Why trucks cost more
Full-size pickups like the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, and Ram 1500 use large windshields, and most late models carry a forward camera for lane-keeping and automatic braking. Bigger glass plus camera recalibration puts trucks above a typical car — though Delaware's no sales tax softens the blow.
Typical truck pricing
A pickup windshield replacement around Wilmington generally runs $350-$600 for glass and installation, with recalibration adding more on equipped trucks — often landing in the $500-$1,000+ range for feature-heavy trims. No sales tax is added on top here. We'll quote your exact truck.
Work trucks and mobile service
Downtime costs contractors money, so we come to your job site, yard, or home anywhere in New Castle County. Comprehensive coverage often makes chip repairs free, and we bill replacements directly. Get a truck windshield quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my F-150 need recalibration after a windshield?
If it has Ford Co-Pilot360 with a windshield camera, yes — recalibration is part of a proper replacement so lane-keeping and pre-collision braking work.
Can you replace a work truck windshield on-site in Delaware?
Yes — we come to your home, job site, or yard across New Castle County, with no travel fee and no Delaware sales tax.
Need a hand with your windshield? We offer same-day mobile repair and replacement across Wilmington. Call (302) 520-3338 for a free quote.