Most comprehensive auto policies cover glass, and in many cases a chip repair costs you nothing at all. The problem is rarely the coverage; it is the paperwork.
We work with all major insurance providers, help you confirm what your policy covers, and handle the claim documentation and direct billing where your insurer allows it. You get a clear written quote either way, so there are no surprises whether you claim or pay out of pocket.
What we need from you
The name of your insurer, your policy number, and a claim number if one has already been issued, along with the year, make, model and trim of the vehicle and a description of the damage. The quote form has an insurance section for exactly this; tick the box and the insurer and claim number fields appear.
Repair or replace
Insurers generally prefer a repair where one is possible, and so do we. If the damage can be repaired safely we will say so. If it cannot, the claim covers a replacement, and the choice between original-manufacturer and aftermarket glass may be set by your policy. We will tell you what your options are for your vehicle.
Cameras and recalibration
If your vehicle has a windshield-mounted camera for lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise control or automatic emergency braking, a replacement will usually need the camera recalibrated. Make sure that is part of the claim from the start.
Have your policy number handy when you call and we will tell you where you stand in a few minutes.