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    Goliath Auto Glass

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

    Services - Goliath Auto Glass

    Auto mirror repair

    Auto mirror replacement

    Auto window repair

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    Auto window replacement

    Auto windshield repair

    Auto windshield replacement

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    Glass Doctor of Utah County

    Glass Doctor of Utah County

    (18 reviews)

    I was 517 miles from home and my 9x30 window for my Knapheide top along with the seals were…read moremissing. Called my glass guy in California and he said that it was a special fix and that I would have to get the parts from Knapheide and he would install it for $75. So I called Knapheide. They wanted $129.99 for the 9x30 window, outer seal was $11.99 per foot, inner seal $9.99 per foot with a minimum 8 feet each must be purchased. So I was looking at $380.83 without shipping and taxes. I was still far away from home so I decided to give Glass Doctor of Utah County a shot. They were able to fix everything for $239.40 before taxes saving me at least $140. They were super professional and friendly and the person that did my window had over 30 years of experience.

    Short version: I…read morerecently had my car's windshield replaced at Glass Doctor in American Fork. It was, bluntly, a TERRIBLE experience. The new windshield cracked in less than two weeks while the car simply sat in my driveway. In spite of all signs pointing towards a manufacturing flaw or installation mistake, Glass Doctor insisted it couldn't be their fault and wanted $150 to replace it (the original job cost $360). When I pushed back, they acted like I was the problem (rather than the failed windshield) and made it clear they had no desire to earn my trust or continued business. Unless you want that kind of grief in your life, I'd strongly recommend taking your business somewhere else. Long version: After the replacement, my car sat in my driveway for 2 weeks (I use a different car for around-the-town driving). Sometime in those 2 weeks, the new windshield cracked. Googling the issue yielded the likely cause of a "stress crack", which are "cracks that appear without visible signs of impact, often starting from the edge of the windshield" and noted that the common causes include "manufacturing defects or poor installation." That fit the circumstances perfectly: no signs of impact at all (and it would be quite the feat to get hit with a rock sitting in the driveway), crack started from the edge, and shortly after installation. When I called Glass Doctor, their attitude could best be described as "that sucks for you." They insisted that replacing it would cost $150 under the terms of their warranty, no matter the cause and in spite of the fact that they could offer no explanation for why it had cracked so quickly. Unsatisfied, I asked to speak with the owner. When she called me, I explained that, in my viewpoint, all signs pointed to either a bad part or an error in the installation. I explained that this should be a "we're so sorry, give us another chance to earn your trust" situation, not a "you can roll the dice again for another $150" situation. She proceeded to accuse me of "bad mouthing" her installer and her company for suggesting that the installer could have made a mistake, because "he's one of the top 20 in the nation." She said I was "bullying" her for being honest that I intended to share my experience, good or bad, in an online review. She insinuated that I was lying about the car not being used, despite my offering to bring in a statement of work from my mechanic showing the mileage the last time it was serviced to prove it. She made it clear that earning my trust and future business wasn't important to her. She insisted it couldn't be a stress crack because they "usually run horizontal" (I couldn't find anything online to support the idea that stress cracks run horizontal). She absolutely would NOT acknowledge that they could have made a mistake. She finally agreed to replace the windshield free of charge ONLY after making it clear that she would never do business with me again (who would want to do business with the company after this anyway?!?) After they replaced the windshield again, I asked if the technician could identify the cause of the crack. She said: "He said it could be a stress crack, but they usually run horizontal. So, no explanation for it. Maybe it was a small rock." Yeah, a small rock that hit a car in a driveway in a residential neighborhood, struck right at the bottom edge of the windshield (where the hood rises up to protect it) and left no signs of impact, yet caused a 10 inch crack almost immediately. Even when ALL INDICATIONS pointed to a stress crack, they preferred to ignore the facts, even when that required them to assume I was lying. They'd rather blacklist you than admit they could've made a mistake and attempt to make it right. This is not the kind of business I would trust. Take my experience as a cautionary tale.

    Prime Auto Glass

    Prime Auto Glass

    (16 reviews)

    Good pricing and quick service. However if you have a dash cam make sure to take it off before and…read moreput it back on yourself after. They thrashed the adhesive on mine trying to take it off and put it back on. It no longer stays on the windshield and falls off frequently. I reached out to them and they said there was nothing they can do. We had to scrape black gunk adhesive off the new windshield and purchase additional materials to fix it. If they can't offer any solution to a problem they caused I would rather they not even try to put the dash cam back up.

    Initially nice and charismatic people, but poor business ethics, quality and customer service…read more My rear car door window was shattered by a small pebble from a lawnmower and I got it fixed and replaced at this company. After the installment they informed me that leftover glass would be in the door but would not affect the new window. A short time later I used the window for the first time, rolled it down, and it became stuck. For several days it would not budge, we even tried manually lifting it, to no avail. They had also left broken glass on the inside of my car. I brought it back into the shop and asked them to take a look at it, because it had worked perfectly beforehand. This is where my one star review comes from, because as soon as I brought it back in the employees turned hostile and unprofessional. They informed me that it was not their problem that the window was not working, but ultimately agreed to take a look at it. A few days later I received my car back and it was working, they claimed that it was working when I dropped it off, which it was not and I had attempted to use it again in their parking lot minutes before dropping it off, it didn't work. While the window now worked broken glass in the bottom was now scratching the pane as it moved. Upon asking them to fix the glass scratching the new pane they had installed they told me if the glass got scratched it wasn't their problem, they said I paid only for the pane of glass and for it to go into the car... not that it would work properly when there. After bringing up my warranty I was told about when picking my car up they aggressively and rudely said that it only applies to windshields. Which they neither told me when they gave it to me nor does it say on their website under "warranty". I was also told that this is a regular issue their customers run into, and they know that leaving glass in can damage the window regulator and scratch the glass, but that it is not their problem. The glass pane costs about $75 so for a $300 service I expect the expect the product to work as intended, not to be given back to me with high probability of failure that they both know about and are unwilling to fix. Ultimately unprofessional work with misleading claims. I am willing to change this review if the desired help is received but until then I advise not going to this company for work on car door windows, as they know their service is faulty and leads to long term problems for customers.

    Goliath Auto Glass - autoglass - Updated May 2026

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