DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH WOLFF GLASS!!! Never had a worse experience. I purchased a vehicle from a local dealer. A day later, I noticed a nick in my windshield. The dealer agreed to have it fixed. Wolff Glass is their contracted glass company. I made the appointment a week out to have it replaced (as this was the best course of action). I received a call 30 minutes prior to the appointment stating the technicians would be late because they could not fit my windshield into their work van. This made no sense as they are an auto glass company and supposedly do this on a regular basis. Also, this should have been determined a few days prior instead of the morning of. Poor planning. The technicians were an hour late. When they left, my wife inspected the vehicle. The technicians had made 5 scratches in my hood, a scratch on the handle of the dash top center compartment, a tear in the upholstery of the front driver pillar, and a grease stain on the passenger visor. There were also shards of glass left inside the vehicle to the point that one became lodged in my wifes hand when she placed it on the gear shift. There was debris still on the dashboard, steering column, instrument cluster, and floorboard. When I called and spoke with Beth, Wolff Glass front office, she became very defensive, stating that there was no way her technicians were responsible for that. She also implied that my wife was a liar about the damages. I stated I wanted to speak with the owner but was told he was out of town. Beth was very unprofessional and so difficult to work with, I made the decision to not work through her or speak any further on the issue with her. I would only speak with the owner. We agreed that the owner, Brian, would call me upon his return. That did not happen. I made two additional phone calls trying to get in touch with Brian. He finally called me back and asked that I bring the vehicle in for him to look at the damage. When I arrived, he seemed as though he would work with me. However, it turned out he lied to me about what he would have done just to get me to go away. When he looked at the damage, he too did not believe his technicians could have caused the damage but agreed, I thought, to repair them all. When I picked the vehicle up after it was allegedly repaired by their contracted body shop, only 1 of the 5 scratches on the hood was properly and thoroughly repaired. One looked as though it was covered up with a black Sharpie. The others on the hood and no other damages were touched. When I went inside to speak with Brian, he conveniently was not there. I left a note of displeasure and my number for him to call me, as the repairs completed were not what were agreed upon. I waited a day and was forced to call back and leave my number and a message again. It has been almost a month and I have not received a call. I have since decided to give up on Wolff Glass. Their work ethic is terrible and customer service is poor. The stress that I went through dealing with them was not worth it and I can do a better repair job than they attempted to do.

Those guys are nice go by there an check them out they got some nice car too