Under fifteen minutes to any corner of the township. Caffrey Glass works out of Sewell, which is inside Washington Township, so Hurffville, Grenloch, Whitman Square, Cross Keys and the Turnersville end are all a short van run rather than a trip. Chip fills are $60 to $130 and about half an hour. Windshields are $250 to $450 fitted. Door, quarter and back glass is $200 to $500. Call 215-608-1108 and the work happens at your address.
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Washington Township is twenty-one square miles with no downtown, and that single fact explains most of its glass work. There is no main street where everybody parks; there are five or six arterial roads and thousands of houses hung off them on loops and courts. Everything is done by car. Groceries, school, the gym, the hospital, the diner, all of it is a drive, so the average township car covers a lot of short local miles and then a lot of fast highway miles on top, and the glass takes both.
It also means a shop with a waiting room is a bad fit. Getting a car to a bay and back in a township this spread out costs half a day, and most households here run two cars that are both committed. So the van goes to the house instead, or to the employee lot at work, and the job is done while the car is parked anyway. Because the base is on Norwich Drive in Sewell, the whole township is inside the first fifteen minutes of the day's route, from the Grenloch end down to Cross Keys. Price is agreed on the phone before anything is ordered, and it does not change once the glass is out.
The township runs on Egg Harbor Road and Hurffville-Cross Keys Road, which cross it end to end, with Greentree Road, Ganttown Road, Fries Mill Road and Pitman-Downer Road doing the sideways work. Route 42 clips the northeast corner and the Black Horse Pike carries the Turnersville commercial strip. Delsea Drive marks the west. Almost every residential street is a subdivision loop off one of those, which means two things for a car: long stretches of 45 mph arterial with turning traffic and jughandles, then a quiet court where the car sits in the open for sixteen hours. Speed bumps and rolled curbs on the newer developments jolt a chipped windshield every time you come home.
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One, the funnel. Every township commuter ends up on Route 42, Route 55 or the Black Horse Pike, all of them trucked and all of them patched, and highway stone strikes account for more windshields here than anything else. Two, thermal shock in an open driveway. There is no garage on most of these houses, so the glass goes from a frosted night to a defroster blast in ninety seconds, and any existing chip is a crack by spring. Three, landscaping. This is a township of mowed edges and stone beds, and a mower or a blower throws grit hard enough to pit glass from a neighbour's yard, never mind your own. Four, the retail lots on the Pike and at Cross Keys, where cart strikes and swung doors take out door glass and mirrors in the two hours you were inside.
Because this is home turf, the usual arrangement is the van coming to your street rather than you finding ours. If you do want to bring the car, aim at Egg Harbor Road, which every part of the township can reach in a few turns, and follow it toward Hurffville; Norwich Drive is a short way into the housing off it. From the Turnersville and Black Horse Pike end, come southwest on Hurffville-Cross Keys Road and pick up Egg Harbor Road. From Grenloch and the Route 42 corner, drop down Ganttown Road. From the Cross Keys or Fries Mill side, run northwest instead. Call 215-608-1108 for the final turns, because satellite directions into these development loops are famously unreliable.
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All of it, and there is no travel charge inside the township. That means Sewell, Turnersville, Hurffville, Grenloch, Whitman Square, Bells Lake, Cross Keys and every development off Egg Harbor Road, Greentree Road, Ganttown Road and Fries Mill Road. The base is a Sewell address, so nowhere in the township is more than a short run. Give your cross streets on 215-608-1108 and you will get a time window rather than a vague afternoon.
Yes, and a lot of township customers prefer it, because the car sits in an employer lot for eight hours doing nothing anyway. What is needed is a marked space where the van can pull alongside, permission from whoever runs the lot, and dry conditions for a windshield. Leave the keys or come out for two minutes at the start. A windshield is about an hour of work plus safe drive-away time, which is comfortably inside a working day.
It can, on anything roughly 2018 and newer with a camera behind the mirror. Those systems look through the glass, so the camera has to be recalibrated to the new windshield or the lane keeping and the forward collision warning read the road wrong. Tell us the year, make and model on 215-608-1108 and you will be told plainly whether your car needs it and what that adds, before the old glass comes out rather than after.
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