Screenchips
Franchise Enquiry
What types of damage can be repaired?
We can repair small chips, cracks, and other minor damage to your windscreen. If the damage is larger or located in a critical area, we may recommend replacing the windscreen instead.
How do I know if my windscreen chip is repairable?
Generally, if the chip is smaller than a £2 coin and not directly in the driver’s line of vision, it can be repaired. If you're unsure, contact us, and we’ll assess the damage for you.
Will my insurance cover the cost of repairs?
Most comprehensive insurance policies cover the cost of windscreen repairs with a small excess. We can help process your claim if your policy covers windscreen repairs.
How long does a windscreen repair take?
A typical windscreen repair can take around 30 minutes. We aim to complete repairs quickly, ensuring you get back on the road as soon as possible.
Do you offer mobile windscreen repair services?
Yes, we offer a fully mobile service covering East of England, Herts, Cambridgeshire,,Northants,Essex and Bedfordshire.We come to your home, workplace, or wherever your vehicle is located.
Is there a risk of the chip cracking during repair?
In rare cases, the chip may spread during the repair process. However, our experienced technicians use advanced methods to minimise this risk.
Will a repaired chip be completely invisible?
A repaired chip may still be slightly visible, but the repair will prevent the damage from spreading and will significantly improve the appearance.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and insurance claims. If you're claiming through your insurance, we can assist you with the paperwork.
Can you repair windscreen chips on any type of vehicle?
Yes, we can repair chips on most types of vehicles, including cars, vans, and trucks
How long will a windscreen repair last?
Windscreen repairs are designed to be permanent and, when done correctly, can last for the lifetime of the vehicle. However, it’s essential to get the repair done as soon as possible to prevent the chip from growing.