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The Complete Guide to Auto Glass Installation is a comprehensive textbook on auto glass replacement and repair. It outlines the safe and proper installation and repair of all auto glass used in domestic and foreign motor vehicles and off road equipment. The Guide is written by two experts who have 42 total years of experience in the auto glass industry and 36 years of training experience in both technical and customer service. The Guide is written with the student in mind. It includes easy, understandable step by step instructions illustrated with color photography, diagrams and tables. It aids the instructor with learning quizzes and exams. In the event of an accident, auto glass installed incorrectly can result in serious injury and possible death for the vehicle occupants. Correct auto glass installation: . enhances vehicle performance . aids in proper accessory operation . contributes to safety equipment deployment . Improves vehicle appearance . Provides for the customers' comfort and safety. This Guide not only helps the student learn how to put in auto glass but also teaches why the correct procedures are important. Improper auto glass installation can endanger the vehicle occupants and cause undue liability exposure to the installation shop. This Guide teaches the proper procedures according to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and the ANSI/AGRSS Safety Standard. Auto glass installation is too important to the well being of the consumer and to the long term success of the repair shop to put the responsibility into the hands of others. Auto glass technicians and auto collision professionals must maintain the highest standard of safety glazing. This Guide aims to assist in that endeavor."

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Automotive Glass Technician and Apprentices

Automotive Glass Technician and Apprentices
The Opportunity Your opportunity as a Glass Tech could be the best long term career choice you make yet. You value helping people in need and enjoy doing it in the most efficient economical way. Balance in life is not just a word or phase but something you look forward to. Work time flexibility would be great to spend important moments with family or attend sporting events or just a personal day. The reality is you are a positive, real, organized person with a great work ethic who enjoys a steady income and also doesn't mind working a little more for bonus money. You know money isn't happiness but it sure helps. You also enjoy learning new things, training upgrades and adding new skills to your resume. You also value having fun at your job. Enjoying helping others with their glass needs is ever changing and never offers a dull day. “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” ― Confucius Ideally what you need to start · Automotive Glass experience is a start and is preferred. General comfort around glass and a comfort around a clients vehicle. · You should know how to use general mechanics tools to turn a wrench, remove wiper arms and outer glass area parts. · You should love organization and can read/follow a procedure checklist to offer the best most consistent customer experience. · You should have a great work ethic, be self motivated and have a positive attitude · You should believe and practicing safety methods and don't mind wearing safety shoes, safety glasses and safety gloves etc · And since you are working around cars and other people's property you do need a clean valid drivers licence. So you like what you see and you are excited! Are you thinking - "What do I do now?" You could print the page opportunity or you could book mark it. Or right now you can apply online and learn more by visiting at http://www.scotiaauto.com/employment.htm we would love to hear from you. If you know someone who might like this position use the send to friend option or copy and send the link, share to Facebook or favourite social platform Primary Industry (NAICS): 811122 - Automotive Glass Replacement Alternate Industries (NAICS): 238150 - Glass and Glazing Contractor For more information about Scotia Auto Glass and services please visit our website at http://www.scotiaauto.com/
Date:	October 27, 2014
City/Town:	Lunenburg
Location:	NS/Other
Wage/Salary:	12-16
Start:	Novemeber
Duration:	As long as you want
Type:	Full Time, Part Time, Traineeship
How to apply:	Visit webpage http://www.scotiaauto.com/employment.htm
Company:	Scotia Auto Glass

Recall on Ford Van Windshields

Ford Recalling 2011-MY E-Series Vehicles Windshield

The Ford Motor Company is recalling 4,532 2011 the model-year E-150, E-250, E-350 and E-450 vans windshields because they may be prone to the formation of bubbles that can hinder driver visibility. (the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported)
The recall covers E-Series vehicles built from May 12, 2011, through May 26, 2011. Because of faulty manufacturing conditions, some of the windshields may form bubbles after an extended time in hot temperatures, NHTSA said.

Photo: Ford Motor Co.

To remedy the problem, Ford dealers will inspect the windshield and replace it if bubbles are present. There will be no charge for this service.
The recall is expected to begin around Jan. 27. Vehicle owners can reach Ford at 1-866-436-7332. Ford's recall campaign number is 11C20.


Ref: http://www.automotive-fleet.com/channel/safety-accident-management/news/story/2014/01/ford-recalling-2011-my-e-series-vehicles.aspx

You Used What as an Ice Scraper?!

You Used What as an Ice Scraper?!

Bet everyone enjoyed that last storm!  Everyone loves the TV's "National Lampoon's Christmas" special.  While funny, we have our own less fortunate stories such as

• "While following my husband, he drops our Christmas tree off his truck and it smashed out my windshield"    or
• "My wife and I were bickering about something and I fired our Christmas tree into the back glass hatch of my Civic"  

Those are this weeks stories, but how about the ice we are left with?  Impatient drivers trying to remove ice from windshields often discover creative ways to break the glass.  We have seen some grim self inflicted windshield damage caused by clients who got creative with improvised ice removal.  Nobody likes paying to replace their windshield, but it’s all the more painful when it is damage that could have easily been avoided. 
Tip 1: Get yourself a new scraper every year- If the season was nasty, they the scraper worked hard and during the off season the scraper tends to get beat around and chipped.  Bad scrapers can lead to scratches on the glass.
Tip 2: Try an application of Aquashield water repellent, which would help the ice from sticking in the first place.
Tip 3: Run the defroster a little longer to melt the ice slowly - A little extra time here can save the cost of a glass.

We have replaced glass for the following reason-  "Do Not!!"

§         Use your keys

§         Use a shovel

§         Use a flat head screw driver

§         Use a hammer

§         Use a credit card

§         Use boiling water

§         Use old CD's

§         Use beer cans

§         Use a 2x4

§         Use a propane torch to melt the ice

§         Use a spatula, utility knife or crowbar

If you find yourself with a frozen windshield situation without a scraper remember – just defrost to avoid the cost! Give yourself some extra time!

Driving Tips for Back-to-School

It's back-to-school time and, for many parents, that means early mornings, new clothes and rushing around to meet the new schedule. Did you know that School buses are one of the safest forms of transportation on the road today. In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, riding a bus to school is 13 times safer than riding in a passenger vehicle and 10 times safer than walking to school.

The reality of school bus safety is that more children are hurt outside the bus than inside as passengers. Most of the children who lose their lives in bus-related crashes are pedestrians, four to seven years old, who are hit by the bus or by motorists illegally passing a stopped school bus.

For this reason, it is necessary to know the proper laws and procedures for sharing the road safely with school buses:

• Most Provinces have a law making it illegal to pass a school bus that is stopped to load or unload children.
• School buses use yellow/red/strobe flashing lights to alert motorists that they are preparing to stop to load or unload children. Red flashing lights and an extended stop sign arm signals to motorists that the bus is stopped and children are getting on or off the bus.
• Most Provinces require that traffic in both directions stop on undivided roadways when students are entering or exiting a school bus.
• The area 10 feet around a school bus is where children are in the most danger of being hit. Stop your car far enough from the bus to allow children the necessary space to safely enter and exit the bus.
• Be alert. Children are unpredictable. Children walking to or from their bus are usually very comfortable with their surroundings. This makes them more likely to take risks, ignore hazards or fail to look both ways when crossing the street.
  
  

Before driving the kids around town, parents need to make sure their vehicles are operating safely. These quick tips will help ensure your vehicle is ready to keep up with the kids' busy schedules.

Be sure to take your vehicle in for routine maintenance. Talk with your mechanic and be sure your cars brakes, wheels, tires, tire pressure and suspension are working well.  Don’t forget to also speak with your glass shop to check your wipers, wiper fluid and that you can see clearly through your windshield.  These steps can keep your vehicle on the road, not on the side of it.

Buckle up and make sure your passengers do too. Seat belt use among high school students is lower than among other occupants in passenger vehicles. According to a survey from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, many teens aren't buckling up, even when adults are driving with them and using belts themselves. Teens often follow by example. The study reported that more than half of teens were more likely to buckle up if the adult who dropped them off at school also wore a seat belt. However, when adult drivers did not use seat belts, only 8% of teens used theirs.

Practice proper car seat safety. Some mothers will be taking preschool children along when they drive older children to and from school. Make sure everyone is using proper seat restraints at all times.

Obey school zone speed limits. Children may not always stay on the sidewalk or within crosswalk lines, so you need to be extra careful. As a lot of morning traffic is comprised of parents driving children to school, so you should also watch out for other vehicles slowing down or suddenly stopping to let children out.

Let's make this a safe year for everyone!

Auto Repair Shops feel 2013 has started as a “Slump”

Almost 100% of the Auto Repair shops surveyed in central and western Nova Scotia, say business is way down and wonder what’s next, according to research from Scotia Auto Glass

The study also revealed 49% of fleet managers postponed or considered postponing fleet maintenance this year because of uncertainty and last year’s mild winter weather. Only 1 in 5 fleet companies increase their vehicle checks during periods of bad weather.

“First I thought it was something wrong with my business but when the auto parts supplier delivery guy is complaining about being “slow” and might be laid off, I had nervous sigh of relief” and “Customers are clutching their wallets and putting service off until the last minute” says a shop owner who requested to be anonymous  

In 2008 coupled the surge of higher fuel prices auto repair shops experienced some growth sighting that car owner could not afford to buy new and choose to repair their car.  By 2011 just two years ago when the safety inspections came due, this was the beginning of the first two year inspection cycle, consumers were forced to repair or replace.  Auto Repair shops experienced growth during that year and expected the same this year.  Many shops have laid guys off until the spring in hopes of the business returning.  New employment insurance rules has everyone scared on what to do next.  Employees need a stable environment to work and feel secure about the next paycheck, while employers need the skilled labour in the near future.

Garage shop owners search for meaning and economic reasons for the “Slump.” RBC Economics report, although American, talks about U.S. new home sales dip in February while consumer confidence plunged in March!  RBC economics Nova Scotia report says employment is up .06% in 2012 and that major Nova Scotia projects like shipbuilding, are not set to occur during 2013.  Further losses of 2,300 jobs in the public sector will keep employment rates at about the same as 2012.

Automotive Glass Shops are equally influenced by market conditions and fall into the same category.  61% of those asked said that they would have any rock chips inspected and or repaired before the next cold snap, however 76.1% of car owners and fleet managers admit they have been putting it off.  

Of the windshields replaced in the first quarter of 2013, 52% ignore their own safety and wait to have the cracked windshield replaced at the time of inspection.  “As we all know, it is the responsibility of both the driver and fleet managers to make sure all vehicles are ready and safe for Nova Scotia driving.” Said Ron Tibert, manager at Scotia Auto Glass

Auto Repair Shop owners feel the market will return during late spring, but just need to hold on until then.

Scotia Auto Glass tips for preparing for Spring

1. If you have a windshield chip, always warm up the cold glass slowly.  Ideally, get it repaired.
2. Replace windshield wipers. We had a harsh winter and the blades get chipped and torn plus they can cause smearing and reduce visibility.
3. Make sure you check your vehicle regularly. Cleaning headlamps, keeping the battery in good condition, checking tires and their tread.
4. Consider a windshield coating protection like AquaShield to help visibility
5. Keep an essential breakdown kit in your trunk, with high-visibility clothing, a flashlight, first-aid etc.

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Best Choice for Windshield Repairs - Glass Insurance

Rock chip only 2 hours old - Look at the detail in the fine cracks

Without comprehensive glass insurance coverage, a cracked windshield can be a costly repair (Ron Tibert – Scotiaauto.com)

Potholes are starting to form, roads are getting bumpy and the temperature fluctuates many times in the day, all contributing to windshields snapping at a weak point like a stone chip.

Spring time brings out the bits of gravel and road pieces, you see scattered on our highways, so traveling too close to the vehicle in front of you is not a good idea. Prevention and being proactive is a great start to being one of those people who never had a windshield replaced in their life.

So what should you do in the case that you get a rock chip?

1. Pull over in a safe place if you can and use our rock chip cover stickers or clear tape to cover the chip to keep it clean. Obviously, do not do this step if the chip is in the critical viewing area. 
2. Lets save your windshield and give our shop a call or send a quote through our website - If you have comprehensive insurance coverage, you maybe covered under your plan and the cost is usually free with no deductible. We have insurance partnerships and computer systems in place to verify coverage and billing for you.

Sometimes the crack can spread seconds after the impact while driving. Quite interesting to see but can be scary and has the driver wondering if the windshield will blow out on them.

If the windshield is cracked you most likely will need to replace it. Depending on your insurance coverage, you may be eligible for free replacements, which means absolutely no out of pocket expense to you. Your insurance claim will cover the majority of the cost and we’ll cover the rest. Eligibility is based on your specific auto insurance company.

So what legal action can you do to get your money back?

Experience in the past has suggested that you may just be wasting your time chasing down the vehicle and actually trying to get any settlement. If the rock or object came from an unsecured load you have a better chance of getting help replacing the glass.

So let’s not travel too close to the vehicle ahead of you and we will welcome the warmer days of spring.

Come join us on our facebook page for more tips and ideas to maintain a quality viewing windshield for years to come. (And get a coupon for $5 off your next windshield) http://on.fb.me/15PgUl1 

Visit our website at www.scotiaauto.com 
Contact us at http://http://www.scotiaauto.com/contact.htm/
Lunenburg / Bridgewater 902-543-1956
Halifax / Dartmouth 902-468-5583

Spring Car Care: Windshield Replacement Safety Tips

- Ron Tibert of Scotia Auto Glass

Discovering a cracked windshield or getting a windshield stone chip off the road from that speeding nameless driver passing us, is disturbing to most of us.

A cracked windshield is a safety risk. Besides seatbelts and air bags, most automobile safety experts rank the windshield as one of the top vital safety components in your vehicle today. The windshields key job other than keep bugs out of your teeth is to provide structural strength to the body during “roll over” and to assist in the proper deployment of vehicle airbags. The windshield replacement industry is technically unregulated and most shops use interpreted voluntary standards.

Consumers should ask at least these four questions before their next windshield replacement:

1. Will the sealant hold the windshield in during the deployment of the airbags? You should stay away from butyl tape or silicone products for windshield replacements. OEM Original manufactures seal or other top quality equivalent brands like Dow or Sika should be used.

2. How long does the urethane adhesive need for safe drive away time? Every urethane has a recommended drive away time based on temperature and humidity factors.

3. Will the technician wear nitrile gloves to keep from contaminating the glass? Hand oils and dust can contaminate the edges of the glass, compromising the urethane seal.

4. Will the old urethane seal be removed from the car glass frame? Taking the “short cut” method is not recommended according to the Auto Glass Replacement Safety Council. “Only the full cut method (removing all urethane) should be used for polyurethane retention systems.”

As a bonus, always ask about your warrantee. What if the glass breaks on its own? What if it leaks in a week, 6 months or a year?

These tips should help make the auto glass replacement a better experience.

- Ron Tibert of Scotia Auto Glass

For more information, visit www.scotiaauto.com

Tags: auto glass, autoglass, auto glass safety, windshield repair, glass repair, insurance glass repair, insurance agents, windshield replacement, window repair

Scotia Auto Glass will bring the solution to you

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

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

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.

NS Power awards Scotia Auto Glass contracts for fleet glass replacement

February 17, 2010

Bridgewater/Lunenburg, Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Power has awarded Scotia Auto Glass the contract to replace windshields in their fleet. Key requests and our specialty was mobile glass installation. “Although pricing is always a key factor in negotiation, service, safety and reduction of vehicle down time are all aspects considered necessary to meet the needs of NS Power.” said Ron Tibert, Founder of Scotia Auto Glass. "With mobile service stretching from Enfield, Windsor, Halifax and Lunenburg County, Scotia Auto Glass is now well-positioned to serve a great majority of NS Power’s fleet of trucks servicing the customers of Nova Scotia”
As NS Power brings more green energy to our communities, Scotia Auto Glass does its part by providing mobile service and having customers stay at work or home to save their gas and time.


For additional information about Scotia Auto Glass Company, please contact Ron Tibert or visit www.scotiaauto.com. Scotia Auto Glass®

Contact:
Ron Tibert, Sales and Marketing
Scotia Auto Glass
902-523-1180 / 902-456-5201
www.scotiaauto.com

A better windshield for you!

A better windshield for you!
“See Clearly, Drive Safer”…

Halifax & Bridgewater Nova Scotia- February 8, 2010

“Using technology innovated for the aviation industry, Aquapel Glass Treatment forms a chemical bond with the glass which increases water repellency, causing water to bead and easily shed off the glass. These fluorinated compounds apply in just minutes to a clean, dry windshield or any exterior glass surface, and lasts up to 6 times longer than silicone-based products.” - www.aquapel.com (02/17/2010)

Ever avoid driving at night? Do you like intermittent wipers because of the constant wiper chatter distraction while driving? Would you rather not scrape your windshield in the morning? And does your windshield not seem to be as clear as it used to be?

Technology advancement of glass has come along way from fire and sand. Some of the top projects today are the development of glass that reduces fuel consumption and increasing the non-reflective efficiency of solar cells. A PPG sales representative some years ago came to me with a new product call Aquapel. What is it you ask? Basically he told me that it is a revolutionary glass treatment developed for the aerospace industry that repels rain, dirt, and grime. It even reduces the blinding glare of oncoming lights so you can see clearly at night. The salesman also said that Aquapel is designed to form a chemical bond with glass that creates a water resistant barrier and that can last up to 6 months.

So, rain beads on the windshield and rolls off to maintain better visibility and safer driving conditions, we all can use that. The difference was and still is amazing! According to the Aquapel website it also makes it easier to clear ice, snow, and dirt from the windshield because the glass is completely sealed. This is a good thing this time of year in Lunenburg County Nova Scotia as well as any place.

Where can you get some? Most car dealers and glass companies (such as Scotia Auto Glass) offer the service which retails for about $29.95 before you need to comeback for another treatment 6 months later. Finally, you should ask your installer to check your wiper blades as well, since some models wear out between six months and a year.

If you have to drive, you might as well get the most from your windshield.

For more information on getting Aquapel or Aquapel for your service center see our website at www.scotiaauto.com or call Ron Tibert at Scotia Auto Glass @ 902-523-1180

Contact:
Ron Tibert, Sales and Marketing
Scotia Auto Glass
902-523-1180 / 902-456-5201
www.scotiaauto.com
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Scotia Auto Glass Announces the Opening of its Newest Mobile Store Location in South Shore, Nova Scotia

Scotia Auto Glass, a Nova Scotian automotive, residential and commercial glass installation, repair and replacement company, announces the opening of its newest mobile store location in South Shore, Nova Scotia.

Bridgewater/Lunenburg, Nova Scotia September 16, 2009 – Scotia Auto Glass, a Nova Scotian automotive, residential and commercial glass installation, repair and replacement company, announces the opening of its newest free mobile store location in South Shore, Nova Scotia.

"The opening of our new store in Bridgewater is an important step towards our goal of servicing the entire Nova Scotia market," said Ron Tibert, Founder of Scotia Auto Glass. "With mobile service stretching from Enfield, Windsor, Halifax and Lunenburg County , Scotia Auto Glass is now well-positioned to serve a great majority of Nova Scotia consumers and businesses."

Scotia Auto Glass Company's new store in Bridgewater is managed by industry veteran, Ron Tibert. Mr. Tibert brings over twenty years of experience in the glass industry to Scotia Auto Glass’s new Bridgewater store. "With his outstanding experience, technical ability, and management skills, Ron is certainly the right man for the job.” said Gary Moore a long time satisfied client

With store locations in Halifax, Dartmouth, and Bridgewater, Scotia Auto Glass is serving and great portion of the Nova Scotia market. Scotia Auto Glass Company has grown over the past decade to be a trusted and recognized name in the glass industry.

For additional information about Scotia Auto Glass Company, please contact Ron Tibert or visit www.scotiaauto.com. Scotia Auto Glass®

About Scotia Auto Glass:
Scotia Auto Glass, locally owned and operated since 1999, and we are devoted to quality and fair pricing in replacing and installing your windshield and our work is guaranteed for as long as you own the car. Scotia Auto Glass currently services the greater HRM areas, that include Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford, Sackville, Tantallon and Porters lake, and now the South Shore region that includes Bridgewater, Lunenburg, Mahone bay and Chester. With access to the largest warehouses in Canada we can always get your parts you need. Give us a call, or drop by one of our locations for a free estimate.

Contact:

Ron Tibert, Sales and Marketing
Scotia Auto Glass
902-523-1180 / 902-456-5201
http://www.scotiaauto.com

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Key words: Nova Scotia, windshield installation, mobile service, Repair, Upholstery, replacement, chip/crack repair, breaks, cracks, wipers

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