Probably yes. If it is no larger than a quarter and is not in direct view of the driver, our technicians can repair it. The windshield repair process prevents the spread of cracks from the initial point of damage. Contact Us for a cost estimate and to schedule the work.
Very likely, yes. Modern windshields contribute to the structural shell that protects drivers and passengers and are critical safety items. Besides, Minnesota State law forbids driving a car with a cracked windshield; you could be ticketed (See MN Statute 169.71, Subdivision 1). Visit our Auto Estimate page to provide us the necessary information.
We carry an extensive inventory of popular windshields. For windshields that are not in our storeroom, our suppliers make deliveries several times a day. If we don't have it, we can get it in less than a day.
Most car insurance policies carry a zero deductible rate for glass replacement -- that means you pay nothing.
Insurance companies usually do not increase premium rates due to glass replacement. Contact your insurance agent for more information.
Most windshields take around an hour to replace; the sealants require an additional 3 hours to set. After that, the car can be driven. We recommend leaving a side window open around one inch and to abstain from car washes for an additional 48 hours.
Providing gifts as incentives to attract business is no longer legal for glass companies in Minnesota.
If only the mirror is damaged, our technicians can often replace it a significantly reduced cost compared to replacing the entire housing.