Gilbert Windshield Replacement & Auto Glass Repair

From the “Hay Capital of the World” to one of the nation’s biggest towns

Gilbert anchors the East Valley southeast of Phoenix, bordered by Mesa, Chandler, and Queen Creek. Once known as the “Hay Capital of the World” for its alfalfa production, the town had fewer than 6,000 residents in 1980 — today it’s home to more than 270,000 people, one of the largest municipalities in the country.

Downtown, the Heritage District keeps that history alive along Gilbert Road, anchored by the historic 1927 Gilbert Water Tower and packed with local favorites like Postino, Liberty Market, and Joe’s Real BBQ, plus performance venues like the Hale Centre Theatre.

Families are mostly served by Gilbert Public Schools, with high schools like Gilbert High, Campo Verde, and Highland, though parts of the town fall under Higley Unified or Chandler Unified depending on the neighborhood. Gilbert is also home to Agritopia, a 160-acre master-planned “agrihood” built around a working organic farm, and the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch, a 110-acre wildlife habitat with miles of trails, a fishing lake, and a community observatory.