The Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) has been re-approved as an accredited Standards Developer by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). AGSC sets the Automotive Glass Replacement Safety Standard™ (AGRSS) using ANSI procedures. ANSI’s Executive Standards Council approved the reaccreditation. It recently updated its operating procedures for documenting consensus on
Community is key for All Star Auto Glass. The Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario-based shop is one of the Auto Glass Safety Council’s (AGSC) newest members. It has been a family-run company deeply involved with its neighbors since its founding. Justin and Whitney MacKenzie took over the company in 2023, and
Welcome Stop-A-Crack Windshield Repair, one of AGSC’s newest Registered Member Companies. Heather Grubb owns the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, shop, which her father founded in 1999. Grubb’s father launched the business as a mobile operation specializing in rock chip repairs. He even invented and patented an injector that Stop-A-Crack still uses.
Titan Auto Glass is one of AGSC’s newest Registered Member Companies. President Adren Savitch was the sole operator when he founded it in 2006, but now it has expanded to 15 employees and two locations in Plano and Carrollton, Texas. Savitch plans to open a third location soon. “Over time,
Lone Pine Auto Glass is one of AGSC’s newest Member Companies. Tyler Johnson founded the Bellingham, Washington, shop in 2024 and serves as its owner and sole operator. “As the owner and founder, this shop means a lot to me,” he says. “Opening was the culmination of years of hard
Please welcome Showcase Auto Glass Inc. as a new AGSC Registered Member. Brothers Israel, Jimmy, and Adrian Saldana founded the Highland, California shop in September 2006. The brothers’ passion for automotive care and safety drove them to start the shop. That passion has resulted in a community reputation of quality
AGSC members Omega EDI and DuPont have teamed up to help shops perform a critical step in complying with the Automotive Glass Replacement Safety Standard (AGRSS) efficiently. The Salt Lake City-based point-of-sale (POS) and software company and the adhesives manufacturer have collaborated to feature a QR code on the outside
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has approved the recently revised ANSI/AGSC/AGRSS 004-2018. The AGSC’s AGRSS Standards Committee had adopted the calibration-related revisions …
Maryland auto glass safety legislation became law on June 1 with the expiration of the state’s veto deadline. The law requires the state Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) to adopt regulations that “meet or exceed” the Automotive Glass Replacement Safety Standard (AGRSS). The bill had passed the Maryland House of Delegates by a vote
by Seth Maiman AGSC Director of Public Affairs For two decades, the Auto Glass Replacement Safety Standard (AGRSS) has stood as a set of “best practices” adopted by the auto glass replacement industry as a voluntary standard to ensure consumers that their aftermarket windshields are replaced in a safe manner