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    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    1 year ago

    Josh did a fantastic job communicating about what time he would be there and getting our windshield fixed up. It looks great!

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    I had to get my windshield replaced and the amazing communication they had with me was amazing!…read moreWhile I was sitting there waiting for my windshield to be done the amazing energy and great customer service the front desk team members provide was top notch. I would recommend this site for anyone needing these services.

    Subject: Formal Complaint Regarding Service Failure - Appointment on June 27, 2026…read more Dear Customer Service Management, I am writing to formally document a highly unsatisfactory service experience I encountered on Saturday, June 27, 2026, regarding a scheduled windshield chip repair at my residence. Despite taking proactive steps to ensure my appointment was confirmed and service was feasible, the lack of professional oversight and communication resulted in a complete service failure. On the preceding Tuesday, I visited your Virginia Beach Blvd location to verify that the repair could be performed. I was explicitly instructed to provide my insurance information and schedule the service, which I did for the window of 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM on June 27. I received two text confirmations, one email confirmation, and an instructional video. Furthermore, the day prior, I responded to a request for photos of the damage, which were confirmed as acceptable for repair. By 1:04 PM on the day of the appointment, I had received no communication from a technician or the store. Upon contacting your customer service center, I was met with an unprofessional suggestion that my insurance had not been confirmed and was asked if I was prepared to pay out of pocket. After waiting five hours without a status update, this inquiry was both inappropriate and frustrating, as it suggested my service was delayed due to a billing issue rather than an operational failure. After multiple follow-up calls, I was eventually connected to the local shop. The individual I spoke with, who identified himself as "Anderson," informed me that the technician assigned to my route had been mistakenly scheduled on his day off. He offered to "try to fit me in" if I brought the vehicle to the shop, but refused my reasonable request to have a technician dispatched to my home as originally contracted. When I requested the contact information for his District or Regional Manager to escalate this issue, I was informed that no such contact was possible on the weekend and that he was unable to provide the names or contact methods for his leadership team. This experience raises several critical questions regarding your operational procedures: Operational Oversight: Does your team conduct a daily review of route assignments versus confirmed appointments? If so, why were customers not notified of the scheduling error, and why was no corrective action taken to fulfill these commitments? Dispatch Systems: Does your automated dispatch system lack the functionality to identify when staff are scheduled on their days off? Customer Service Standards: Are call center agents trained to shift the burden of service failure to the customer by questioning payment status rather than resolving the dispatch issue? Escalation Protocol: Is it standard policy for store leadership to be unable--or unwilling--to provide contact information for regional management, or for your company to have no escalation path available for 48 hours during the weekend? I am a professional in the hospitality industry with over 25 years of operational experience; I understand the pressures of a busy service environment. However, the lack of transparency, the inability to manage basic scheduling logistics, and the refusal to facilitate an escalation pathway are unacceptable. I request a formal response addressing these concerns and an explanation of how this failure will be rectified. I look forward to your prompt communication regarding this matter. Sincerely, David McGowan

    Hampton Roads Autoglass - autoglass - Updated July 2026

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