Seaside Heights, Seaside Park and Lavallette share a narrow stretch of the barrier island between the ocean and Barnegat Bay. A few thousand people live here year-round, and in summer Seaside Heights alone fills with tens of thousands more. We come over the bridges from the mainland and work at your home, rental or parking spot.
Getting Around Seaside Heights
Route 37 brings you over the Mathis and Tunney bridges from Toms River, and Route 35 runs the length of the island, south through Seaside Park to Island Beach State Park and north through Lavallette.
Salt, Sand and Glass
Living a block from the beach is hard on a car. Wind-blown sand pits the windshield over time, and salt spray leaves a film that makes every chip and scratch more noticeable in low sun. If your windshield is pitted badly enough to glare at night, it may be time for a new one. If it's a single fresh chip, we can usually repair it.
Down for the Summer?
If you're renting for the week and pick up a chip or crack, give us a call. Tell us where you're staying and where the car will be parked, and we'll let you know when we can get there. Summer parking on the island is tight, so a driveway or a spot with room to open the doors helps.
Auto Glass Services in Seaside Heights
Seaside Heights FAQ
Do you come onto the island?
Yes. We serve Seaside Heights, Seaside Park, Lavallette and Ortley Beach. Mobile service is free throughout Ocean County.
I'm only here for the week. Can you still help?
Yes. Call or request a quote with a photo and tell us where the car is parked. If your insurance covers glass, we can usually bill it directly even though you're from out of town.
Can you work on a car parked on the street?
Sometimes. We need room to open the doors fully and to work safely around the car. A driveway or lot is best, especially in summer.