Ahwatukee Windshield Replacement and Auto Glass Repair
SafePro Auto Glass windshield repair and replacements are just one of the many amenities Ahwatukee Foothills Village residents enjoy. In 2022 “Niche” rated Ahwatukee Foothills Village “#1 Best Neighborhoods to Live in Phoenix.” SafePro Auto Glass has the best highest quality materials (the Best Urethane for Chip Repairs and uses only Original Equipment Materials (OEM) Auto Glass) Along with Experienced, Skillful Auto Glass Installers. With our FREE MOBILE SERVICES, we Provide Convenient, High-Quality Auto Glass Replacements and Repairs. We are Insurance Approved, For All Insurance Companies, so Ahwatukee residents pay no out-of-pocket costs for our services if they have Auto Glass Insurance. Call us today at 602-492-9046 to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment.
Ahwatukee is a neighborhood of approximately 85,000 residents here in Phoenix, Arizona, and Ahwatukee residents have access to first-rate windshield replacement and repair services with SafePro Auto Glass’s free mobile service.
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Ahwatukee AZ - Auto Glass Repair Shop
Ahwatukee is a part of Phoenix rather than its own city, but residents feel more community ties with Ahwatukee than with Phoenix itself. It is sometimes referred to as "The World's Largest Cul-de-Sac" because of its relative isolation from Phoenix and the few ways to access the neighborhood. The neighborhood has much to offer residents and is considered one of the more affluent neighborhoods in Phoenix.
Ahwatukee, Arizona has a rich and mysterious history, with a few unsubstantiated stories as to its beginning. Legend says that an affluent couple, Dr. and Mrs. Ames, built a home in Ahwatukee in 1921, but both passed away within the next 12 years. The property was donated to St. Luke's Hospital, and sold to a woman shortly after.
The naming of the neighborhood is also a mystery. Some claim the woman who purchased the 2,000 acre property from St. Luke's named it after a Crow word meaning "House of Dreams" (Dr. and Mrs. Ames original name for their home), but this seems unlikely. While the origins of the name Ahwatukee may never be known, residents of the neighborhood enjoy the many activities and services provided in the area, and population continues to grow.