Auto Glass Across Fishtown and the River Wards

If your street feeds onto Frankford, Girard or Aramingo, you are in easy drive-in range. East Kensington and Olde Richmond are three or four minutes out. Northern Liberties is a straight run down Frankford Avenue or Girard. Kensington and Port Richmond sit inside ten minutes, and Harrowgate and Frankford come down Kensington Avenue and Frankford Avenue under the El. Juniata is up along Roosevelt Boulevard, further on the map than it is on the clock. Bridesburg is a couple of exits north on I-95, or Richmond Street the whole way when the highway is stacked at the Betsy Ross ramps. Almost nobody waits with the car — Fishtown being what it is, there is somewhere to spend an hour within a few blocks in any direction, so a windshield and its cure time costs you a morning rather than a day.

Past that ring, the van exists for addresses where the problem is somewhere to work rather than how far it is. Center City is a short run down Delaware Avenue or a couple of exits on I-95, and a garage or an office lot down there is often a better place to bond glass than a permit block half a mile from the shop. Cheltenham and Jenkintown are twenty to twenty-five minutes north, over the Montgomery County line where Old York Road runs through both. Bensalem is a straight shot up I-95 into Lower Bucks. Pennsauken is over the Betsy Ross Bridge, closer in minutes than a lot of Philadelphia, and Camden is over the Ben Franklin. Mileage is never what decides one of those jobs. What decides it is whether there is a clear car's width of ground beside the vehicle and a dry enough stretch of weather to bond glass, so call 215-608-1108 with your nearest corner and where the car is actually parked, and the answer comes back on that call.