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How do windscreen replacements work?

To replace a windscreen, the technician will unbound and remove the existing glass, and then lift, place and bind the new one using a strong adhesive.

How do windscreen repairs work?

To fix a chipped windscreen, the repairer will use a special tool to vacuum seal the chip using a high-quality resin, which prevents it from cracking.

Do I need my windscreen replaced or fixed?

Generally, if the chip is smaller than a $2 coin, it can be fixed. Speak to your local windscreen repairer either way.

Is my windscreen covered by my insurance?

Windscreens are typically an optional extra, however, please consult your policy or insurance company to ensure you’re covered.

How long does a windscreen replacement take?

Many windscreen technicians will come to you, with the actual replacement only taking around one hour to complete.

When can you drive after a windscreen replacement?

Your windscreen technician will let you know when you’re safe to drive again, however, it’s generally only one to two hours.