Steph Terry • November 28, 2022

Our Auto Glass Repair Service

We proudly offer professional auto glass repair services for our community. No matter the type of vehicle or the extent of its damage, our expert repair technicians will have it looking like new in no time. We appreciate the importance of having a safe vehicle, and our team aims to provide the best service possible. Here’s a quick rundown of what to expect from our auto glass repair service.

Auto Glass Repair

Morrow Collision Center has been family-owned and operated for over 20 years. We’re proud to be one of the leading providers of auto glass repair and replacement services in Lincoln, Nebraska. Our team of experienced and certified technicians is eager to repair all types of damage on all vehicle makes and models. 

 

Auto glass repair often involves fixing cracks or chips in a vehicle’s windshield. A variety of things can cause this damage, from small rocks kicked up by passing cars to severe weather and major collisions. No matter the extent of your vehicle’s damage, our team can fix it both quickly and affordably.

 

We offer a wide range of auto glass repair services for our customers. These include windshield, mirror, and window repair and replacement, as well as sunroof and moonroof repair and replacement. We gladly work with your insurance claims team or with you directly for out-of-pocket repairs.  Our expert technicians and office staff can easily handle just about anything you throw their way.

 

If your vehicle is newer, then we’ll also recalibrate your Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS). We'll recalibrate rain sensors and heads-up displays (HUDs), as well as lane departure and object sensors. This is often a requirement for newer vehicles, and it ensures your vehicle’s safety systems are all working properly when we return it to you.

 

Our techs fill cracks and chips, repair extensive hail damage, and restore any vehicle’s glass back to its original condition. We even offer professional detailing services to wash away grime and remove any remaining glass, dirt, and debris from the vehicle’s interior. Our auto detailing will ensure your vehicle’s interior matches its newly restored windshield or windows.

Our Repair Process

We understand that cracks can be frustrating, and we strive to make the repair process as simple as possible. Our auto glass repair process always begins with an initial consultation. This allows us to assess the damage and give you an estimate of the cost of repairs.

 

We also work with all major insurance companies on your behalf so there are no surprises down the road. If you have any questions about our estimate, then we’ll gladly sit down and discuss the details together. Your estimate will reflect several factors such as the cost of labor, parts, and materials.

 

The cost of your auto glass repair will depend on the severity of the vehicle’s damage. Fixing smaller cracks and chips is generally much cheaper than a complete windshield replacement.


The type of damage will also affect the cost. For example, a large crack will often result in a more expensive full glass replacement than a tiny chip which can usually be repaired. Regardless of the type or size of damage you have, we’ll always offer competitive pricing and coordinate with your insurance provider.

 

Our repair technicians will work diligently to get you back on the road as soon as possible. However, the amount of time needed will vary from vehicle to vehicle. For smaller chips, the repair process may only take a few minutes. Larger cracks and complete replacements naturally take more time, but almost all auto glass repair can be completed in a day once parts arrive.

Repair Your Auto Glass

If you're looking for a reliable auto glass repair or replacement service, then look no further than Morrow Collision Center. Our experienced team of repair technicians always provides the best possible service, no matter which type of vehicle you own or the amount of damage it sustained.


We gladly work with all major insurance companies to ensure that you get the attention you deserve. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a repair, then please don’t hesitate to reach out or stop by either our North 22nd or North 84th Street location today.

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