Frequently Asked Questions
What You Need to Know
Find quick answers to the most common questions about our auto glass services.
If the damage is small—like a chip or short crack—repair is usually enough. Larger cracks or
damage in the driver’s line of sight typically encourage a full replacement, but can sometimes be
repaired.
A stress crack (without an impact point) is usually evidence of a deeper issue in the structure of
the glass and cannot be repaired.
Most repairs take 20–30 minutes, depending on the size and location of the damage. A
standard chip repair usually takes about 15-20 minutes, whereas multiple chips on the same
vehicle may increase that time.
A long crack repair usually takes between 45-75 minutes to complete.
Yes! We offer mobile repair services, so our team can come directly to your home, workplace, or
anywhere you need assistance within our service area.
Many insurance policies cover chip repairs at little to no cost. Coverage varies, so it’s best to
check with your provider. Although most insurance companies will claim otherwise, chip repairs
are considered frequency claims which can come back to affect your rates.