1. Should I repair a crack even if it’s not in my line of sight?

Yes, you should repair a crack even if it's not in your line of sight.

2. Do you install windshields that are compatible with my rain-sensing wipers or lane departure warning sensors?

Yes, we do install windshields that are compatible with rain-sensing wipers or lane departure warning sensors.

3. How is a window or windshield repair performed?

A windshield repair is typically performed by injecting a resin into the crack or chip and then allowing it to cure.

4. How long will it take to repair my windshield?

It typically takes around 45 minutes to repair a windshield.

5. How long will it take to replace my windshield?

Replacing a windshield typically takes between two and three hours.

6. Does the state require me to repair windshield damage?

Texas does not have any regulations regarding cracks in the windshield, and vehicles will still pass the mandatory inspections even if there are cracks present. However, any cracks that cause the windshield to have an altered shape, such as becoming convex or concave, are not allowed.

7. How much will it cost to replace my windshield?

The cost to replace a windshield will vary depending on the make and model of your vehicle.

8. Will my insurance company pay for my windshield repair or replacement?

It may be possible for your insurance company to pay for your windshield repair or replacement, depending on your coverage.