. Specific offerings may vary by location, shop specialization, or vehicle type, but these are the core services you can expect from a reputable provider. If you’d like me to refine this further or focus on a specific vehicle type or region, let me know!