Auto glass repair service near Norristown, PA

At Grand Sport Auto, we have been providing auto collision repairs for over 25 years to our friends, family and neighbors. Our first body shop opened its doors in West Chester Pennsylvania in 1982; from here we began building our business one customer at a time. Today, Grand Sport has grown to 8 locations starting in West Chester, and covering a large area throughout Chester and Montgomery Counties. Our goal is to work with each customer and meet their individual needs. If you have been in an accident, rest assure when you choose Grand Sport we will handle all the details and get you back to your busy life.

At Berardi's Auto Body, we are the most recognized auto body shop in the area. We specialize in expert auto body, auto painting, paintless dent repair, auto detailing, auto repair & window tinting.

Took my wife's car in to have a head unit installed. Simple install. Nothing complicated. When I picked up the car, the AIRBAG Warning light was on. I called and the guy told me it just needed to "cycle itself" because he had to unplug the warning light. Got home and looked at the invoice and noticed that he charged me $150.00 for a steering wheel control that Walmart and Amazon both sell for $28.00. I trusted that he wouldn't gouge me so I didn't ask the price. 4 weeks and 1500 miles later and the AIRBAG light was still on. I was about to trade in the car so I called him and let him know. His only response was that it should've recycled and to take it to the dealer. No mention of him paying to fix what he caused, etc. The dealer quoted me $150 just to look at it. Everything I read online said it was a seat sensor that can be blown if wires behind the dash get shorted. When I got there to trade the vehicle my value was lowered by $500.00. This guy's error cost me $500.00 in trade value on my car. I'm filing in District Court today to at least get back the money I paid him to do the install. I'm out over $750.00 but all I want back is my $250.00 for the install. I hate being ripped off. People need to take accountability for their mistakes.