Replacing a windshield or a side window looks simple from the outside: old glass out, new glass in. Done properly, though, it follows a careful, well-defined process, and each step exists for a reason. When a workshop skips or rushes a stage, the problems tend to show up later as leaks, wind noise, or a
A windshield crack almost never starts big. It begins as a chip from a flying stone, a small star or a short line you can barely see. Then, over days or weeks, it creeps across the glass until one morning it is halfway to the other side. The frustrating part is that this spread is
When people book in for a new windshield, the first question is almost always the same: how long will this take, and when can I drive? It is a fair thing to ask, because you have a day to plan around it. The good news is that the hands-on work is usually quicker than people