Scotia Auto Glass Kelly Bent Our society has turned towards quick fixes. We demand immediate solutions to problems and obstacles. The downside to most instant solutions is they are not always sound, leaving us frustrated. So, when a windshield chip or crack happens who has the time to remain at a garage for up to half a day? No one! Scotia Auto Glass has been a 100 per cent mobile glass replacement and repair operation for over 30 years. "We are all about saving time and money for each client. We don't have long waits and we don't require a minimum amount of bookings before we will come to an area. If someone needs glass repair for their vehicle, home, commercial property or boat we are quickly on the way," explains Ron Tibert, owner and operator of Scotia Auto Glass. This premium service doesn't come with a premium price tag. The mobile service is of no extra cost to the customer. "We are all about customer service and convenience."The first step with glass repair or replacement is to diagnose the problem. "A quick email or phone call from a client to one of our trained technicians gives us the information we need to get the ball rolling on the job and all our quotes are free. If the client describes a bulls-eye crack, half moon crack or spider crack we know most often they can be repaired," says Tibert. "Glass chips can spread very quickly and should be dealt with right away or they will lead to windshield replacement." Windshield repair and replacement can be done in the home owners' driveway or garage. "The entire job usually takes less than and hour and the client can stay in the comfort of their own home or office." Scotia Auto Glass is also approved by all major insurance companies. This ensures quick processing of claims and all work comes with a lifetime warranty. "Our workmanship is guaranteed for as long as you own your vehicle." Scotia Auto Glass also has access to the largest warehouses in Canada. This means the customers don't have long waits for materials. Safety is of the utmost importance to Scotia Auto Glass. "A windshield is a key component in the structural integrity of a vehicle. Having a repair done correctly and quickly is critical to the safety of passengers." Ron and his technicians are constantly training and upgrading to offer the best solutions to their customers. "We aren't stumped by a challenge. We always try to come up with the best solutions to serve the client's needs." Keep the name Scotia Auto Glass at the top of your to do list. They will be your saving solution to any glass problem. For more information or to receive a free quote please visit www.scotiaauto.com Ms. Kelly Bent Special Features Writer/Photographer
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Scotia Auto Glass will bring the solution to you
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Insurance Co's, CAA and Scotia Glass in Atlantic Canada are cautioning the public about Spring potholes- http://bit.ly/hHCQE9
Insurance Co's, CAA and Scotia Glass in Atlantic Canada are cautioning the public about Spring potholes- http://bit.ly/hHCQE9
DAILY NEWS Mar 29, 2011 4:45 PM
Spring has arrived - and so have potholes
State Farm in Canada, CAA-Quebec and glass dealers in Atlantic Canada are cautioning the public about one of the traditional rites of Spring — potholes.
Most roadways are built in layers, starting with earth and gravel for drainage and then covered with a layer of asphalt.
Cracks in the asphalt layer cause water to seep into the lower layers, where the water freezes and expands. Some of the underlying dirt and gravel is displaced as a result of the water freezing, leaving a hole when the water eventually melts.
When the asphalt layer over top of these holes collapses, the result is a pothole.
Story continued in link - http://bit.ly/hHCQE9
DAILY NEWS Mar 29, 2011 4:45 PM
Spring has arrived - and so have potholes
State Farm in Canada, CAA-Quebec and glass dealers in Atlantic Canada are cautioning the public about one of the traditional rites of Spring — potholes.
Most roadways are built in layers, starting with earth and gravel for drainage and then covered with a layer of asphalt.
Cracks in the asphalt layer cause water to seep into the lower layers, where the water freezes and expands. Some of the underlying dirt and gravel is displaced as a result of the water freezing, leaving a hole when the water eventually melts.
When the asphalt layer over top of these holes collapses, the result is a pothole.
Story continued in link - http://bit.ly/hHCQE9
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Broken Windshields, Big Potholes
Increase in cracked windshields as Nova Scotia thaw creates more pot holes
Scotia Auto Glass employees have noticed more customers saying their windshield broke after hitting a pothole, and comment that the costs affect all Nova Scotia Drivers.
Nova Scotia’s spring time thaws seem to create potholes everywhere and force drivers to swerve around or take the impact of driving over the hole. This can cause a chipped windshield to break, making the car unsafe to drive. Halifax’s Q104 has a twitter “call out” to find and photo the biggest potholes in Nova Scotia. (@Q104Halifax)
“HRM would like to advise residents that Municipal Operations crews will be working to patch potholes in the coming days.” - says Halifax website http://www.halifax.ca/snow/ and more information on potholes can be found at http://www.halifax.ca/works/potholes.html
A windshield provides 30% of a car’s structural strength and if damaged by a crack, it requires an immediate replacement. Around one in six car windshields have a chip which can be quickly and easily repaired to make the windshield as good as new, usually at no cost to the vehicle owner.
Ron Tibert, of Scotia Auto Glass says: “Drivers are forced to hit potholes while driving since it is unsafe to jerk the wheel in traffic, and are absorbing an increasing bill for the poor state of some roads. However by getting a chip repaired before it turns into a crack, drivers can protect themselves from an expensive insurance claim and make certain their windshield is as strong as new.”
It is estimated that 80% of Nova Scotia car owners have comprehensive insurance and nearly all insurance companies will cover rock chip repairs for free. Scotia Auto Glass, a company that comes to you, will repair your windshield onsite to further reduce the risk to driver’s vehicles. Deductibles for a cracked windshield average about $250.
Scotia Auto Glass is an exclusive mobile service company that can repair or replace all types of auto glass at client’s home or office. Scotia Auto Glass is insurance approved and recommended by many car dealerships. For service on the South Shore from Hubbards to Liverpool call 902-523-1180 (1-866-543-6001) and for service in HRM call 902-456-5201. You can also get a quote or book online at www.scotiaauto.com
If you have any questions, we are here to help you make auto glass a better experience! Join us on Linkedin, facebook or Twitter for more tips on auto glass.
Scotia Auto Glass employees have noticed more customers saying their windshield broke after hitting a pothole, and comment that the costs affect all Nova Scotia Drivers.
Nova Scotia’s spring time thaws seem to create potholes everywhere and force drivers to swerve around or take the impact of driving over the hole. This can cause a chipped windshield to break, making the car unsafe to drive. Halifax’s Q104 has a twitter “call out” to find and photo the biggest potholes in Nova Scotia. (@Q104Halifax)
“HRM would like to advise residents that Municipal Operations crews will be working to patch potholes in the coming days.” - says Halifax website http://www.halifax.ca/snow/ and more information on potholes can be found at http://www.halifax.ca/works/potholes.html
A windshield provides 30% of a car’s structural strength and if damaged by a crack, it requires an immediate replacement. Around one in six car windshields have a chip which can be quickly and easily repaired to make the windshield as good as new, usually at no cost to the vehicle owner.
Ron Tibert, of Scotia Auto Glass says: “Drivers are forced to hit potholes while driving since it is unsafe to jerk the wheel in traffic, and are absorbing an increasing bill for the poor state of some roads. However by getting a chip repaired before it turns into a crack, drivers can protect themselves from an expensive insurance claim and make certain their windshield is as strong as new.”
It is estimated that 80% of Nova Scotia car owners have comprehensive insurance and nearly all insurance companies will cover rock chip repairs for free. Scotia Auto Glass, a company that comes to you, will repair your windshield onsite to further reduce the risk to driver’s vehicles. Deductibles for a cracked windshield average about $250.
Scotia Auto Glass is an exclusive mobile service company that can repair or replace all types of auto glass at client’s home or office. Scotia Auto Glass is insurance approved and recommended by many car dealerships. For service on the South Shore from Hubbards to Liverpool call 902-523-1180 (1-866-543-6001) and for service in HRM call 902-456-5201. You can also get a quote or book online at www.scotiaauto.com
If you have any questions, we are here to help you make auto glass a better experience! Join us on Linkedin, facebook or Twitter for more tips on auto glass.
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