California Auto Glass Replacement & Repair Services

California Windshield Service Cost Factors

How much it costs to service your car's windshield or other broken car windows in California depends on the following variables:

• Your vehicle's make, model and year manufactured
• The size, depth and expanse of the glass damage
• The location of the damage on your vehicle's window
• Which piece of glass is damaged
• Any special technology in your windshield, such as heating, HUD or object sensors
• Whether your auto glass needs to be full-on replaced or simply repaired
• What your car insurance policy looks like
• Whether or not California law requires car insurance companies to waive your windshield repair costs

Current California Auto Glass Repair Facts & Stats

Curious about auto glass repair quote statistics for California? We’ve compiled these from our current quote data at Glass.Net. You can find this in the tables below.

How much does it cost to replace a windshield in the state of California?

In California, the overall average cost of windshield replacements for large vehicles typically range from $325.81, and for small to mid-size vehicles they range from $317.79.

No matter the vehicle size, fully replacing a windshield will likely cost anywhere from $100.00 to $2444.81 in California, which takes into account the full spectrum of values we have in our database for all California quotes.

How much does it cost to repair a windshield in California?

In California, repairing up to three chips or a small crack less than 6" can cost between $80 and $150.

How much does it cost to replace your side window in the state of California?

A side window replacement in California would typically range from $150.14 to $1199.46 for a standard side door glass window, though it's also dependent on the same factors listed above.

How much does it cost to replace the rear window in the state of California?

This type of a glass replacement will range between $164.92 to $1835.87 in California, excluding taxes and fees. This is also dependent on the type of vehicle, type of glass and whether it has additional features such as built-in defrost strips, built in windshield wiper or any other features that affect its installation.