Superior Replacement Windows has been replacing glass across the Valley since 2010. We cover the whole of Fountain Hills in 85268, 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. Fountain Hills homes are largely custom and the frames were built to last, so the glass is the job even when the pane is an unusual size.
Two jobs in one town. Fountain Hills has a great many sealed units at exactly the age they fail, and a great deal of oversized and shaped glass in the custom houses that was never a stock size.
Family owned and operating since 2010, with a written lifetime limited warranty on our workmanship and on every windshield we replace.
Fountain Hills was master-planned from 1970 and covers 13,006 acres, about half residential and nearly a third left as open space. The median home was built in 1994 and it is 84.4% owner-occupied, with a lot of large custom houses and gated golf communities. That means two things at once: a great many sealed units at exactly the age where they fail, and a great deal of oversized and shaped glass that was never a stock size.
Nineties-built sealed units are the bread and butter here. Fogging or haze between the panes means the seal has gone and moisture is sitting inside where nothing can reach it. We replace the sealed unit and leave the frame.
$300 to $900 glass only · custom units 5 to 7 days
The custom houses run large sliding and multi-panel doors, often taking advantage of the views, and heavy panels wear rollers out. 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
Sun and dust are hard on screen fabric, and there is a lot of patio and view glass here to screen. We re-screen existing frames and build new ones.
Quoted, not listed size and fabric decide the cost
Single pane is uncommon in Fountain Hills given when it was built. Where we find it, stock sizes we usually cut and fit the same day.
$175 to $325 to 10 sq ft · $300 to $550 to 30 sq ft
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.
Fountain Hills has almost no commercial land: only 298 acres of the town are zoned commercial, about 0.2% of it. That is a deliberate choice and it shapes what there is to do here: a small retail core around Fountain Park, and the golf clubs.
We handle storefront glass, glass entry doors and tempered replacement for that small commercial core and for the FireRock, Desert Canyon and Eagle Mountain clubs. It is a short list and we treat it accordingly.
Fountain Hills sits east of the Loop 101 beyond the Salt River Pima-Maricopa community, reached on Shea Boulevard and the Beeline. There is no freeway inside the town, so most driving here is surface miles, but the run in and out 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 Fountain Hills.
Fountain Hills is served by a single ZIP code:
85268
Including FireRock Estates, Eagle Mountain, Sunridge Canyon, Eagle Nest, CrestView, Stoneridge Estates and Desert Canyon.
Our shop is at 4202 E Elwood St in Phoenix, just south of Sky Harbor.
Fountain Hills was master-planned from the start, laid out by McCulloch beginning in 1970 across 13,006 acres. About 51% of that is residential and 30% is open space, which is why the town feels emptier than its population suggests. The median home dates to 1994.
The dominant job is fogged dual pane. Sealed units of early-1990s vintage are thirty years old and past what they were built for, and in a hillside house with large view glass a failed seal is very visible.
FireRock Estates, Eagle Mountain, Sunridge Canyon, Eagle Nest, CrestView, Stoneridge Estates and Desert Canyon run to larger custom homes. Expect more oversized and shaped glass here than in a standard subdivision, which means measured orders and longer lead times rather than same-day fits.
Eagle Mountain covers 649 acres and is guard-gated, and several of the others are gated too. Tell us which community when you call so we can be logged in rather than waiting at the entrance.
West-facing hillside glass takes the worst of the afternoon sun here, and screens on those elevations come back round faster than they do on flat ground.
Commercially there is almost nothing to work with, and that is a fact rather than an oversight: only 298 acres of the town are zoned commercial, which is 0.2% of it. Fountain Hills is a residential and auto glass market for us and we would rather say so than pad the page.
No. The moisture is sealed inside the unit and cleaning cannot reach it. The median Fountain Hills home dates to 1994, 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. Fountain Hills runs to large custom homes and those frames were built properly. What fails is the glass, and a fair amount of it here is oversized or shaped, which is a measured job rather than something off a shelf.
Almost never. Large sliding and multi-panel doors are common in the hillside homes, and heavy panels wear rollers out well before anything happens to the glass. Oversized panels we quote on sight.
Stock sizes are often same day, but a smaller share of Fountain Hills is a stock size than in a typical subdivision. Custom dual pane runs five to seven days, and oversized or shaped glass takes longer because it is made to a template taken at the house.
Yes, anywhere in Fountain Hills, at home or at work. Most of the driving that puts chips in glass here is the run down into the Valley and back rather than anything inside the town. Calibration is done on site where your vehicle needs it.
You do. ARS 20-469 gives the choice of glass shop on a vehicle glass loss to you rather than your insurer, and an insurer recommending a shop has to tell you so at the same time.
Yes. Trapezoid, arched and raked glass is cut to a template rather than a stock size. It takes longer and costs more, but it is ordinary work and Fountain Hills has a great deal of it.
Yes. FireRock, Eagle Mountain and the rest generally want a contractor logged in at the gate first, so tell us which community when you call.
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.
We work across North Scottsdale: Scottsdale and Rio Verde.
Fountain Hills was created in 1970 by McCulloch Properties, the development company of Robert P. McCulloch: the same man who two years earlier had bought London Bridge, shipped it stone by stone to Arizona and rebuilt it at his other development, Lake Havasu City. Charles Wood Jr., who had helped design Disneyland, laid Fountain Hills out.
The town did not incorporate until 1989. It covers 13,006 acres, 51% of it residential and 30% left as open space, which is why the mountains are still the view from most of it.
The fountain is the reason for the name and the town’s one universally known feature. Built in 1970, it was the tallest fountain in the world for more than a decade and is now the fourth tallest, running to around 300 feet on two pumps and about 560 feet when all three are on.
Health care leads resident employment at 1,442, retail trade at 1,140 and professional services at 1,100. With 0.2% of the town zoned commercial, most residents work outside it: in Scottsdale, Mesa and Phoenix.