Ocean Auto Glass - Monsey, NY

It depends on your vehicle and whether it has an ADAS camera. As a rough guide for Monsey and Rockland County: • Standard windshield, no camera: around $400 • Windshield that needs ADAS calibration: from about $700 — up to around $3,500 on high-end vehicles (HUD, acoustic, or OEM-only glass) • Side and door glass: from about $350 Many modern vehicles have several windshield variants, so the exact price comes down to your specific glass. Give us your year, make, model, and VIN and we'll quote the cash and insurance price plainly — and with full glass coverage on a New York comprehensive policy, your out-of-pocket cost is usually $0.

We do full windshield and auto glass replacement only — we don't patch chips. A chip can look minor, but Rockland's salted roads and freeze-thaw winters push it into a crack fast, and once damage reaches the edge of the glass or crosses your line of sight a patch can't restore it to safe strength anyway. We install new glass and recalibrate the camera behind it so it's right. Send a photo if you're unsure and we'll tell you honestly what the glass needs.

Yes. Mobile windshield replacement happens at your home or workplace anywhere in Monsey, Spring Valley, New Square, Suffern, Airmont, New City, and Chestnut Ridge. For vehicles that need static ADAS calibration we bring the car to our indoor facility in Airmont, calibrate it, and return it — usually the same day.

Yes. Alongside windshields we replace door glass, quarter glass, and rear windshields — matched to your vehicle, sealed, and tested before we leave. We share inventory with our original Ocean County warehouse and stock what breaks most around here (Sienna, Odyssey, Highlander, Camry), so it's often available for same-day work.

Most installations run about 60–90 minutes, and the adhesive then needs a safe drive-away time before the car is ready. If your vehicle needs static ADAS calibration, we handle it indoors at the Airmont facility — same day in most cases.

Often, yes. On a New York comprehensive policy with full glass coverage, the carrier typically covers the whole job, calibration included; without it, your comprehensive deductible applies. You'll likely be routed to Safelite's claims line, but you choose your own shop — name Ocean Auto Glass and we'll file the claim and bill the carrier directly.

If your vehicle has a forward-facing camera for automatic braking or lane-keep assist — most cars built since about 2018 — then yes, the manufacturer requires recalibration once the glass is replaced. We do it indoors at our Airmont facility on a level floor with manufacturer target boards, never a parking-lot shortcut, so the safety systems work the way they should when you drive off.