Sunroof Glass Replacement Costs 2023

Replacing a car sunroof can vary in cost depending on several factors, read on to learn more.

Average Cost:

• $500 to $2,000: This is the typical range for replacing a car sunroof in the US.

Factors Affecting Cost:

• Sunroof type:
  • Pop-up sunroofs: Generally cheaper, around $500 to $1,000.
  • Sliding sunroofs: More complex, costing $800 to $1,500 or more.
  • Panoramic sunroofs: Most expensive, ranging from $1,500 to $3,000+.

Additional Factors

• Disposal of the old sunroof: Some shops charge extra for removal and disposal.
• Warranty: Replacement sunroofs may come with warranties, affecting the overall cost.
• Headliner and trim removal/reinstallation: Depending on the sunroof and car, accessing it might require removing interior components, adding to the labor cost.
• Vehicle make and model: Specific car models might have unique sunroof designs or access difficulties, impacting cost.
• Sunroof size: Larger sunroofs naturally require more material and labor, driving up the price.
• Material: Glass sunroofs are pricier than metal ones.
• Labor costs: Mechanic rates vary based on experience, location, and shop rates.
• Parts cost: Replacement sunroof prices depend on the factors mentioned above.

Sunroof Glass Repair Costs

While sunroof replacement can sometimes be the solution, sunroof glass repair might be a more budget-friendly option if the damage isn’t too extensive. Here’s what you can expect in terms of costs:

Average Cost:

• $150 to $500: This is the typical range for repairing minor cracks, chips, and scratches on sunroof glass.

Factors affecting cost:

• Damage severity: Larger cracks, deep scratches, or multiple chips will generally cost more to repair than minor imperfections.
• Repair method: Different techniques like resin filling, UV curing, or crack stitching have varying costs and suitability for different types of damage.
• Location of the damage: Cracks near the edges or corners might be more challenging to repair and potentially pricier.
• Labor costs: Mechanic rates can vary depending on experience, location, and shop rates.

Additional costs to consider:

• Headliner and trim removal/reinstallation: Accessing the sunroof for repair might involve removing interior components, adding to the labor cost.
• Warranty: Some repair shops might offer warranties on their work, which can affect the price.

 

Dave’s Metro Auto Glass Offers Windshield Replacement

Dave’s Metro offers cheap windshield replacement to all areas of Phoenix including:Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale and more. We offer on-site or off-site windshield replacement which allows us to come to your home, office or anywhere else in the Phoenix Valley. We can handle windhsield replacement for Semi trucks, RV’s and Buses, Heavy Equipment Glass, and more. We also offer custom glass cutting.

At Dave’s Metro Glass we want your repair to be hassle free. This is why we offer a free mobile service to you. We want our customers to know that they have the option to come in the shop but when they prefer mobile service there will be no extra charge.  In most cases, we are able to provide mobile service the same day!