Superior Replacement Windows has been replacing glass across the Valley since 2010. We cover Cave Creek from the town core out to Tatum Ranch, and we come to you. Most quotes go back the same working day.
Two departments. Pick yours and it goes straight to the right team.
Windshield or auto glassYear, make, model or VINHome or business glassWindows, sliding doors, storefront
Call (602) 777-3717. We talk through what has broken and where it is, at no charge.
We work out whether it is a repair or a replacement, and whether the glass alone will do it.
Year, make and model or VIN for a vehicle. Measurements and glass type for a window. Either way you get a number.
Or fill in the quote form and one of our glass people will call or email you back.
Same working day on most quotes. Single pane and stock sliding door glass is often fitted the same day. Custom dual pane units take five to seven days because the unit is built to your measurements.
Glass only, in the frame you already have. If the frame is sound and square we do not sell you a window. Cave Creek is large-lot custom and semi-custom building, so the frames were built to last and it is the glass that needs replacing.
Custom openings are normal here. Cave Creek runs to large-lot custom houses, so oversized glass and shapes that were never a stock size are ordinary work rather than an exception.
Family owned and operating since 2010, with a written lifetime limited warranty on our workmanship and on every windshield we replace.
Cave Creek is large-lot desert country: 94.6% owner-occupied, custom and semi-custom homes on acreage, a lot of it horse property. The median home was built in 1998, which puts the bulk of it in the band where builder-grade sealed units fail, but the custom end of the town is a different job altogether: oversized glass, unusual shapes and openings that were never standard sizes to begin with.
Fogging or haze between the panes means the seal has gone and moisture is sealed inside where nothing can reach it. We replace the sealed unit and leave the frame. On the custom homes here the units are often oversized, which affects lead time rather than whether we can do it.
$300 to $900 glass only · custom units 5 to 7 days
Large sliding and multi-panel doors are common on the custom houses here, and heavy panels are hard on rollers. A door that drags or takes two hands is hardware, not glass. Oversized panels we quote on sight.
$375 to $650 tempered clear · $550 to $950 dual pane · oversized higher
Single pane turns up in the older properties around the town core and in outbuildings, barns and tack rooms, of which Cave Creek has a great many. Stock sizes we usually cut and fit the same day.
$175 to $325 to 10 sq ft · $300 to $550 to 30 sq ft
Desert dust and sun are hard on screen fabric, and Cave Creek has a lot of covered patio and Arizona room to screen. We re-screen existing frames and build new ones.
Quoted, not listed size and fabric decide the cost
Not sure which part failed? Point at it on this diagram when you call and we can quote it over the phone. Fog sits behind the dual pane seal, a door that drags is the roller and track, and a torn screen is its own small job.
Cave Creek has no mall and no business park, and that is deliberate: the town has held its low-density, Western character on purpose. The commercial base is small tourism retail: Frontier Town, Stagecoach Village and the Cave Creek Museum along the main road.
We handle storefront glass, glass entry doors and tempered replacement for those businesses. It is a smaller commercial job list than most towns and we treat it accordingly.
Cave Creek sits on Cave Creek Road and the Carefree Highway, with Interstate 17 about eight miles west. Most driving here is surface miles on roads shared with horses and cyclists, but the I-17 run is where chips come from, and a chip near an edge does not stay a chip for long in this heat.
$200 to $800 for most vehicles. Add $300 to $600 where calibration is required.
Luxury and exotic vehicles are quoted separately. These are ranges rather than quotes, and your firm price comes from the shop once we have the VIN.
Windshield, door glass, quarter glass and back glass. Tell us which one and we quote it.
A written lifetime limited warranty, and mobile service is free.
A lifetime limited warranty on our workmanship, for as long as you own the property.
Warranted against defect.
We beat written quotes. Paying cash? Bring us a written quote from another Arizona glass shop for the same job and the same glass, and we will beat it.
Free quote, no obligation, and we come to you anywhere in Cave Creek.
Cave Creek ZIP codes:
85327 85331
Including Tatum Ranch, Dove Valley Ranch and Sentinel Rock.
Our shop is at 4202 E Elwood St in Phoenix, just south of Sky Harbor.
Cave Creek is a large-lot desert town rather than a suburb, 94.6% owner-occupied, with a median home value of $906,100 and a median build year of 1998. Most of it is custom or semi-custom, and horse property is common.
That mix produces two things we plan around. First, less of the glass is a stock size than in a subdivision, so more of it is ordered to measurement. Second, the lots are big and the lanes are often unpaved, so access matters and we ask about it.
Tatum Ranch and Dove Valley Ranch are the closest thing to conventional subdivisions here, and they are where the routine fogged dual pane work comes from. Sealed units of late-1990s vintage are at the age where they give out.
Desert dust is a genuine local factor and not a talking point. On part-paved lanes it gets into sliding door tracks faster than it does in the city, and a track packed with grit destroys rollers. Clearing the track is often most of the repair.
16.8% of homes here are vacant at any time, which is seasonal residency. A house that has sat closed through a Phoenix summer sometimes reveals a failed seal the week the owner returns, and that is a common autumn call.
There is no mall and no business park in Cave Creek. The commercial glass is the Western-themed tourism retail along the main road: Frontier Town, Stagecoach Village and the museum. Small storefronts, and we treat them as such.
No. The moisture is sealed inside the unit and cleaning cannot reach it. The median Cave Creek home dates to 1998, which puts most of the town in the band where builder-grade and custom sealed units reach the end of their working life.
Usually not. Cave Creek is large-lot custom and semi-custom building, and those frames were built to last. The glass is the part that fails, and a good deal of it here is a size we have to order rather than one we carry.
Almost never. It is the rollers. Desert dust is the local factor worth knowing: on unpaved and part-paved lanes it gets into the track faster than it does in a city subdivision, and a track full of grit will chew through rollers.
Stock sizes are often same day, but less of Cave Creek is a stock size than you might expect. Custom dual pane runs five to seven days because the unit is built to your measurements, and shaped or oversized glass takes longer again.
Yes, anywhere in Cave Creek, at home or at work. There is no freeway in the town. Cave Creek Road and the Carefree Highway carry the traffic, with Interstate 17 around eight miles west, and unsealed shoulders and desert grit put more chips in glass out here than smooth freeway miles do. Calibration is done on site.
You do. Under ARS 20-469 the choice of glass shop on a vehicle glass loss belongs to you and not your insurer, and an insurer recommending a shop has to tell you that.
Usually yes. Arched, trapezoid and other shaped glass is cut to a template rather than to a stock size, so it takes longer and costs more, but it is ordinary work.
Yes. A lot of Cave Creek property has more glass outside the house than in it, and outbuilding glass is usually single pane in a simple frame, which is the quickest job we do.
More detail on any of it, and on everything else we do in residential glass: dual pane window repair, single pane replacement, sliding glass door repair and window screen repair.
On the auto glass side: windshield replacement and ADAS calibration.
We also cover commercial glass.
The Hohokam were here first, farming the creek that gives the town its name. The land became United States territory under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. Cave Creek sits north of the Gila, so it came across in that cession rather than the later Gadsden Purchase.
In 1870 Colonel George Stoneman, then commanding the Department of Arizona, was looking for a shorter route between Camp McDowell and Fort Whipple at Prescott, and the trail he opened ran through here. Cave Creek Station came later, established in 1877 by Jeriah and Amanda Wood as a lodge for travelers on that road. The town did not incorporate until 1986.
Frontier Town, Stagecoach Village and the Cave Creek Museum make up most of the commercial main street, and the town keeps a deliberately Western character. Black Mountain rises more than a thousand feet between Cave Creek and Carefree, with its main trailhead on School House Road here.
Professional and administrative work leads resident employment at 1,410. Most people who live in Cave Creek work elsewhere in the Valley.