Know the Truth Behind Windshield Insurance Claims

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What you know about windshield repair and replacement is a lie! You may think that calling your insurance agency and getting referred to a company is the proper way to replace your windshield, but it’s not. You have the right to choose your own windshield repair company, and you should!

Winter Windshield Safety Tips: Prevent Ice, Cracks, and Visibility Problems

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Winter is coming! Cold weather can take a toll on you, your car, and your windshield. Save money by being prepared. Check out this quick winter tip list.

7 Quick and Easy Windshield Ice Removal Methods You Need to Know!

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 The winter can be a bit annoying at times. Your commute may be longer, colder, and scarier. One way to start your commute off right is to have your car warm and ready for the road. Your windshield is an important part of this. As an Auto Glass company, we see windshields damaged from improper de-icing all of the time. Know how to de-ice the right way!

Windshield Chip Repair: Can I Fix a Chip in My Windshield Myself?

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A small chip in your windshield may seem like no big deal. But left untreated, that tiny imperfection can quickly spread into a costly crack. Many drivers wonder, "Can I fix a chip in my windshield myself?" The short answer: it depends. Let’s explore what’s involved in DIY windshield chip repair and when it’s best to leave it to the pros.

How To File An Auto Glass Insurance Claim | Claiming Windshield Repair on Insurance

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An auto glass insurance claim is a request made to an insurance company for compensation following an incident that results in damage. Auto glass repairs can be expensive, so you will want to know how to file an insurance claim.

6 Essential Things to Consider Before Replacing Your Auto Glass

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When you get a crack in your windshield or a window breaks, you just want it repaired quickly and correctly. But, before you hire someone to make the fix, there’s a few things you should know about the company, auto glass in general, and what you deserve as a customer.