Press Release – Quick-Set Auto Glass Launches New Website

Thornton, CO—March 8, 2010: Quick-Set Auto Glass, an auto glass replacement and repair company, has launched its new website located at www.quicksetautoglass.com

The website provides information about Quick-Set Auto Glass services, including consumer and fleet auto glass repair and replacement services, rock chip repair, windshield replacement, quarter glass, vent glass and back glass replacements.

“Quick-Set Auto Glass has been serving Colorado's auto glass needs since 1985.   For the past 25 years we have built our business on honesty, integrity and hard work.  We take pride in being locally owned and operated,” said Dale Short, founder of Quick-Set Auto Glass. “With the launch of the website we are continuing our tradition of serving our customers by providing them with another way to reach us, get pricing information and schedule installation for their convenience.” 

Learn more about Quick-Set Auto Glass at www.quicksetautoglass.com

About Quick-Set Auto Glass
Quick-Set Auto Glass is a family owned company that cares about your family too.  Customers’ safety and satisfaction is our number one concern. Automotive glass is a structural component of today’s automobile and an integral part of the safety of your vehicle. Quick-Set Auto Glass has been serving Colorado's auto glass needs since 1985. We take pride in being locally owned and operated.

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