After cracking the windshield of my government issued 2016 Ford Explorer in March 2017, I called the Ford dealership who recommended The Glass Man. Last week, I was driving ion I-285 and saw the side panel begin to flap in the wind while a few moments later it was pulled off the car completely. I retrieved the piece and saw that every single plastic clip had been broken off and he had loaded the back with glue in order to try and secure it. I then looked at the other side and saw where it too had been held down with glue and cracked the top of it.
I called Joey and he simply said, "that's what happens with that model and they tried to save the panels by gluing them, sorry." I asked about his claim to offer "Lifetime Warranty on all Craftsmanship" and he said that the 2016 Ford Explorer does not qualify and everyone breaks the panels to put a new windshield on. Then I asked about the claim on his website of "100% Satisfaction Guarantee" and he said it was too bad and that I would have to pay $400 for new panels to be put on. I asked if there was anything he could do in order to keep future business from my government agency and he said no. I then called Atlanta Glass and they could not have been more helpful. They said if I really wanted to fight it then he would have to warranty the craftsmanship, but I advised I wanted Atlanta Glass to fix what The Glass Man had broken. DO NOT trust their claims of any warranty or 100% satisfaction. Very bad business model, very hard to deal with. DO NOT USE THEM, there are way too many windshield repair companies in Metro Atlanta, not worth the risk. read more