Charlotte & Concord, NC · Work Vehicles

Commercial & Fleet
Auto Glass
at Your Yard.

Work vans, pickups and box trucks — windshields, back glass and door glass handled where the vehicle already is. A van in a glass shop is a van not earning.

Call (704) 473-0539 Tell Us About Your Vehicles

We come to the yard or the job site · Call first about heavy trucks and we’ll tell you straight

Downtime Is the Real Cost

The Glass Is Cheap.
The Day Isn’t.

For a work vehicle the price of the glass is rarely the number that hurts. The number that hurts is the half-day someone spends driving to a glass shop, sitting in it, and driving back — on top of whatever that vehicle was supposed to be doing, and whoever was supposed to be doing it.

Because the service is mobile, the work happens where the vehicle already is: your yard, the depot, or the job site it is parked on. Vehicles can be done first thing before the day starts, or while a crew is working and the van is sitting idle anyway.

Work vans, pickups, utility beds and box trucks
Windshield repair and replacement, back glass, door glass
Work done at your yard, depot or active job site
Early starts so vehicles are ready before the crew rolls out

Commercial fleet auto glass Charlotte NC — mobile windshield work on a work vehicle

On-Site · Charlotte & Concord

Mobile auto glass technician working on a commercial vehicle in Concord NC

Straight Answers

Ask Before You Assume

Heavy Trucks:
Call and Ask.

Work vehicles cover an enormous range, and so does the glass. A cargo van, a pickup and a box truck are all routine. Once you get into tractor units, dump trucks and heavy equipment, the glass, the fixing method and the access are a different proposition entirely and it depends very much on the specific vehicle.

So the honest answer is: call and describe what you have got. You will be told plainly whether it is something we can do, and if it is not you will be pointed toward someone who can rather than booked in and let down on the day. That is the same rule applied to any vehicle here — a job is turned down before it is started, never abandoned halfway.

Vans, pickups and box trucks: routine work
Heavy trucks and tractor units: call and describe the vehicle first
A straight yes or no before anything is booked
If it is not ours, you get pointed somewhere it is

For Work Vehicles

What We Handle
On-Site

Vans & Pickups

Cargo vans, crew cabs, pickups and utility beds. The everyday working vehicles that cannot afford a day off the road.

Windshield Repair First

A chip caught early is a 20-minute repair rather than a replacement. On a working vehicle that is the difference between a coffee break and a morning.

Back & Door Glass

Rear and side glass on work vehicles, including the fragment clear-out that stops glass rattling around a loaded van.

ADAS Recalibration

Newer work vehicles carry the same camera systems as cars. Calibration is done on-site after replacement, never skipped. ADAS recalibration →

At Your Yard or Site

Your depot, your yard, or the site the vehicle is parked on across seven counties. Service areas →

Heavy Trucks — Ask

Tractor units, dump trucks and heavy equipment depend heavily on the specific vehicle. Call, describe it, and get a straight answer before booking.

Todd Jones

Owner & Lead Technician · Superglass of Concord

The Person Behind the Work

30 Years of Glass.
He Shows Up Himself.

Todd Jones has worked in auto glass for over 30 years as the owner of SuperGlass franchise #366, established in 1991. He is AGR certified and Autel ADAS certified, and he is the person who arrives at the yard — not a dispatcher, and not whoever happened to be free.

That matters most on work vehicles, where the same van tends to come back around. You end up dealing with one person who already knows the vehicles, rather than explaining the fleet again to a different technician every time.

AGR Certified Autel ADAS Certified Franchise #366 Est. 1991 15,000+ Jobs

Common Questions

Commercial Glass FAQ —
Charlotte & Concord, NC

Do you come to our yard or do we bring vehicles to you?

We come to you. Every service is mobile, so the work happens at your yard, your depot, or the job site the vehicle is parked on. For a work vehicle that is usually the whole point — the glass is rarely the expensive part, the lost day is.

Can you do a semi truck or tractor unit?

Call and describe the vehicle before assuming either way. Vans, pickups and box trucks are routine. Tractor units, dump trucks and heavy equipment depend a great deal on the specific vehicle, the glass and the access, so you will get a straight yes or no on the phone rather than a booking that falls apart on the day.

Can you do several vehicles in one visit?

Tell us how many and what they are when you call and we will give you a realistic answer about what fits in a visit. It is better to book what genuinely fits in the time than to promise a yard full and leave half of them undone.

Can you work early, before our crews leave?

That is usually the sensible way to do it. Say what time your vehicles roll out and we will tell you honestly whether we can be there beforehand, rather than agreeing to a time that does not work.

Will insurance cover a work vehicle?

We work with most major insurance carriers. Whether your repair is covered depends on your policy — call us before booking and we will help you confirm your coverage.

Commercial & FleetAuto Glassat Your Yard.

The Glass Is Cheap.The Day Isn’t.

Heavy Trucks:Call and Ask.

What We HandleOn-Site