Wright's Auto Body & Glass will process all your insurance claims for you, as well as give you a free safety inspection with each windshield replacement.

Also, sometimes windshield deductibles can be greatly reduced or even waived.  Call today to find out more!

Founded in 1826, Pilkington is recognized as the world's technological leader in glass.  The Float Process, invented by Sir Alastair Pilkington in 1959, is used throughout the world to produce high quality glass for buildings and vehicles.  Pilkington is also recognized as a leader in the development and use of computer simulation for advanced glazing technology, providing customers with the best possible glazing solutions with which to achieve their styling intent.¹

Founded in 1948, the National Glass Association is the largest trade association representing the flat (architectural and automotive) glass industry.

NGA helps industry professionals through education and training programs that raise the level of quality workmanship. We offer certifications in auto glass replacement, auto glass repair, and glass installation for individuals that pass computerized exams and prove themselves through years of experience.

Our members are proud to adhere to a code of ethics that serve to assure public confidence in the integrity and service of glass professionals everywhere. They agree to:

• Promote and encourage fair and ethical competition. 
• Fulfill all contractual obligations and respect the contractual obligations of others by not inducing breach of existing contracts. 
• Use safety glazing materials whenever possible and to refuse to sell unsafe products. 
• Maintain a safe work area which provides adequate inventories of glass products and to sell these products at a fair and non-discriminating price. 
• Maintain the highest industry-wide standards of professional and personal conduct. 
• Promote the advancement of the association on both the local and national levels, supporting its goals and objectives.²

• Mitchell estimating systems 
• Clean, modern customer-friendly lounge areas
• Drive-in claims area
• Chief Titan 360 frame machine
• Velocity computerized measuring system
• Develbiss Concept II® down draft booth
• Five I-CAR certified technicians

When your vehicle is repaired by an Automotive Service Association (ASA) member-business, you can expect the following:

An attentiveness to you, the customer. ASA members work to earn and keep your satisfaction and trust. An average of 77 percent of customers are repeat customers.

• Repairs and service backed by years of experience. The average ASA shop is 22 years old and 89 percent of ASA members are part of family-owned businesses.
• Adherence to ASA's Code of Ethics that outlines professional business practices.
• Accurate diagnosis and repairs. ASA members stay up-to-date with evolving vehicle technology by attending technical education classes.

Access to information. By belonging to ASA, members have access to more than 30 association benefits, including the latest technical and management education, and regulatory information.¹

Every person in the collision repair industry has the technical knowledge and skills relevant to their position to ensure a safe and complete repair.²

Until the early 1970s, consumers had no way to distinguish between incompetent and competent mechanics. In response to this need, the independent, non-profit National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) was established in 1972.

ASE's mission is to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service through the testing and certification of repair and service professionals.

...Here's how ASE certification works: Prospective candidates register for and take one or more of ASE's 40-plus exams. The tests are grouped into specialties for automobile, medium/heavy truck, truck equipment, school bus, and collision repair technicians as well as engine machinists, alternate fuels technicians, parts specialists, collision damage estimators and auto service consultants.

Upon passing at least one exam and after providing proof of two years of relevant work experience, the test taker becomes ASE certified. Certification, however, is not for life. To remain certified, those with ASE credentials must be retested every five years.

The tests, which are conducted twice a year at over 700 locations around the country, are administered by ACT, known for its academic and occupational testing programs. The exams stress knowledge of job-related skills. They are no cinch to pass; approximately one out of three test takers fails.

Consumers benefit from ASE certification. It is a valuable yardstick by which to measure the knowledge and skills of individual technicians as well as the commitment to quality of the repair facility employing ASE-certified professionals.³

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• F450 - a traditional wrecker that can pick up by the front or back end 
• F350 - another traditional wrecker that can pick up by the front or back end 
• Roll Back - a truck that loads vehicles onto a flatbed for towing 
• Kenworth - hauls 18 wheelers, motor homes, and heavy trucks 

Unlike many other auto repair and towing companies, Wright's Auto Body & Glass does not charge extra to accommodate a customer's towing-type preference.

Wright's also belongs to many auto insurance clubs, including:

• Asurion
• All State Motor Club
• Road America
• AAA

So, no matter what time of the day it is, give James a call at 903-838-8536.  And remember, "From the wreck to the road, you can't go wrong with Wright's Auto Body & Glass!"
   

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