How much does a auto glass repairer make?

In the U.S., experience and certification can raise pay; a few states require a license. Pay also varies by employer, location, hours worked, and whether a shop adds pay per job. More complex work, such as camera recalibration, may also affect pay.

Replace or repair broken windshields and window glass in motor vehicles.

What's a typical day like?

They travel to a customer or work in a shop, inspect a crack, and repair it with resin or plan a replacement. They remove damaged glass, clean the frame, seal in new glass, and may recalibrate the car’s camera.

Most U.S. entrants have a high school diploma or GED; some apprenticeship programs require age 18. Trade-school courses help, but shops may train beginners on the job for up to a year; check state license rules and consider certification.

High school plus some training (preparation level 2 of 5)

Good for people who like building and doing and keeping things organized.

After a windshield is replaced, some cars need their cameras recalibrated so lane warnings and automatic braking can work properly.