Auto Glass & Windshield Repair
A chip from a freeway rock doesn't stay a chip. Heat, cold, and a bump in the road spread it into a crack, and once a crack reaches the edge of the glass or your line of sight, the windshield has to come out. Bring it in early and we can often fill the chip and stop it there. If it's past that, we replace the glass, seal it, and recalibrate anything mounted behind it before you drive off.
What’s included
Rock-chip and crack repair. Caught early, many chips and short cracks can be filled with resin. That stops the spread, keeps the factory seal, and costs a fraction of a new windshield.
Windshield replacement. When a crack is too long, too deep, or sits in your line of sight, the old glass comes out and a new one is bonded and sealed in its place.
Side and rear glass. Door windows, quarter glass, and rear windshields, including the cleanup when tempered glass shatters into pellets through the car.
Camera recalibration. Many newer windshields carry a camera for lane-keeping and automatic braking. Once the glass is replaced that camera has to be recalibrated, and we take care of it before the car goes back.
Insurance claim support. If you're claiming the glass, we document the damage and deal with your insurer, the same as any repair here.
How it goes
- 1
Look
We check whether the damage can be repaired or the glass needs replacing, and tell you which before anything starts. The size, the depth, and where it sits all decide it.
- 2
Repair or replace
A chip gets cleaned and filled. A replacement means the old glass out, the frame prepped, and the new glass bonded in.
- 3
Cure and seal
The bond needs time to set before the car is safe to drive. We'll tell you how long, and it isn't long.
- 4
Recalibrate and check
If there's a camera behind the glass, it's recalibrated and checked so lane-keeping and braking read the road right.
Good to know
- A repair is always faster and cheaper than a replacement, so catch chips early. Once a crack runs longer than a dollar bill or reaches the edge, replacing the glass is usually the only safe fix.
- If you carry comprehensive coverage, glass damage is usually covered. Whether you owe a deductible depends on your policy, and some insurers waive it for a repair. We'll check your coverage and tell you what to expect before we start.
- A windshield is part of the car's structure, and the passenger airbag pushes against it when it deploys. A long crack weakens that, so it's worth fixing before it spreads.
Come get a free estimate
Estimates are free and usually same day. You can call ahead, come by during open hours, or send us the details online.
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Sat 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM