Ed's Auto Glass

Ed's Auto Glass 📍 Spartanburg SC
🚙 Windshield Replacement & ADAS Calibration
🌟 320+ 5-Star Reviews 🛡 Lifetime Warranty
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Based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Ed's Auto Glass Repair specializes in glass replacement for all vehicles. We service vehicles for personal use, as well as semi-trucks, heavy construction equipment, motor homes and all other vehicles. As a local business, we make glass replacement hassle-free. Simply give us a call, and we will help you get back on the road with a brand new windshield/glass a

nd the confidence that the job was done right. You can bring your vehicle in and wait in our clean/beautiful waiting room that has free coffee and entertainment while you wait on your glass replacement. Or we have a mobile service option where we will go to your place with all the materials and tools necessary to get the job done. Insurance auto glass replacement has never been easier. If you have comprehensive or full coverage insurance on your vehicle, we will replace your glass at no cost to you (with current SC insurance, other states may very). Free insurance glass replacement is just a call away. As a member of the Better Business Bureau, Ed's Auto Glass Repair has more than twelve years of experience in the auto glass service industry. We use only high-grade urethane and provide lifetime warranty on all of our services. Call us today, for a service you won't soon forget.

We are looking to hire a technician for the position of an auto glass installer. Automotive experience preferred as a ba...
08/19/2026

We are looking to hire a technician for the position of an auto glass installer. Automotive experience preferred as a base, will teach the rest.

Call or text 864-524-5752

08/07/2026

Tell me you got money without telling me you got money…” 💸

This V12 Biturbo G-Wagon came in with one of the smallest windshield pits you’ll ever see — barely noticeable, but it was sitting right in the driver’s line of sight.

Instead of living with it, the owner said replace the whole windshield. 😮‍💨

When a tiny pit turns into a full glass replacement on a V12… you already know.

Would you replace it or keep driving it? 👇

08/04/2026

This DIY back glass replacement went about as bad as it could. 😬

This Jeep Gladiator came in leaking all the way around the back glass. Once we removed it, we found messy urethane, scratches on the body, and the rear defroster wasn’t even connected.

Replacing auto glass is more than just gluing a piece of glass into place. Proper preparation, a clean urethane bead, and protecting the vehicle are what keep it sealed and safe.

Would you attempt this repair yourself? 👇

08/03/2026

What are the odds? 🤯

We hadn’t replaced a windshield on one of these semis in a little while… then two identical trucks called us back-to-back needing the exact same job.

Does this happen in your industry too—where you don’t get a certain type of job for a while, then suddenly get two back-to-back?

08/01/2026

They called us crazy last time for replacing an entire windshield over one rock chip…

So this time, we found an even smaller chip on an even bigger windshield. 😅

This customer didn't want anything to do with rock chips so we got them taken care of.

Tiny chip. Massive windshield. Full replacement.

Are we crazy again—or would you replace it too?

07/31/2026

Most people see the finished shop. They don’t see everything it took to build it.

My name is Ed, and I’ve been working in auto glass since 2010. What started as learning a trade slowly became a business, a team, and a platform where I can share what really happens behind the scenes.

Over the years, we’ve worked on everything from everyday family vehicles to exotics, emergency vehicles, RVs, commercial trucks, and jobs other shops didn’t want to touch.

But this page isn’t only about windshields. It’s about the challenges, the lessons, the unusual jobs, and the people who trusted us along the way.

Whether you’ve followed from the beginning or you’re just finding the page, thank you for being here. This is my story—and we’re only getting started.

07/29/2026

Auto glass guys—how many days would it take your crew to install this entire pile? 👀

And when the schedule gets this backed up, who are you calling for backup?

Tag the technician you know could help knock these out. 😂👇

07/28/2026

230,000 miles... and the owner still didn't want a new windshield. 🤯

This Toyota Sequoia came in with dry-rotted windshield moldings that had reached the end of their life. Instead of replacing the factory windshield, the owner asked us to carefully remove it, replace the moldings, and reseal the original OEM glass.

We see this a lot with Toyota owners. When the factory glass is still in great shape, many would rather preserve it than install a new one.

Sometimes the best repair isn't replacing a part—it's protecting what already works.

How many miles are on your vehicle, and would you keep the original windshield if you could? 👇

07/27/2026

Ever wonder how a rock chip is actually repaired?

We start by cleaning the damaged area and removing any loose debris or trapped air. Then, using specialized equipment, we injecting a clear resin deep into the damaged glass. Once the resin has fully filled the chip, it's cured with UV light to harden it, and the surface is polished smooth.

While a repair won't make the damage disappear completely, it restores much of the windshield's strength, improves visibility, and helps stop the chip from spreading into a crack.

The sooner you repair a rock chip, the better the results usually are.

Have you ever had a rock chip turn into a full windshield replacement? Let us know in the comments. 👇

07/24/2026

Your F-150 could be leaking... even if the rear glass looks perfectly fine.

This Ford F-150 came in with a water leak, and after tracing it down, we found the culprit: the lower channel on the rear glass had separated, allowing water to leak into the cab.

Unfortunately, this isn't something that can be resealed or patched. Once the lower channel fails, the proper repair is replacing the entire rear glass assembly.

If you've noticed water behind your seats, damp carpet, or a musty smell, don't ignore it. Catching it early can save you from mold, rust, and costly interior damage.

Have you ever had a water leak that took forever to find? Let us know in the comments. 👇

Address

861 Falling Creek Road
Spartanburg, SC
29301

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18644354524

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