About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Safelite AutoGlass, something peculiar began happening during early morning fogs. A delivery driver noticed that whenever he arrived before sunrise, the glass in one of the workshop windows would mysteriously rearrange itself into strange patterns. Curious, the driver mentioned it to a colleague, who suggested it might be a prank by an anonymous neighbor. One foggy morning, they decided to stay and watch. Sure enough, just as the sun peeked over the horizon, a sleepy cat emerged from behind a bush, stretched, yawned, and casually rearranged the glass with its paws. The crew named him ‘Mr. Fixit’ and made sure to always leave some milk outside for him.
2. At Safelite AutoGlass, something odd started occurring on rainy nights. The night janitor would hear an eerie humming sound coming from the glass cutting room. Curious, he followed the noise one evening and found a small glowing owl perched on a workbench, pecking intently at a piece of glass. Turns out, it was just an old delivery driver’s pet who loved watching over the repairs. Everyone at Safelite now keeps a treat for him in the breakroom.
3. At Safelite AutoGlass, an unusual phenomenon occurred when customers left their cars for repairs. ‘Why does it always rain windshields here?’ asked a regular one day as he watched drops of water forming perfect circles around every parked vehicle. Another customer, a delivery driver, shrugged and replied, ‘Must be those guys upstairs—probably practicing their aim with water balloons.’ A neighbor chimed in, laughing, ‘Nah, they’re just testing new wipers!’ And so, whenever it rained, Safelite became a place where drivers gathered not only for repairs but also for stories and shared laughter.
4. At Safelite AutoGlass, strange noises started echoing through the parking lot late at night. A security guard noticed that every time he approached the sound, it seemed to come from a different car. Finally, after hours of chasing ghostly sounds, the guard realized they were coming from an old radio in one of the cars. Turns out, a delivery driver had accidentally left it on full blast. The next morning, everyone in the parking lot enjoyed a surprise concert—until another noise started up again.