Windshield Repair

Windshield repair is a process that combines modern technology and skill to fill a damaged area on a windshield with special clear adhesive resin. When this resin is cured the damaged area's strength is restored as is most of the clarity.

Repairing a damaged windshield makes sense for several reasons. Repairs save money by preventing the need for costly replacement, and are very convenient taking only a few minutes. Repairs are also safe, as the glass is never removed so the original factory seal is maintained. With the rising price of modern automotive windshields and the high rate of faulty installations, repairing is a very economical and convenient alternative to replacing.

We repair stone damage or stone "chips" up to the size of a 50 cent piece. Best results are obtained when the damage is repaired right away, before it gets contaminated from car washing, road grime or inclement weather. It's also better to get it done before the damage spreads.

The cost of repair is a fraction of what you would pay for a replacement! The windshield on a modern car or SUV can cost from $300 to $500, even more if it has an antenna, defroster, sensor or other technology built in to it.

SERVICE	DESCRIPTION	FEE
STONE CHIP REPAIR	A CHIP OR CRACK IN THE GLASS FROM 1/2 TO 2 inches IN DIAMETER	$75
EXTRA STONE CHIPS	2ND, 3RD, 4TH STONE CHIPS ON THE SAME WINDSHIELD	$10

All our repairs are guaranteed for as long as our customer owns vehicle

Customer Testimonials:

"I thought my windshield was history. You were able to save it at a fraction of the cost, plus it looks great. Thank you!" Michael E. -Santa Cruz, CA

"Got hit by a rock from a sand truck on Highway 17 causing a marble sized crack. I actually ducked because I thought it was coming through the windshield! I couldn't believe it could be repaired." Jonathan R. -Soquel, CA

"You saved me $800.00 by fixing my the stone chip in my windshield. [Motor home] glass is expensive!"

Jesse A. -Aromas, CA

Exercise caution when using an "auto glass replacement" company for your repair. They will often discourage a repair, preferring the more profitable total replacement. Unfortunately, insurance companies will steer their customers to glass shops. The result is many windshields that could have been, and should have been repaired are instead replaced. Remember, your right to choose your own service provider is protected by State and Federal law.