Signature Windshield of Grand Junction is a mobile auto glass shop serving the Grand Valley. We replace windshields, repair rock chips, install side and back glass and calibrate driver assistance cameras in driveways and parking lots, with a firm price before we start.
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We started with a plain idea: most people with a cracked windshield would rather not lose half a day sitting in a waiting room. So we put the glass, urethane, primer and calibration tools in the van and do the work where the car already is, at home, at work or at the trailhead lot.
Grand Junction is the county seat of Mesa County, home to 65,560 of its 155,703 residents in the 2020 census,, and most of its traffic runs on I-70, US 6 and US 50. Chip seal on CO 141 and CO 139, gravel trucks out of De Beque Canyon and orchard traffic around Palisade keep rocks in the air, and at about 4,583 feet the glass swings from summer highs in the low 90s to January lows in the high teens. That mix turns small chips into long cracks, so we fill chips with UV-cured resin under the ROLAGS standard, set new laminated glass to FMVSS 205 and AGRSS 005-2022, and aim forward cameras again for lane keeping and automatic emergency braking.
If you carry comprehensive coverage, we help you open the glass claim, and our workmanship is covered against leaks and wind noise for as long as you own the vehicle. See our auto glass services or the towns we serve.
A photo of the damage tells us repair or replace, and the VIN tells us which sensors, tint and brackets the glass needs.
Your quote lists glass, labor and any calibration, so the number you hear is the number you pay unless you add work.
Fender covers on, dash protected, glass vacuumed from the defrost vents and seats, and a safe drive-away time before you leave.
Send the year, make and model and a photo of the damage if you have one. We tell you whether it can be repaired, what the glass costs, and when a mobile tech can come to you.