by Steven (San Diego) I was fed the same scam story by a gentlemen at a gas station, only I really didn't want a repair. The only few cracks on my windshield had been there for years and were not going to get worse.
Auto windshield repair is the process of fixing rock chips and minor cracks in windshields. But lately, many companies who replace windshields have started calling their services windshield repair seemingly in an effort to confuse
A chipped windshield is more than an aggravation, it can be costly. So is there a way to avoid getting rock chips? Well, you can't prevent all rock chips, but good driving habits can help protect your windshield. You have probably seen construction trucks with
Cracked windshields are a summer tradition here in Dallas. The sweltering Texas sun takes a toll on your windshield, especially if it is already damaged. I get a lot of phone calls from people who wait too long to request an appointment. By the time they call me
I recently read a blog post about someone who got a bullseye from a rock flying up off the road. The person decided to try a Do-It-Yourself kit, but then chickened out. Instead, he called a nationally known auto glass company to come and fix his windshield. I guess he was nervous about them, which is why he posted to this forum looking for feedback. I hear that a lot, but that is not what prompted me to write this article. What struck me was one of the other comments
I often receive calls to inspect windshield damage...it's part of my job! Unfortunately, many of the rock chips I inspect were already repaired, but they failed and the damage is spreading. You may be thinking those ruined windshields are caused by incompetent auto glass repair technicians, but that is not always true. They are often caused by
