We don't sell windshields. We specialize in saving them.

Personally, sometimes it's not worth breaking the factory seals and replacing the glass your car came with for something as small as a rock chip. Your original windshield is worth preserving when it can be safely repaired — professional chip repair helps stabilize the damage, maintain your existing glass, and avoid the cost and disruption of an unnecessary replacement. If replacement is the safer option, I'll be upfront about it.

Not completely, and I'd rather set that expectation upfront. A successful repair can significantly improve the appearance of the damage, but a small blemish will typically remain. The primary goal is to stabilize the damage and restore strength to the affected area — not make it invisible.

Most rock chips about the size of a quarter or smaller are potential repair candidates, along with certain short cracks. Repairability depends on the damage's size, depth, location, and condition. I'll assess your windshield and let you know whether repair is a safe, appropriate option.

Rock chip repairs range from $175–$195, depending on the size and complexity of the damage. Pricing includes professional mobile service, specialized repair materials, and my lifetime repair warranty. Send me a photo of the damage with a quarter beside it, and I'll provide an upfront quote.

Crack repairs range from $195–$225 depending on the length and condition of the break. One important note: most cracks that are over a month old simply cannot be repaired. Over time, contaminants — dirt, debris, moisture — work their way into the break, making the repair process ineffective or even detrimental to the glass. If you have a crack, the sooner you reach out, the better your chances of a successful repair.

Some comprehensive auto insurance policies cover windshield chip repair, sometimes without a deductible. Coverage varies by provider and policy. I don't bill insurance companies directly, but I can provide a receipt if you'd like to inquire about reimbursement with your insurer.

Most appointments take approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on the damage. Once the repair is complete, you can generally drive your vehicle immediately. I bring the equipment directly to your home, workplace, or another suitable location.

Avoid pressing on or attempting to repair the chip yourself. If possible, park in the shade or a covered area. Placing a piece of scotch tape or packaging tape also helps keep the break clean. I'll take care of the rest when I arrive.