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Tag Archives: Jeff Oliver

Chilly Temps Present Challenges for Auto Glass Installations

Posted on November 2, 2023 by AGRR/glassBYTEs Editor

Jack Frost’s visit this week in many areas of the U.S. provides a good reminder of the unique challenges auto glass installers face when temperatures drop below freezing. On November 1, the first snow of the season frosted the Rocky … Continue reading →

Posted in glassBYTEs Headlines, glassBYTEs Original Story | Tagged 110 degree temps, auto glass installers, Auto Glass Safety Council, below freezing, challenges, condensation, Don’s Mobile Auto Glass, Georgia, Great Lakes, Jeff Oliver, Maine, moisture, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, New England, nitrile gloves, northern Plains, Peter Brown, Rocky Mountains, safe drive-away times, snow, summer, temperatures, Tiny & Sons Auto Glass, urethane bonding | Leave a comment
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