What auto glass costs in Northern Colorado
Our own price ranges, from the jobs we do, with and without insurance.
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Without insurance, a windshield replacement at All-Source AutoGlass in Windsor usually costs about $300 to $800 or more, a rock chip repair about $60 to $80, and an ADAS camera recalibration about $150 to $300 or more. Door glass, back glass, semi-truck and heavy equipment glass are quoted individually. Your exact price depends on the vehicle, the glass and the cameras.
What does each job cost?
| Job | Price before insurance | What moves it |
|---|---|---|
| Windshield replacement | about $300 to $800+ | The vehicle, the glass and what the install needs. |
| ADAS camera recalibration | about $150 to $300+ | Manufacturer requirements, and static or dynamic recalibration. |
| Rock chip repair | about $60 to $80 | One visit, at your place or the shop. |
| Door glass | quoted per vehicle | The vehicle and glass availability. |
| Back glass | quoted per vehicle | The vehicle, defroster lines and glass availability. |
| Semi-truck and heavy equipment glass | quoted individually | The equipment, glass availability and the install. |
All pricing is approximate and depends on vehicle specifications, glass availability, ADAS recalibration requirements and other factors. We give every customer an individual quote so the price is accurate.
Is $500 a lot for a new windshield?
No. For most vehicles $500 sits inside the normal range of about $300 to $800 or more. A windshield on an older car with no camera is usually toward the low end. A newer vehicle with a camera behind the glass, a rain sensor or heated glass is usually toward the high end, and the camera recalibration is priced on top.
What makes a windshield cost more?
The biggest one is a camera behind the glass. Lane-keeping and automatic braking cameras need a recalibration after a new windshield, which adds about $150 to $300 or more.
Then the glass itself. Rain sensors, heated glass and acoustic glass cost more than plain glass, glass from the vehicle maker’s own supplier is priced differently from aftermarket glass, and glass that has to be ordered in can cost more than glass in stock.
That is why we quote each vehicle rather than print a single price. Windshield replacement and ADAS recalibration explain the jobs.
What will I pay with insurance?
Glass damage is usually claimed under comprehensive coverage. If your policy has a deductible, you usually pay the deductible and your insurer pays the rest. Some customers pay nothing for a covered glass claim and others pay their deductible, depending on the policy. We bill the insurer directly. See how insurance claims work.
How do I get an exact price?
Send the year, make and model and which glass is damaged. A photo helps, and you can text one to (970) 909-0194. We reply with a price for your vehicle.
Cost questions
Is $500 a lot for a new windshield?
No. At All-Source AutoGlass most windshield replacements run about $300 to $800 or more before insurance, so $500 is within the normal range. Cameras, sensors and heated glass push the price up.
How much is a rock chip repair?
About $60 to $80 before insurance.
How much does a camera recalibration add?
About $150 to $300 or more, depending on the manufacturer and whether the car needs a static or a dynamic recalibration.
How much is a back window or door glass?
It is quoted per vehicle. Back glass with defroster lines costs more than plain door glass, and availability matters.
Do you advertise fixed prices?
No. Prices vary with the vehicle, the glass and the recalibration the manufacturer requires, so every customer gets an individual quote.
Get a quote
Tell us the vehicle and the glass, and we reply with a price. Most quotes go out the same day during business hours.