Glass service for the rail town.
Up on the hill above the harbor. Six miles from the shop and a regular stop on our mobile route.
Proctor sits on the hill above the harbor and is one of the closer towns on our list, about six miles out. That makes mobile service simple here, and most Proctor jobs get handled at the house rather than at the shop.
It is a rail town, and rail yards mean ballast and loose stone. Vehicles that park near or drive past the yards pick up chips that vehicles two towns over do not. Add the steep approach roads getting sanded all winter and Proctor sees more than its share of glass damage for a town its size.
Distances are straight line from the shop door. Road miles run a little longer.
Quality glass and proper cure time, at your Proctor address or our Superior shop.
Learn MoreRock chip and crack repair, usually about an hour, often covered by insurance.
Learn MoreSafety camera recalibration in-house, the same visit, no dealership trip.
Learn MoreFleets, farm and construction equipment, and classics serviced on-site.
Learn MoreThe shop is here, at 823 Belknap Street. Walk in, book ahead, or have the van meet you at home. Most Superior jobs are in and out the same day.
Service in SuperiorStraight across the harbor over the Blatnik or the Bong. A Duluth mobile call is an ordinary weekday for us, from Lakeside to Lincoln Park.
Service in DuluthUp the hill west of Duluth along Miller Trunk and Highway 53. Good driveways, easy mobile work, and a short run down the hill if you would rather come to us.
Service in HermantownSeventeen miles west, out past the airport toward Carlton County. Far enough that we come to you rather than make you plan a morning around it.
Service in CloquetOnly if you want to. Six miles is a short run for the van, and there is no premium for mobile service in Proctor. Do whichever is less disruption for you.
If we can reach it and there is room to work safely beside it, yes. Tell us where it sits when you call and whether there is any site access we need to arrange first.
It does not change the repair. What matters is the size, where it sits on the glass, and how long it has been open to dirt and moisture. Ballast chips tend to be deep, so getting them looked at early is worth it.
From Belknap Street to both sides of the harbor, this is home. Tell us what happened and where the vehicle sits, and a real person from the Superior shop will get back to you with a straight answer, usually the same business day.
(715) 394-5588Prefer to talk? Calling is the fastest way to get on the schedule.