Windshield replacement in Arcadia and Camelback East.

Arcadia runs along the south foot of Camelback Mountain, roughly from 44th Street to 68th Street and from Camelback Road up to the Arizona Canal, and its eastern part lies in Scottsdale rather than Phoenix. It started as citrus groves. The Arcadia Water Company was set up in 1919 to bring canal water to the orchards, and by 1924 it had laid about 15 miles of concrete pipe. Families farmed citrus here until the mid-1950s, when the groves gave way to ranch houses on big lots.

That history is still in the driveways. Many Arcadia yards keep mature orange, lemon and grapefruit trees, and long lots often mean the car sits a fair way back from the street, sometimes beside a gate or under a canopy.

For an Arcadia driveway

• A tree over the driveway gives welcome shade, but falling fruit, blossoms and leaves land on the open frame. Pull the car a few feet clear of the canopy if you can.
• Tell us if the car is behind a side gate or down a long drive, so the technician knows to walk the glass in.

Three Phoenix ZIP codes cover most of Camelback East. Census ZIP data from 2020 puts 85016 on the Biltmore and 24th Street side, 85018 over Arcadia, and 85008 to the south toward 44th Street and Van Buren. Arcadia homes on the Scottsdale side of the line have Scottsdale addresses, and we serve those too.

Because ZIPs follow mail routes rather than neighbourhood names, send the full street address when you book.