1. Airborne Auto Glass and Windshield Repair 2

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    League City, TX

    Airborne Auto Glass and Windshield Repair 2

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    I recently needed a windshield replacement for my 2015 Nissan Rogue after a rock chip quickly…read morespread into a crack well over six inches long. The crack continued growing throughout the day, making replacement unavoidable. I shopped around and received quotes from several companies: +Pulidos Auto Glass: $427.59 +Apple Glass Company: $429.93 +Safelite AutoGlass: $496.54 I ultimately chose Pulidos Auto Glass, and I'm glad I did. They were able to install my new windshield the very next day at the best price. Before scheduling, I asked John Pulido a long list of questions about the windshield manufacturer, DOT certification, acoustic glass, molding, warranty, mobile service, and installation details. Instead of giving vague answers, he answered everything directly and professionally. He even checked my VIN before discussing specifications and confirmed my Rogue required an acoustic windshield. John explained that the replacement glass could come from manufacturers such as Pilkington, PGW, Fuyao, or AGC. After verifying my vehicle, he confirmed he would be installing a Pilkington acoustic windshield, which I was very happy to hear. The installation was performed at my home, which made the entire process incredibly convenient. My appointment was scheduled for 12:00 PM, and John actually arrived slightly early. The installation moved quickly and efficiently, and by 12:37 PM he was already calling me to let me know the work was completed. The new windshield included: +Pilkington acoustic glass +DOT-certified construction +Solar band +New molding +Mobile installation +Labor warranty John took care to protect the vehicle's interior and dashboard during the installation and cleaned up everything afterward. There was no mess left behind. He also explained the curing process clearly, including leaving the tape on the windshield for 24 hours before removing it. Most importantly, the finished product has been excellent. There have been no leaks, rattles, wind noise, or any other issues since the replacement. Overall, Pulidos Auto Glass delivered exactly what I was looking for: quality glass, knowledgeable service, mobile convenience, excellent communication, and a fair price. I saved money compared to both Apple Glass and Safelite while receiving a high-quality Pilkington acoustic windshield installed at my home. If you need a windshield replacement in Houston, I would absolutely recommend John Pulido and Pulidos Auto Glass.

    Me and my wife made an appointment to have my right passenger window replaced. Before he started, I…read morespecifically told him I was worried about someone scratching or damaging my car. He reassured me and said he had been doing this for 15 years, so I trusted him. Then he calls me and tells me he BROKE THE BRAND NEW window while installing it and scratched my car in the process. While finishing up putting my old window back in, I brought up the scratch and he acted like it was nothing and said he could fix it. He then said, "What if I go around the Tesla and find other scratches?" basically trying to justify the damage he caused. He even said he would scratch his own car if that would make me feel better. He finished putting my OLD cracked window back in, meaning I was still stuck with the same cracked window I was paying to have replaced. Then he starts talking about how he normally doesn't come out on Sundays and says I should go to someone else because now he would be breaking even. Then he tells me if I want him to come back, I would have to pay him MORE. He also told me I'm complaining like his girlfriend. That's when I told him to get the f out. He left. After he left, I checked the car and found out the passenger speaker wasn't working. I also found the piece holding the speaker to the door was broken. So I trusted this guy because he claimed to have 15 YEARS of experience, specifically warned him about damaging my car, and somehow ended up with the same cracked window, a scratched car, and additional damage to my speaker and door. Complete waste of time and money. Now I have to repair the door trim and the speaker and the window

    Safelite AutoGlass

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    Horrible and rude customer service don't waste time going there. The lady in the front was not…read morehelpful at all.

    I booked an appointment for three chips. When I arrived, the technician told me two had already…read morebeen repaired and that the new chip I was concerned about was superficial. He then pointed to one of the previous repairs and said it looked concerning. I wasn't familiar with the process of repairing an already repaired chip, so I trusted his professional judgment. After he worked on it, that crack was much larger than when I arrived. When I asked why, I was told it was "physics and pressure" and that there are no guarantees. I understand there is always some risk with glass repairs, but I left confused about why a previously repaired chip that wasn't spreading needed to be reworked in the first place. After the appointment, I called the dealership where I purchased the vehicle and where the chips had originally been repaired before I bought it. They told me there is one standard process for filling a chip, which left me even more confused about why I was told the previous repair had been done "incorrectly." I asked Safelite what specifically was wrong with the previous repair and what made it incorrect, but I never received a clear answer. Instead, I felt like my concerns were dismissed. If a previously repaired chip needed to be reopened and that process carried a significant risk of making the crack much larger, I believe that should have been explained clearly before the work was performed. I left with a windshield in worse condition than when I arrived and without a clear explanation of why that outcome was necessary.

    Airborne Auto Glass and Windshield Repair 2 - windshieldinstallrepair - Updated October 2026

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