Windscreen Replacement
If the damage is bigger than a one-dollar coin, or the crack sits in the driver’s view, the windscreen needs replacing. We bring the glass and fit it at your home or work.
A windscreen is part of the car’s structure. A crack that has run needs a new screen, and so does a chip where the wipers sweep, or any damage bigger than a one-dollar coin. We look at the glass first and tell you if it can be repaired or needs replacing, before anyone starts.
The van comes to you. We take out the damaged screen, prepare the frame, and bond in a windscreen that matches your car. Leave it parked while the glue cures. That takes about 30 minutes after the glass is in.
Does your car have a camera or a sensor behind the mirror? Mention it when you ask for a quote. A new windscreen can shift where those systems point, so they should be checked before you rely on lane keeping or braking assist.
What to expect
- Front windscreens for cars, utes and vans
- You get the price before any glass is ordered
- The glue needs about 30 minutes to cure after the fit
- Most replacements take about an hour on site