Open 24 hours · 7 days a week · Three Las Vegas shops · Same-day and mobile options

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Open 24/7 · Las Vegas power window specialists

24/7 power window repair & auto glass in Las Vegas.

A stuck window, failed regulator, broken motor, or damaged glass should not leave your vehicle exposed. Car Power Window Repair checks the complete door-window system and provides windshield, side-glass, rear-glass, and mobile options from three Las Vegas shops.

  • Window stuck open or closed
  • Grinding, clicking, or popping
  • Slow, crooked, or off-track glass
  • Switch, wiring, motor, or regulator problems

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Same-day and mobile options may be available—call ahead to confirm parts and scheduling.

Technician inspecting a power window regulator and motor inside a vehicle door in Las Vegas
Car Power Window Repair technician servicing a Cadillac in Las Vegas

24/7

Phone & shop help

Diagnosis before parts

Mechanical + electrical + glass alignment

Since 2000

Serving Las Vegas drivers

3 shops

Across the Las Vegas valley

24 hours

Every day of the week

Shop + mobile

Options when available

Choose the closest shop

Three Las Vegas locations ready to help

Call the shop nearest your home, work, hotel, or route. For parts and the best appointment path, call ahead with your vehicle information.

Car Power Window Repair main shop at 3186 North Las Vegas Boulevard

Main shop · Open 24/7 · 1,124+ reviews

North Las Vegas Boulevard

3186 N Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89115

(702) 649-6676

Car Power Window Repair Central Las Vegas shop on West Washington Avenue

Central shop · Open 24/7 · 273+ reviews

Central Las Vegas

2905 W Washington Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89107

(702) 776-4204

Car Power Window Repair North East Las Vegas shop on North Lamb Boulevard

North East shop · Open 24/7 · 134+ reviews

North East Las Vegas

5130 N Lamb Blvd #4
Las Vegas, NV 89115

(702) 643-8511

Power window repair FAQ

Answers before you schedule

Every vehicle and failure is different, but these answers can help you decide what information to share and why diagnosis matters.

What causes a power window to stop working?

Common causes include a failed regulator, weak motor, bad switch, blown fuse, damaged wiring, loose connector, broken clip, worn guide, or glass that has come off track. Testing is the best way to separate an electrical fault from a mechanical one.

How do I know whether the motor or regulator failed?

Motor sound without normal glass movement can point toward the regulator, while silence may involve the motor, switch, fuse, connector, or wiring. These clues are helpful, but an inspection is needed before choosing a part.

Can you repair a window that is stuck open?

Yes, stuck-open windows are a common reason customers call. Availability depends on the vehicle, the failed component, parts, and scheduling. Call with the year, make, model, affected door, and symptoms so the team can advise you.

Do you repair switches, wiring, and off-track glass?

Yes. The advertised service scope includes switch and wiring diagnosis, regulator and motor work, guides and tracks, glass alignment, and related door-window hardware.

Is mobile power window service available?

Mobile options may be available for qualifying vehicles and repairs. Some diagnoses and door work are better completed at a shop. Call first to confirm whether mobile or in-shop service is the safer, more practical choice.

Do you replace broken side or rear glass too?

Yes. The team advertises side glass, rear glass, and other auto glass replacement services. Call with your vehicle information so the correct glass and appointment options can be checked.

What areas do you serve?

The business serves Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and surrounding Clark County areas through three documented shops and mobile options when available.

Open 24/7 · Ready to get the window working?

Tell us the vehicle. Tell us the symptom. We’ll help you choose the next step.

Call the 24/7 quick-quote line or choose one of the three location-specific phone numbers above. For the fastest start, include the vehicle year, make, model, affected door, and what the glass is doing.