Torrance Auto Glass Repair is the trusted provider for auto glass repair and replacement services in Lawndale, CA. Offering convenience and lasting quality, our skilled technicians deliver onsite services right to your location for a hassle free experience.
Our free mobile service includes windshield repair and replacements, and car window repair for all vehicle types. We use strong resin to repair chips and cracks, stopping them from spreading and making the glass clear again. If replacement is needed, we install durable glass that fits your vehicle perfectly.
Our team can also fix problems with defrost lines and built-in antennas to keep everything working properly. With our same day service, affordable cost, and online estimates, we make the process simple and efficient.
Our same day services make it easy to handle windshield repair and auto glass replacement without disrupting your schedule. We address common problems like wind noise, leaks, and compromised visibility caused by damaged auto glass. Serving all vehicle types, we ensure quick and efficient repairs or replacements to get you back on the road safely and comfortably.
Torrance Auto Glass Repair provides OEM certified services to keep your vehicle safe and reliable in Lawndale, CA.
OEM Grade Materials: We use certified glass and adhesives for a perfect fit and factory level durability.
ADAS Integration: Recalibrating systems like lane assist and collision avoidance to ensure optimal safety.
Climate Resilient Repairs: Tailored solutions designed to withstand Lawndale's unique weather conditions.
Ready to restore your vehicle's glass? Contact our expert team for professional auto glass services in Lawndale and surrounding areas.
Torrance Auto Glass Repair
21250 Hawthorne Blvd. Suite 700, Torrance, CA 90503
Monday to Sunday - 7AM to 8PM
Lawndale, located in Los Angeles County, California, is a city within the South Bay region of the Greater Los Angeles Area. The city had a population of 32,769 as per the 2010 census, up from 31,712 in 2000. Historically, Native Americans from the Tongva tribe inhabited the area. Lawndale was originally part of Rancho Sausal Redondo, a Spanish land grant from 1837 to Antonio Ygnacio Ávila. In 1905, Charles B. Hopper subdivided the area, naming it after a Chicago neighborhood. Early promotions marketed Lawndale as ideal for chicken raising. The Redondo Railway first passed through the area, later becoming part of the Pacific Electric "Red Car" system. The Santa Fe Railroad arrived in 1927, and post-World War II, Lawndale developed into a bedroom community. Incorporated on December 28, 1959, the city has sought to improve its appeal through projects like the 2003 "Beautify Lawndale" renewal along Hawthorne Boulevard. The installation of a large electronic billboard in 2004 initially caused controversy due to advertising restrictions but has since become a significant revenue source, generating $200,000 annually. The Lawndale Community Center, completed in 2012, reflects ongoing efforts to enhance public amenities and foster community development.