Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

Do you accept my insurance company?

YES! Jiffy Auto Glass proudly accepts all insurance companies and is a preferred in-network provider, which means we meet their quality and excellence standards.

Does it make more sense to go through insurance or pay out of pocket?

It depends on two key factors – your deductible amount and the cost of a new windshield. As a general rule, if your deductible is less than the out-of-pocket cost of a windshield replacement, it is economically more sensible to go through insurance. For example, if your deductible is $250 and the windshield replacement cost is $550, using insurance means you pay only the deductible, saving $300. Conversely, if your deductible exceeds the windshield’s cost, paying out of pocket is a better option.

But doesn’t filing an insurance claim increase my rate?

NOPE! Not with comprehensive coverage. Most insurance companies cover rock chips at no cost to their customers. They also view windshield replacements as a positive safety measure, as replacing damaged windshields reduces the risk of more costly accidents.

Is there any reason not to choose Jiffy Auto Glass for my windshield replacement?

NOPE. With a track record of serving tens of thousands of satisfied customers and handling numerous insurance claims, we eagerly look forward to adding you to our list of happy customers!

Isn’t it a hassle to file an insurance claim?

NO! Jiffy Auto Glass works directly with your insurance company, handling all the paperwork on your behalf. You will only need to participate in a brief, approximately 5-minute, three-way call with us and your insurance company. After that, we take over, and we can install your new windshield as soon as the next day!

My car has multiple broken windows due to vandalism or hail damage. Is the deductible the same for all windows?

YES! Your comprehensive deductible covers every window on your car. For instance, if you have a $250 deductible and need to replace the windshield, back glass, and passenger side window, the $250 deductible covers all three pieces of glass, and you are only responsible for the $250.

What can you do to protect yourself from Colorado hailstorms?

Unfortunately, not much. Your best bet is to make sure your car is parked inside. In the event your car is parked outside, you can throw a duvet cover or heavy blankets over your vehicle until the storm goes away. And if you find yourself driving when one of these storms hit, try and find covered shelter for your vehicle (i.e. a gas station, car wash bay, covered parking structure, etc).

The good news is that your comprehensive auto insurance should cover hail damage to your vehicle, so in the event your windshield or back glass gets damaged by one of our infamous hailstorms, call the pros at Jiffy Auto Glass USA at (303) 876-0999.