Fix It Early
A Stone Chip Repair Today Beats a New Windshield Tomorrow
West Michigan roads are hard on glass. Between gravel trucks, potholes and swings from freezing to thaw, a small chip can run across the windshield overnight.
A repair fills the damaged spot and helps keep it from spreading. Once a crack takes off, repair is no longer an option.
Quick Check: Repair or Replace?
Your chip is usually a good candidate for repair if:
It's small and compact
No cracks are branching out from it yet
It's away from the edges of the glass
It's not right in the driver's line of sight
It's not covering a camera or sensor
Doesn't check every box? We'll walk you through replacement, starting at $185.
Know Your Damage
Bullseye — A round chip with a dark center where the rock hit
Half-moon — A partial bullseye shaped like a crescent
Line crack — A single crack running across the glass
Combination break — A chip with cracks spreading out from it
Small bullseyes and half-moons are often repairable. Line cracks and combination breaks usually mean a new windshield.
Skip the DIY Kit
Store-bought kits can trap air or leave a cloudy spot, and a bad fix can't be redone. Let a pro look at it first. If it can be repaired, we'll do it right the first time.
How a Repair Works
01
Inspect
An I-CAR certified tech checks the chip and confirms it can be safely repaired.
02
Fill
We clean out the damaged spot and fill it with repair resin.
03
Finish
The resin is cured and smoothed so you can get back on the road.
Why West Michigan Drivers
Call Us
I-CAR certified technicians, many with years on our team
Lifetime no-leak warranty on our work
All insurance accepted and billed direct. Paying yourself? That's fine too.
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