Heavy Equipment Glass Replacement — DFW
Mobile cab glass replacement for excavators, loaders, skid steers, backhoes, and other construction equipment. We come to your DFW job site.
Heavy Equipment
Cab Glass Service
Broken cab glass on construction equipment is a safety hazard and an OSHA concern. Whether a rock from a crusher cracked your excavator windshield or debris shattered your skid steer door glass, AutoGlass Rehab provides mobile cab glass replacement for all types of heavy equipment throughout Dallas-Fort Worth construction sites.
We service Caterpillar, John Deere, Komatsu, Kubota, Bobcat, Case, Volvo CE, and all major heavy equipment brands. Our technicians come to your job site with custom-cut cab glass, seals, and gaskets — no need to transport your equipment to a shop. We understand that idle equipment means idle crews and lost project time.
Our heavy equipment glass replacement service covers many configurations — flat windshields, curved glass, side windows, rear glass, door glass, roof glass, and specialized polycarbonate panels. We carry and source glass for excavators, wheel loaders, skid steers, backhoes, dozers, motor graders, articulated trucks, and compact track loaders.
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Built for Job Site Demands
- Mobile service directly at your construction site — no transport needed
- Same-day emergency service for broken cab glass
- Custom-cut glass for older and specialized equipment models
- Experienced with flat, curved, and tempered cab glass configurations
- OSHA-compliant replacements to keep your site in regulation
- Fleet and contractor accounts with volume pricing
Serving DFW's Construction Industry
Dallas-Fort Worth's construction boom means thousands of pieces of heavy equipment operating across the metroplex — from highway expansion projects and commercial developments to residential subdivisions in Frisco, McKinney, Celina, and Prosper. Cracked or broken cab glass is a daily reality on construction sites where rocks, debris, and material handling create constant hazards.
AutoGlass Rehab understands the construction industry's need for speed. Every hour a piece of equipment sits idle is money lost on your project timeline. We provide same-day mobile service at active job sites, equipment yards, and maintenance facilities. Our technicians carry the tools and materials to work safely in job site conditions — we're experienced with dusty, muddy, and active construction environments.
Equipment Glass FAQ
- Can you replace glass on excavators and skid steers?
- Yes — we replace all types of cab glass on excavators, skid steers, wheel loaders, backhoes, dozers, and other construction equipment. We carry flat and curved glass for all major brands including Cat, Deere, Komatsu, Kubota, and Bobcat.
- Do you come to active construction sites?
- Absolutely. Our technicians are experienced working on active construction sites. We bring our own PPE, follow site safety protocols, and can coordinate with your site superintendent. We just need a safe, relatively level area to work near the equipment.
- How do you source glass for older or uncommon equipment?
- We maintain relationships with specialty heavy equipment glass suppliers and can source glass for most equipment models — even older or discontinued machines. For standard models (recent Cat, Deere, Komatsu, Kubota, Bobcat), we typically have glass available for same-day service. Specialty orders usually arrive within 1–3 business days.
- Is broken cab glass an OSHA violation?
- OSHA requires that equipment cabs provide adequate operator protection. Broken, cracked, or missing cab glass can be cited as a safety hazard under OSHA's general duty clause, particularly if the glass is part of a ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) or FOPS (Falling Object Protective Structure). We prioritize emergency service for safety-critical glass.
- Do you replace polycarbonate and Lexan panels?
- Yes — many equipment cabs use polycarbonate (Lexan) panels in addition to or instead of tempered glass. We can source and install polycarbonate replacements for cab doors, side panels, and rear windows on most equipment brands.
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