Roof Glass Replacement

Sunroof, moonroof, and panoramic roof glass replaced professionally — including hail damage and stress cracks.

Sunroof & Panoramic Roof Glass Experts

Roof glass — whether a standard sunroof panel, tilt-and-slide moonroof, or full panoramic roof system — is one of the more complex glass replacements on a modern vehicle. It requires precise fitment, proper seal integrity to prevent leaks, and often involves removing interior headliner components. DFW's hail storms are among the most destructive in the country for roof glass. We have the experience and parts to handle all types of roof glass damage.

Our Replacement Process

Damage Assessment & Glass Sourcing

We identify the exact roof glass panel needed for your vehicle — factory tinted, heated, UV-blocking, or panoramic — and source OEM-matched replacement glass.

Interior & Frame Prep

We remove trim and headliner sections as needed to access the roof glass frame. The sunroof track and drain channels are inspected and cleared of debris.

Glass Installation & Sealing

The new glass is set and sealed using manufacturer-specified methods. For bonded panoramic glass, urethane adhesive is applied to ensure a watertight, rattle-free fit.

Leak Test & Reassembly

We perform a water test to verify the seal before reassembling any interior components. The sunroof mechanism is tested for smooth operation.

What's Included

Standard sunroof & moonroof glass panels
Panoramic roof panel replacement
OEM tint and UV matching
Drain channel inspection & clearing
Weatherstrip & seal inspection
Water leak test after installation
Insurance claim assistance for hail damage

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — comprehensive insurance typically covers hail damage, including sunroof and panoramic roof glass. If your vehicle sustained hail damage, the roof glass claim is usually bundled with any other hail-damaged glass. We work directly with your insurer and handle all documentation.

Yes. Panoramic and laminated sunroof glass can develop stress cracks from temperature fluctuations, manufacturing defects, or pressure changes — especially in Texas where summer heat is extreme. These often appear as spontaneous cracks with no obvious impact point. This type of damage may be covered under your vehicle warranty or comprehensive insurance.

Yes. We test the full open/close/tilt cycle after installation to ensure the mechanism works correctly. If the track or motor was damaged in the original incident, we'll advise you on those repairs separately.