FAQ's

NO! Remember That When Repairing A Rock Chip or Crack it Will Be Less Visible by 70-90% after Repair Is Completed. Rock Chip Will Leave A Small Mark or Scar and A Crack Will Leave A Less Noticeable Line When Filled. Keep In Mind That The Purpose Of The Repair Is To Stop It From Spreading Any Further and To Restore The Glass Back To It’s Original Strength. 

No! Yet There Are More Rock Chips That Are Repairable Then Those That Can’t. This Will Depend On It’s Location On The Glass and How Much Damage The Impact Has Caused and The Size Of The Chip and Age Of It. Same Goes For Crack Repairs As Well.

Rock Chip Will Always Have A Better Chance For Repair Without Replacing Your Windshield. On The Other Hand With Cracks The Chances Of Replacement Is  Greater. For Example These Are Common Areas For Cracks That Replacement Is Certain. We Cannot Repair Cracks That Reach Into The Driver Critical Viewing Area. (by placing a regular sheet of paper in front of your sight where you sit behind the steering wheel the crack should not enter the area of the paper for this is the viewing area) Also Unrepairable If The Crack Extends From Edge To Edge On The Windshield. (this is where the crack start and stop.) Also Unrepairable If The Crack Single Line Have Multiple Lines (cracks) Running Off It. This Is Considered A Broken Glass And Will Have To Be Replaced.

There Is A Big Difference In Price Of Repair Verses Replacement. Here What You Need To Consider Between The Two. For A Repair You Have No Out Of Pocket Cost For You If You Carry Comprehensive Full Coverage Insurance And They Will Waive Your Deductible Because Of The No Fault Policy Your Repair Fall Under. If Your Insurance Don’t Cover Your Rock Chip Repair Even Then Your Out Of Pocket Cost Is For Less Then If You Had To Pay For Replacing A Whole Windshield! For A Rock Chip The Cost Will Range Between $50 To $130 This Price Range Also Includes Small To Long Crack Repairs That Are Repairable. Now For Replacement With The Right Insurance Coverage Same As For A Rock Chip Except This Time You Will Have To Pay The Deductible Out Of Pocket Before The Insurance Company Actual Pay For The Windshield Itself. Also Keep In Mind If You Have ADAS (Advance Driver Assist System)  Attached To Your Windshield If Replaced It Will Have Additional Cost For Recalibration (Reprograming Cost) That Your Insurance May Or May Not Cover. Without The Right Insurance Coverage! What You Would Have To Pay, Will Be Very Expensive. Windshield Replacement Prices Range From $300 To $4,000 With Or Without Insurance Not Including Deductibles And Recalibrations That You Would Have To Pay. Of Course The Type Of Vehicle Will Factor In This Price As Well.

We Charge For One Rock Chip Repair Between $60 To $80 Depending On Chip Size, Age, and Location. Also Additional Chips Are $10 Each On The Same Glass On The Same Day Of Repair. Cracks Prices Ranges Between $80 To $130 Depending On Crack Size, Age, And Location On The Glass. These Prices Are For The Insured And Non-Insured Customers.