About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Safelite AutoGlass, where the sun always seems to shine too brightly in the early morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar one foggy day. As he approached the entrance, he heard an eerie humming sound coming from inside the glass workshop. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old radio quietly playing on a workbench, its antennae dancing like mad as if picking up signals from another world. Turns out, it was just an ancient weather forecasting device left behind by the previous owner—a quirky relic that nobody knew existed. Now, whenever there's fog, Safelite’s employees gather around it, pretending to receive secret messages from beyond.
2. At Safelite AutoGlass, an old coffee cup mysteriously appeared on every customer’s windshield one morning. No name, no note—just a smiley face drawn inside. Then, one day, a delivery driver noticed something odd: all the smiley faces were facing left except for one—a tiny frowny face that faced right. He grinned and whispered, ‘Someone must be having a bad day.’ The next morning, a neighbor found a brand-new coffee cup with both smiley and frowny faces on his windshield, neatly arranged in a heart shape. Turns out, it was a regular customer who’d been doodling during his wait.
3. At Safelite AutoGlass, a delivery driver once joked that they should start selling umbrellas instead of windshield wipers—after all, it never stops raining here. One day, a regular customer walked in and asked for a new windshield. When the technician asked why, he replied, ‘My old one keeps fogging up so bad I can’t see through it!’ The tech smiled and said, ‘Welcome to Safelite AutoGlass—where your view is always blurry but never broken.’
4. At Safelite AutoGlass, it seemed like every morning brought a new surprise. One day, a neighbor noticed that each parked car had a tiny piece of paper stuck to its rearview mirror—an apology note from the night watchman for the occasional early-morning beeping sound. Another time, a delivery driver found his package wrapped in a funny little sign reading, ‘Sorry for the inconvenience, your order was too heavy for our drone!’ Soon enough, Safelite became known not just for fixing windshields but also for their quirky sense of humor.