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Buy a SuperGlass Windshield Repair Franchise

SuperGlass Windshield Repair is a mobile automotive glass repair franchise founded in 1992 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida. Franchisees deliver windshield repair, scratch removal, and headlight restoration at customers’ homes, workplaces, fleet yards, and dealerships — no shop required. The service model is built on the fact that most windshield damage can be repaired rather than replaced, at a fraction of the cost and with the original factory seal intact.

The primary customer base is commercial: auto dealerships, vehicle fleet operators, car rental companies, and municipalities. Individual motorists also account for a portion of business, particularly for insurance-covered repairs. The mobile model requires no shop or commercial lease; most franchisees operate from home, keeping fixed overhead minimal.

SuperGlass positions itself as the largest glass repair-only franchise in the world, with more than 200 locations across 40 US states plus international markets in Canada, England, France, Mexico, Nigeria, and South Korea. Franchising since 1993, the brand is led by Meghan Casey Martin, who took over as CEO in 2022 after growing up in the business.

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Why buy a SuperGlass Windshield Repair Franchise?

The model suits buyers looking for a low-overhead service business with minimal fixed costs. Because every job is performed at the customer’s location, franchisees carry no lease obligations; the franchisor estimates fixed overhead at around $200 per month. Owners direct their energy toward building commercial account relationships rather than managing a physical site.

The commercial account focus is a differentiator worth noting. Dealerships, fleet operators, rental companies, and municipalities tend to be repeat customers, giving an established territory a more predictable revenue base than purely consumer-facing models. The brand’s proprietary resins, national account centralized billing, franchise intranet platform, and ongoing marketing support all carry over to a resale buyer.

SuperGlass Windshield Repair Franchise Costs & Information

Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD

  • Brand Profile

    • Year Founded

      1992

    • Franchising Since

      1994

    • New Startup Cost

      $37,602 – $112,522

    • Avg. Resale Price

      Contact us for details

  • Franchise Fees

    • Initial franchise Fee

      $20,000 – $40,000

      for new territories

    • Transfer Fee

      50%

      of then-current Initial Franchise Fee

    • Royalty Fee

      6%

      of Gross Revenues

    • Marketing Fee

      Not Collected

  • Unit Performance

    • Total Units *

      183

    • New Units Opened *

      3

    • Units Transferred *

      4

    • Avg. Unit revenue *

      Not Disclosed

    * Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD

SuperGlass Windshield Repair – Additional  Information

  1. Training & Support

    Initial training takes place at SuperGlass headquarters and training center in Orlando, Florida, covering windshield repair, scratch removal, headlight restoration, and business operations including invoicing. Training covers 40 classroom hours and 24–40 on-the-job hours. Ongoing support includes field operations, annual conventions, a franchise intranet platform, online manuals, technical and marketing resources, national account centralized billing, and the brand's proprietary resin development program. Buyers of a SuperGlass resale should confirm what onboarding and system access the franchisor provides to incoming owners.

  2. Ideal Owner

    The SuperGlass model is a good fit for owners comfortable with both hands-on technical work and commercial sales outreach. The technician role demands manual dexterity and attention to detail; the account development role requires consistent outreach to dealerships, fleet managers, and rental companies to build the repeat business that drives revenue. Prior experience in automotive services is helpful but not required, as the franchisor provides technical certification. Owners who prefer a field-based, independent routine without staff management tend to suit the model; part-time operation is also supported within the model's structure.

  3. Recognition & Awards

    SuperGlass Windshield Repair has been ranked in Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 nearly every year since 2011. More recently, the brand was named #42 in Entrepreneur's Top Franchises for Less Than $50,000 in 2026, #40 among Top Part-Time Franchises in 2021, and cited as one of Entrepreneur Magazine's Top Franchises to Start for Under $50k in 2024. For resale buyers, consistent presence in nationally published franchise rankings signals brand stability and adds credibility with commercial clients evaluating a new operator in their territory.

  4. Industry / Market

    The US automotive glass repair market benefits from structural demand that holds through economic cycles. With more than 290 million registered vehicles in the US, road debris damage is routine. Insurance companies typically cover windshield repair at no cost to the policyholder, making repair the natural first choice. The growing use of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) reinforces demand: repairing rather than replacing a windshield preserves original factory calibration. For resale buyers, strong commercial account relationships with dealerships and fleet operators indicate a more durable revenue base than consumer-only territory.

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