• Keep your factory windshield and seal. Aftermarket windshields are often lower quality glass and if not set right you'll get stress cracks (common), possible rusting or inproper seal. Plus, how will it hold up in an accident.                                                                                                        

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  Economical. Repair uses only a fraction of the time and money repalcement would cost you. Most repairs cost between 45-95 dollars and take about 30-45 minutes to complete.

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  Convenient. You make the call we come to your home or office!

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  Returns the structural integrity of the glass and prevents the damage from spreading further.

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  Imoprove clarity up to 80%.

Most common types of Repairable damage 

Bullseyes                            Star Breaks                             Combination of the two                               Long Cracks

Limitaions of choosing repair

• Repairs should be performed sooner than later. Time, washing, sheeting agents, dirt and debris, may all cause contamination that may affect the clarity and strenght of the repair.
• Repairs do not return 100% clarity to the windshield. More like 75-80%.  However, most repairs turn out great with only a slight "water spot" to be seen.
• Cracks longer than 18-20 inches.
• Damage that is very major or appears to have damaged both layer of glass.

 In any case give us a call, talk to a professional and find out what we think. Assessment and Quotes are Free!

Modern windshields are made of laminated safety glass that consists of two layers of glass sandwiched around a layer of polyvinyl butyrate (PBV). When damaged, sharp pieces of glass tend to adhere to the PVB layer thereby reducing the danger to vehicle occupants from flying glass. The PVB layer in laminated glass also exerts a cushioning effect to protect and keep occupants inside the vehicle during collisions.

Tempered, or heat strengthened glass, is also considered safety glass. Tempered glass is often used in vehicle side and back windows. When broken, tempered glass crumbles into rounded glass pebbles.