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A1 Windscreens And Repairs 3803
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ABOUT US A1 Windscreens is a leading automotive glass manufacture and replacement company. Melbourne residents can take advantage of our two state-of-art workshops in Hallam and Pakenham. We offer our expertise in windscreen repair and replacement for all kinds of light and heavy vehicles. We also service public transport vehicles like trams, trains, earth moving motor vehicle, forklifts, etc. We undertake detailed window film Melbourne , window tinting jobs and installation of side and rear windows of cars. We do not neglect or ignore small jobs and treat every customer with respect and offer courteous service. For getting best results in window tinting Melbourne ; approach us for automotive or home/office window tinting. We also provide discounted rates (on newly installed window films). OUR SERVICES Windscreen Repair and Replacement Automotive Glass Replacement Window Tinting Truck windscreens replacement Van side window installation Bus, train, tram, marine and forklift glass replacement Excavator glass and windscreen replacement Machine Guard Replacement Get a decent quote and high quality workmanship, our phone numbers - 03 879 57400 (Hallam) / 03 59243000 (Pakenham).
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