$250 to $450 fitted covers most windshields on a car or pickup registered in Oldmans Township, and the glass work itself runs about an hour before the safe drive-away clock even starts. The shop at 304 N Virginia Avenue in Penns Grove is twelve to fifteen minutes down Route 130 from most of the township. Call 215-608-1108 with the year, make and model and the number you hear on the phone is the number on the invoice.
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Three truck roads cross Oldmans Township within a few miles of each other — Route 130, I-295 and the Turnpike — and between them they decide what most of our windshield work out here looks like. A stone off a loaded tailgate at sixty makes a star you can cover with a thumbnail. It sits quietly for a week, then one cold morning with the defroster up it runs four or five inches in one go, and once it has reached the edge of the glass there is no repair conversation left to have.
The replacement is not complicated work, but it is easy to do badly. The old pane comes out, the pinchweld gets cut back to a thin even bed rather than scraped to bare metal, and anything we open up gets primed before fresh urethane goes near it. Then you get a real drive-away time instead of a shrug — about an hour on a mild day, longer when it is cold and damp off the river — and you get it when you book, not when you are standing at the counter with your keys in your hand. Glass for the pickups and sedans that fill the township is usually a same-day order. Anything less common is sourced rather than promised, and we tell you honestly which of the two your vehicle is before you arrange your day around it.
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Almost every windshield we fit in Oldmans Township goes in on private ground, because there is very little kerb out here to work from. Houses sit well back off Route 130 and the county roads behind long stone drives, and the farms and yards have far more room than the van needs. That is mostly an advantage: no parking clock, nobody passing a foot from the open door. The one thing worth arranging in advance is where the vehicle stands. Loose stone throws dust, and urethane wants a clean, still, dry hour to come up to strength, so we ask for a level spot on hard standing, or a barn or shop bay if there is one going. In February, out of the wind matters more than out of the rain.
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Yes, and most of ours are done that way. What the job needs is level ground with room on both sides of the vehicle, somebody who can let us through a gate and hand over the keys, and a vehicle that will not need to move for the rest of the cure. That last one catches people out. Once the glass is bonded in, driving it early is the one thing that undoes an otherwise good job, so tell us when you book if the vehicle is due out at a particular time and we will pick the slot around it.
Rarely too cold to do it, often too cold to do it quickly. Urethane comes up to strength on a curve that gets longer as the air gets colder and damper, so a January job on an exposed drive off Route 130 will hold you far longer before it is safe to drive than the same job in the bay. We look at the day when you book and give you the honest number. If the wait is going to be twice what it needs to be, we will say so and offer you the shop instead of quietly letting you sit there.
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