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Windshield Repair
Why need auto glass repair?
While repairing a small chip or crack may seem less expensive than a full windshield replacement, neglecting the damage can actually cost you more in the long run. Left unrepaired, cracks can spread, requiring a complete replacement.
A cracked or chipped windshield is more than just an eyesore, it’s a safety hazard. It compromises the structural integrity of your car, weakening its ability to protect you in an accident. Even a small crack can deflect airbags, potentially causing serious injury.
Don’t risk your safety and the safety of your passengers. Get your autoglass repaired promptly to ensure optimal protection on the road.
Driving with a damaged windshield is often illegal. Many states have strict regulations regarding cracks and chips, and you could face fines or even have your car impounded. Don’t wait until a small problem becomes a bigger one. Contact us today for a free autoglass repair assessment and ensure your safety and peace of mind on the road.
How we works?
We don’t just fix glass, we restore peace of mind. Learn how we works with your windshield following our official video or our step by step instructions.
Damage Assessment:
- You contact us with details about the chip or crack.
- We assess the damage through photos or an in-person inspection.
- We determine if repair is possible or if a full replacement is needed.
Preparation:
- The area around the damage is thoroughly cleaned and dried.
- A special resin is injected into the damaged area using precise equipment.
Curing:
- The resin is cured using ultraviolet light, a precise process that ensures proper bonding.
- This can take anywhere from a few minutes to half an hour depending on the damage.
Polishing:
- Once cured, the resin is polished to create a smooth, virtually invisible finish.
- This restores the optical clarity of the windshield.
Final Inspection:
- We inspect the repaired area to ensure it meets our high standards for quality and safety.
- You'll have the opportunity to inspect the repair as well.
For more Information please contact us.
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FAQ:
Frequently Ask Questions:
Q: My windshield is cracked, do I need to replace it immediately?
A: Not always! Small cracks often don't require immediate replacement, but it's crucial to get it inspected by a professional to assess the damage and prevent it from spreading. Early intervention can save you money in the long run.
Q: How much does a typical windshield replacement cost?
A: Costs vary depending on factors like your vehicle model, the type of glass needed, and your location. We offer free quotes, so get in touch for a personalized estimate!
Q: Do you cover insurance claims for autoglass repair and replacement?
A: Yes, we work directly with most insurance companies to handle the claim process for you. We even help navigate paperwork and maximize your coverage benefits.
Q: How long does a typical repair or replacement take?
A: Most windshield replacements can be completed within an hour, while smaller repairs may take even less. We'll give you a specific timeframe based on the job at hand.
Q: Do you offer any warranties on your autoglass work?
A: Yes, we stand behind our craftsmanship with a comprehensive warranty on both parts and labor. This ensures peace of mind knowing your repair is protected.
Q: What types of autoglass do you specialize in?
A: We are experts in all things autoglass, from windshields and side windows to sunroofs and back glass. We work with various glass types, including OEM and high-quality aftermarket options.
Q: I have a question not listed here!
A: No problem! Don't hesitate to contact us directly. We're happy to answer any questions you have and provide additional information to help you make informed decisions about your autoglass needs.