Sunroof glass breaks for a few reasons. Tree branches, road debris kicked up by a tractor trailer, or hail. We replace the glass panel itself, including panoramic sunroofs that span most of the roof on newer SUVs and crossovers. What we do and don’t do We replace the glass. We don’t repair the sliding mechanism, the motor, the seal channels, or the headliner. If the issue is mechanical (it won’t open, it won’t close, it leaks at the seal), the vehicle may need a sunroof specialist or a dealer, not us. If you’re not sure which problem you have, call us and we’ll talk through it. Panoramic sunroofs Panoramic glass panels are larger and heavier than traditional sunroofs, and the replacement involves more careful handling. We work on panoramic glass for most makes, including the popular ones like the Telluride, Palisade, and Explorer. Insurance Sunroof glass damage is covered by comprehensive insurance in most cases. We file the claim for you. If your sunroof exploded for no clear reason (which happens more often on some panoramic models), document the damage and report it to your insurance before scheduling. Call 502-709-8693 to schedule.
FAQ
Can you fix a sunroof that won’t close?
Not usually. That’s typically a mechanical issue, not a glass issue.
Do you replace the seals?
Only if they were damaged when the glass broke. Otherwise we reuse the original seals.
Is sunroof glass covered by insurance?
Yes, in most cases.
