Tempe Windshield Repair Replacement Service Opening Announced
Feb 9, 2017
A new branch of SafePro Autoglass, contactable on 480-398-2260, has been announced. SafePro Auto Glass provides fast and high quality windshield repairs and replacements to the people of Tempe, Arizona.
Phoenix, United States - February 8, 2017 /PressCable/ —
SafePro Auto Glass, windshield replacement experts, have announced the opening of a shop in Tempe, Arizona. SafePro Auto Glass provides fast windshield repair and replacement service that is known for high quality and excellent customer service.
For more information please visit: http://safeproautoglass.com/tempe.
SafePro Auto Glass is an Arizona based company that is known for its quality, service and their commitment to customer satisfaction. They state that customer safety is their priority and they ensure this by only hiring installers with at least three years of experience and only use OEM glass and high quality urethane.
The site explains that the windshield is an integral safety feature of a vehicle that, when properly installed, protects the driver from objects and keeps the roof from collapsing if the vehicle rolls during an accident. This is why they take careful steps to ensure that it is installed properly including providing a safe dry to time to make sure the urethane has dried properly.
SafePro Auto Glass has risen to be one of the top Auto glass companies in the state with no tv or radio advertising, but through word of mouth. They understand how important reputation for a local company can be and strive to ensure that customers come back for many more years to com.The company is a locally owned and operated business that employs locally and keeps dollars in the state.
SafePro Auto Glass will go to the customer at work or home to efficiently repair their windshield. All of their services are insurance approved so everyone can afford to have their windshield fixed. Tempe is a large suburb of Phoenix and home to Arizona State University. The city has a varied transportation network with the people in the south relying on cars more that public transport.
Those wishing to find out more about the newly opened Tempe SafePro Auto Glass can visit the website on the link provided above.
Contact Info:
Name: Martha Guevara
Organization: SafePro Auto Glass
Address: 2375 E Camelback Rd #600, Phoenix, Arizona 85016, United States
Phone: +1-480-398-2251
For more information, please visit http://safeproautoglass.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 168320
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