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Windshield

         Chip

              Repair

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These are the tricky ones...

 

and definitely NOT a cosmetic fix!

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Can My Windshield Be Repaired?

 

A repair is usually possible if:

  • The damage is under 1½ inches in size.

  • The point of impact is smaller than a dime.

  • There are no more than two impact points.

  • The damage does not interfere with a camera or ADAS safety sensor.

  • The chip is not located on the edge or border of the windshield.

 

 

Every windshield is different, so a technician will advise before recommending a repair.

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              The Honest Truth!!

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We're always upfront with our customers (:

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A windshield repair is designed to help stop and help from spreading and restore structural strength.

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It is NOT a cosmetic repair.

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The repair will still be visible.

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Why?

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Because your windshield is made of multiple thin layers of glass with a plastic laminate between them. The repair resin is clear, while the glass has a natural green tint. The damage can be improved—but it can never be made invisible.

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Will It Spread?

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Unfortunately... there's always a chance.

Even after a successful repair, changes in temperature, road vibrations, pressure, or simply everyday driving can cause the crack to continue spreading.

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We'd love to guarantee otherwise... but we'd be lying :(

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If It Does Spread...

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We truly hope it doesn't!!! We don't like problems any more than you do! :)

 

However, because we cannot control how damaged glass reacts after impact, Senior Tech Auto Glass cannot be held responsible if the crack continues to expand after the repair.

              Our Promise

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If your repair fails or you're simply unhappy with the appearance, we won't charge you twice.

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Instead, we'll apply 100% of your chip repair cost ($77.21) toward a windshield replacement with us.

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Your credit is valid for up to 3 months.

 

We think that's the fairest way to stand behind our work while being honest about the limitations of glass repair.

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