Frequently Asked Questions

Most windshield replacements are completed in 1-2 hours. The actual installation takes about 45-60 minutes, but the adhesive needs additional time to cure. We'll provide you with specific time frames based on the products used and when you can safely drive your vehicle.

It depends on the size, location, and type of damage. Cracks under 6 inches in length can often be repaired. However, if the crack is in the driver's line of sight, longer than 6 inches, or affects the structural integrity of the glass, replacement may be necessary. Our technicians will assess your windshield and recommend the best solution.

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) glass is produced by the same supplier as the original windshield and meets exact specifications for your vehicle. Aftermarket glass may vary in thickness, optical clarity, UV protection, and fit. We recommend OEM-quality glass for optimal safety, appearance, and proper fit with your vehicle's sensors and features.

Comprehensive auto insurance typically covers windshield replacement with no deductible in most states. We work directly with all insurance companies and can handle your claim paperwork for you. Contact us to verify your coverage and we'll take care of the entire process.

Windshield replacement starts at $249 for many vehicles. The final price depends on your vehicle's make and model, glass type, and whether calibration is required. We provide free quotes and work with all insurance companies. Many insurance policies cover replacement with zero deductible.

Yes, we offer flexible payment options including major credit cards. For insurance claims, we bill directly to your insurance company. For out-of-pocket expenses, we can discuss payment arrangements to make your service more affordable.

Yes! We offer mobile windshield replacement services throughout our service area. Our fully equipped service vehicles can perform most replacements at your home, workplace, or anywhere convenient for you.

No, you cannot drive immediately. The adhesive needs time to cure. With modern adhesives, you can typically drive after 1-3 hours, but we'll provide specific instructions based on the products used. We recommend avoiding high speeds and slamming doors for the first 24 hours.

ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibration is the process of aligning your vehicle's cameras and sensors after windshield replacement. Many modern vehicles have cameras behind the windshield for features like lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking. Calibration ensures these safety features work correctly.