Albertson Bros Glass

Albertson Bros Glass Albertson Brothers Glass has been in business over 25 years in the Omaha, NE, area. We are a Better Business Bureau member. Call Today!

Make your home or vehicle shine with our quality glass products and services. Auto Glass New and used auto glass for replacement Rock chip repair Custom Mirrors & Shower Doors Commercial and Residential Glass Repair & Replacement Full Service - Free estimates - Insurance Welcome - Major credit cards accepted- - Free mobile service - Commercial - Residential - Serving the entire Omaha and Council Bluffs metropolitan area.

09/24/2020

Because the traditional glass used in automobiles could crack and shatter, in 1919, Ford became one of the first auto manufacturers to use laminated glass in the front and rear windshields, which helped improve safety, durability and structural integrity.

09/22/2020

Windshield glass is a laminate glass, which means a piece of vinyl laminate is placed between two pieces of glass. This prevents the windshield from shattering in the event of an accident.

09/17/2020

Auto glass restoration and repair extend to headlights too. Age, sunlight, severe weather, flying gravel, and debris cause crazing, oxidation, and discoloration, all of which reduce the amount of light your headlights project and restrict your driving visibility.

09/15/2020

Inspect your windshield on a somewhat regular basis, especially before and after any long trips. Tiny cracks that go unnoticed (and untreated) can quickly become major windshield issues.

09/10/2020

So what’s the difference between OEM (original equipment manufacturer) and OEE (original equipment equivalent) auto glass? Basically, this has to do with who manufactured the replacement glass: whether it’s the same company who made the original glass or a different manufacturer (keeping to the same standards).

09/08/2020

While every ding on your windshield is worth having repaired, some are more dangerous than others. If you have a cone, circle or what looks like the start of a small start, have them repaired immediately.

09/03/2020

Some things to help you determine if your car window crack or chip is repairable is if it’s smaller than the size of a dollar bill, there are three or less chips, the damage is not on the edge of the window or windshield, and the damage is not in the driver’s sight line.

09/01/2020

A durable front windshield is also crucial to support the roof of the vehicle. Windshields prevent the roof from buckling onto passengers during a rollover. Laminated windshields provide the strength to support the roof of the vehicle in a rollover.

08/27/2020

During the manufacturing process, a windshield is heated then cooled or “annealed” to increase its strength. Sometimes, the annealing process causes residual strain along the windshield’s perimeter, which may eventually lead to stress cracks.

08/25/2020

Are you concerned that the worn quality of your car’s windows and windshield could make it more difficult to sell for the price you need to get? Let’s talk about whether replacing the windows is necessary and, if so, how quickly we can complete the work for you.

08/20/2020

It’s important to remember that it’s never a good idea to put off dealing with cracks or chips in your car’s windshield. Left to their own devices, you may find that those little cracks become impossible to see through with enough time.

08/18/2020

By law, windshields in the U.S. are required to be made from laminated glass, which is a plastic layer sandwiched between two sheets of curved glass. Laminated glass is more flexible than regular glass and less likely to shatter.

Address

8901 N 30th Street
Omaha, NE
68112

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(402) 451-0555

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