24/7 Mobile Windscreen Replacement & Chip Repair

• Extensive Damage: Windscreen replacement is necessary when there are large cracks, multiple chips, or significant damage that obstructs the driver's line of sight. Extensive damage can compromise visibility and safety, making it essential to replace the windscreen to ensure clear and unobstructed driving.
• Compromised Safety: The windscreen is a crucial component of your vehicle's structural integrity. If it is compromised, it cannot provide the necessary protection during an accident, potentially leading to more severe injuries. A compromised windscreen can also affect the deployment of airbags, which rely on a solid windscreen for proper function.
• Failed Repairs: If an attempt to repair a chip or crack is unsuccessful or if the damage worsens over time, a full replacement becomes the best option. Continuous exposure to elements like temperature changes and vibrations can exacerbate the damage, making repair ineffective.

• Enhanced Safety: A new windscreen restores the vehicle's structural integrity, providing maximum protection in case of an accident. It ensures that the vehicle's design specifications for safety are met.
• Clear Visibility: Replacing a damaged windscreen eliminates all visual obstructions, ensuring a clear and safe view of the road ahead. This is particularly important in adverse weather conditions where visibility is crucial.
• Long-term Solution: A full replacement addresses severe damage that cannot be effectively repaired, providing a durable and long-lasting solution. It ensures that your windscreen is fit for the lifetime of your vehicle, reducing the need for frequent repairs.

• Minor Damage: Small chips and cracks, typically less than a few centimeters and not in the driver’s line of sight, can often be repaired. Promptly addressing these minor damages can prevent them from spreading and becoming more severe.
• Immediate Action: It is crucial to repair chips early to prevent them from expanding due to factors like temperature changes, road vibrations, and moisture. Early intervention can maintain the structural integrity of the windscreen.
• Cost-Effective: Repairing chips and cracks is usually quicker and less expensive than replacing the entire windscreen. It offers a cost-effective solution to minor damage, preserving the original windscreen.

• Quick and Convenient: Most windscreen chip repairs can be completed in under an hour. The repair process involves filling the damaged area with a special resin, which is then cured and polished to restore the windscreen's strength and clarity.
• Cost Savings: Windshield repair is significantly more affordable than replacement. By repairing the damage promptly, you can avoid the higher costs associated with a full replacement. This approach also reduces waste by prolonging the lifespan of the existing windscreen.
• Maintains Original Glass: Repairing the windscreen keeps the original glass intact, which is particularly beneficial if it has special features like built-in sensors, heating elements, or specific tinting. Retaining the original glass ensures these features continue to function correctly and maintains the vehicle's original specifications.

Safety First

A damaged windscreen can compromise the structural integrity of your vehicle. In the event of an accident, a cracked windscreen is more likely to shatter, reducing the protection it provides to you and your passengers. A properly functioning windscreen supports the roof of your vehicle and can prevent it from collapsing during a rollover accident.

Clear Vision, Safe Driving

Even minor chips and cracks can obstruct your view of the road, increasing the risk of accidents. Cracks can reflect sunlight or oncoming headlights, creating glare and making it difficult to see clearly. Ensuring your windscreen is clear and intact is crucial for safe driving conditions.

Prevent Further Damage

What starts as a small chip or crack can quickly spread across your windscreen, especially when exposed to temperature changes, vibrations, or further impacts. A small, easily repairable chip can turn into a large crack that requires a full windscreen replacement, which is more time-consuming and costly.

Avoid Legal Trouble

Driving with a damaged windscreen can also lead to legal issues. In Australia, it's illegal to drive with a cracked or damaged windscreen that impairs your vision. You may face fines and points on your driver's license if caught driving with a damaged windscreen.