In 1919, Henry Ford wanted to address the problems of plate glass windshields, so he started introducing laminated glass windshields. The layer of cellulose holding two pieces of glass together meant it was stronger and didn't shatter into dangerous shards like plate glass.
Repairing air or water leaks
Do you need auto glass restoration and repair? If there’s a chip in your windshield, you do. Our high-quality repair processes restore structural integrity, prevent the damage from spreading, and make the damaged area almost imperceptible, so your windshield looks nearly new.
As early as the mid-1700s, glass was used in carriage windows and doors to provide protection from the elements and let in light. One style of carriage, called a "landau," sometimes included a front windshield to afford passengers a forward view as well.
We recognize that your windshield isn’t the only important piece of glass on your vehicle. Whether you’re having trouble with the glass on your headlights or your passenger windows, we’re always here to help you restore visibility.
Beginning in the 1970s, antennas were mounted in windshields to improve radio reception. Antennas are now able to provide amenities such as starting the vehicle remotely and locking and unlocking the door remotely.
