Windshield & Auto Glass FAQ — Dallas, TX

Answers to the questions Dallas drivers ask us most about windshield repair, replacement, insurance, and auto glass service. Still have a question? Contact us or request a free quote.

How much does windshield replacement cost in Dallas?

In Dallas, windshield replacement generally ranges from about $175 to $1,850, depending on your vehicle, the glass type (aftermarket or OEM), and whether it has ADAS cameras that require recalibration. Basic sedans sit at the low end; luxury and camera-equipped vehicles cost more. For your exact price, request a free quote.

Does Texas insurance cover windshield replacement?

Usually yes, if you carry comprehensive coverage rather than liability-only. Comprehensive policies in Texas typically cover windshield repair and replacement, though a deductible may apply. If your deductible is higher than the repair cost, paying out of pocket can make more sense. We help you check your coverage and file the claim.

Do I have to pay a deductible for auto glass?

It depends on your policy. Some Texas comprehensive policies include glass coverage with little or no deductible, while others apply your standard deductible. Many insurers waive the deductible for a small chip repair but not a full replacement. We can help you weigh your options before you file.

How long does a windshield replacement take?

A standard windshield replacement takes about 60 to 90 minutes, roughly 60–75 minutes in-shop and 75–90 minutes for mobile service. Vehicles with ADAS cameras need extra time for recalibration. We also recommend a short safe-drive-away wait so the adhesive can fully cure before you drive.

Can I get same-day windshield replacement in Dallas?

Often, yes. Same-day windshield service is available in the Dallas area, and many appointments are completed within a few hours of your call, subject to glass availability for your specific vehicle. Contact us early in the day for the best chance of same-day scheduling.

Should I repair the chip or replace the whole windshield?

Small chips and short cracks, generally outside the driver’s line of sight, can often be repaired. Larger or spreading damage, or cracks in the driver’s view, usually require replacement. Repair is faster and cheaper, so it is best to address chips promptly before they spread.

Is it legal to drive with a cracked windshield in Texas?

Driving with a cracked windshield is not automatically illegal in Texas, but a crack in the driver’s line of sight can be treated as a view obstruction and result in a ticket. Significant damage may also cause you to fail the state safety inspection, so it is best to repair it promptly.

Do you offer mobile windshield service?

Yes. For many jobs we can come to your home or workplace in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, so you do not have to drive on damaged glass. Mobile appointments typically take slightly longer than in-shop work. Just ask about mobile service when you request your free quote.

What warranty do you offer on auto glass work?

Every installation is backed by a lifetime warranty on labor, covering defects, air leaks, water leaks, and moldings staying in place. If anything is ever not right, call us or stop by the shop and we will make it right. See our warranty page for full details.

What areas do you serve?

Faith Auto Glass serves Dallas and the surrounding Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, including Collin County, Denton County, and Rockwall County. We have been the local, family-owned choice for auto glass since 2000. Not sure if we cover your area? Give us a call.

What types of auto glass do you replace?

We handle it all: windshield repair and replacement, back glass, door glass, quarter glass, vent glass, and power window repair. Whether it is a small chip or a full replacement, we can help. See our services page for the complete list.

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