Common Questions About Windscreen Repair

Most chips can be repaired if they're smaller than a coin and don't have deep cracks radiating out. We assess each one when we arrive, and we'll be honest if replacement is the better option. The good news is that catching chips early with repair saves you money and hassle down the line.

A typical chip repair takes around 30-45 minutes on-site. We inject specialist resin into the damaged area and let it cure. For cracks, it depends on the size and location, but most are done within an hour. You'll have your windscreen back in use the same day.

We come to you—home, work, or wherever suits you—so you don't lose time driving to a garage or sitting in a waiting room. Our mobile units are fully equipped to handle the repair on-site. You get the same quality repair without the inconvenience, and we can often fit you in the same day.

When we repair a chip, the resin bonds with the glass and sets clear. It won't disappear completely if you're looking right at where the damage was, but visibility through that area is restored and the structural integrity of your windscreen is back to safe levels.

Temperature changes, bumps in the road, and even slamming a door can turn a small chip into a long crack that spreads across your windscreen. Once that happens, repair isn't possible and you're looking at a full replacement, which is much more expensive and time-consuming.

Get in touch with us via our contact page and let us know your location and when you're available. We'll check our mobile unit schedule and confirm a time that works for you. If there's availability that day, we can usually arrange to visit within a few hours.