Our van comes to East New York at no extra charge, and the price matches what you would pay standing in the shop. Windshields, door glass, quarter panes and back glass all get done at the curb, provided the spot is level and the weather is dry. Seven days a week, 8:30 to 5:30.
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Ten miles is the whole argument. Driving from East New York to Borough Park and back, plus the install and the cure, is most of a working day gone, and for a lot of people out here the vehicle is how the day gets paid for. So we load the glass, the urethane, the primer and the new moldings and clips into the van and come to you instead. What we ask for is modest: a legal spot the car can hold for the length of the job and the drive-away wait, ground close to flat, and a dry sky overhead.
Weather is the only hard limit. Urethane cures by reacting with moisture in the air, so rain landing on a fresh bead or a wet pinch weld leaves a bond nobody should sign off on; if the forecast turns we ring you and move the slot rather than push through it. Forward-camera recalibration is handled on the job where your vehicle needs it, and we confirm what yours takes at the time of booking rather than on the day. Everything from a 30-minute chip to a full back glass can happen where the car already stands.
“I have not been able to keep my bathroom window open for the past 2 years without having to place something on the base. I didn’t know who to call. I was referred to AVIV and they were here this morning. I didn’t have to wait long for this…”
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East New York gives mobile work more room than most of Brooklyn does. On the warehouse blocks along Sutter Avenue, Van Sinderen Avenue and Fountain Avenue there is real curb space and few people fighting over it, so a van can pull alongside and open both doors without holding up a lane of traffic. The residential rows nearer New Lots Avenue are tighter, and there we would rather you pick a side street than a spot on the boulevard, because glass set six feet from moving traffic is glass set badly. Alternate side rules still apply, so tell us your day when you book. If you commute out of Broadway Junction and leave the car parked while you take the train, that parked stretch is exactly the window we want.
Same service, same price, other Brooklyn neighborhoods:
Not for the whole job, but we do need you at the start to hand over the keys and at the end to look it over and settle up. Between those, a windshield is an hour and a half and you are welcome to go about your morning. Leave us a number that gets answered, since occasionally something inside the car needs a decision from you.
None for most Brooklyn jobs, and that includes 11207 and 11208. You pay the same figure whether we set the glass on Pennsylvania Avenue or you drive it to Fort Hamilton Parkway yourself. The quote you get on the phone already has the visit in it, so there is no travel line added at the end and nothing that appears once we are parked next to you.
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