Auto Glass Repair in University City, Philadelphia

Auto glass around Penn and Drexel

University City runs on an academic calendar and the glass work tracks it closely. Move-in and move-out weekends bring a sharp spike in door glass — cars visibly packed with belongings, parked overnight on Powelton Village and Spruce Hill streets, are exactly what gets broken into.

Campus and apartment parking

Most of our University City work happens somewhere other than a private driveway — a campus permit lot, an apartment garage, or a street space in Powelton. All fine. We need access to the vehicle and roughly a car's width of clear space, and you do not need to be present. Plenty of students and staff leave the car accessible and we work while they are in class.

Garages around 34th and Chestnut are often the easiest option, and give us shelter for a replacement.

Leaving the city for the summer?

Worth knowing: a chip left over a summer, or over a winter break, is considerably harder to repair cleanly when you get back. Road film and moisture work into the break and stop resin bonding properly. If you have a chip and you are about to leave it parked for months, deal with it first — it takes half an hour and is usually free through insurance.

Serving University City, Powelton and Spruce Hill

Coverage includes University City, Powelton Village, Spruce Hill, Cedar Park and the Penn and Drexel campuses.

Same-day mobile service, no travel fee, and quotes inclusive of PA sales tax so the number does not move.

Near you in University City

We regularly serve drivers around Penn's campus, Drexel, Powelton Village and Spruce Hill. Wherever you're parked, we'll come to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you come to a campus permit lot?

Yes — we work Penn and Drexel lots regularly. We need access to the vehicle and room beside it, and we sort our own parking.

I am a student and will be in class. Does that matter?

Not at all. Leave the car accessible and we will handle it. Plenty of our University City work happens while people are in lectures.

My car was broken into during move-in weekend.

A very familiar pattern here, unfortunately. We keep common door glass stocked and can usually be out same-day. Do not leave it open overnight.

Should I fix a chip before leaving for the summer?

Yes. A chip left for months fills with road film and moisture, which stops the resin bonding cleanly. Half an hour now gives a much better result than the same chip in September.