Leading Windshield Repair in Seattle Celebrates 10,000th Customer Mark

Everett, Washington (August 27, 2014) – Bullseye Auto Glass, the leading service for windshield repair in Seattle, celebrated their company having served 10,000 customers in a recent grand dinner organized by the company for associates, suppliers, and industry partners.

Bullseye Auto Glass owner Brian Gunsaules attended the dinner, beaming with pride. “It’s such a huge milestone, as a family-owned business, to be in business long enough to achieve serving ten thousand customers,” he said, as he shared the difficulties the business had to endure to get to where it is now. Aside from being expectedly proud, however, Gunsaules said he is also humbled to have served 10,000 happy customers.

Gunsaules also revealed their company’s secret to success. “We never stopped delivering the highest level of service or the best quality parts and materials to our customers, no matter what.” He added that this led to their customers constantly referring other people to their shop.

Bullseye Auto Glass has been known to achieve superior results through providing excellent workmanship and using the highest-quality products for auto glass replacement and repair. They specialize in repairing and replacing broken glass windshields and windows of cars and trucks. Their service has since expanded to repairing automobile glass for recreational, commercial, and even heavy vehicles in need of quality Seattle windshield replacement. They are also offering mobile auto glass repair and replacement for added convenience on the customer’s part.

To know more about Bullseye Auto Glass and become part of their next 10,000 customers, visit www.bullseyeautoglass.com.

About Bullseye Auto Glass

Bullseye Auto Glass is a family-owned and -operated auto glass replacement company, in business since 1995. Their mission is to provide customers with fast, friendly, reliable service, backed by over 15 years of experience replacing glass in a wide variety of vehicle types, including commercial vehicles and heavy machinery.