Mobile heavy equipment glass in Windsor, Connecticut

ClearCab Equipment Glass brings the glass truck to Windsor: flat stock, pattern cutting gear and setting materials, priced from the rates published on this site.

Windsor is the agricultural heart of our service area. The tobacco and nursery operations on the river flats run more cabbed tractors per square mile than anywhere else in Hartford County, and farm glass has its own rhythm: netting poles, irrigation rigs and barn doorways all sit at exactly cab height.

Farm tractors here are often twenty or thirty years old and worth every hour of their keep, but dealers stopped stocking their glass long ago. Flat pane cut to pattern is the answer, and it is most of what we do in Windsor: pull the broken pane, trace it or lift the pattern from the frame, cut laminated or tempered stock on the truck, and set it in fresh rubber the same visit.

The Day Hill corridor adds warehouse machines to the mix. Forklifts and telehandlers moving between buildings in a Connecticut winter need intact glass and working defrost, and a fleet of twenty lifts always has one with a cracked windshield. Those run $300 to $650 installed, published on our price page.

Netting season and cab glass

Shade tobacco work breaks glass on a calendar. When the netting goes up in late spring and comes down at harvest, tractors thread between poles with inches to spare, and every year a few doors and fenders find a pole. If you run the flats, book pre-season: we can walk your line in April, fix the winter cracks, and have every cab tight before the nets go up.

Windsor farms and warehouses

Regular stops include the shade tobacco and nursery farms along the Farmington River flats, the Day Hill Road warehouse corridor, the Addison Road industrial park. Nearby crews also call us out to Torrington, Bristol, New Britain.

Windsor growers and fleet managers ask