Auto Glass Scratch Repair

How to Fix Scratches in Auto Glass in 7 Steps

Minor scratches in windshields and vehicle windows can sometimes be fixed at home with basic supplies. (Here’s our opinion on DIY methods for glass repair). If your vehicle’s glass has shallow scratches, one of three products might help you remove or reduce the scratches. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to apply these products. Check

Hand reaching in to steal a laptop computer from a car after breaking the window.

Protect Your Car from Rising ‘Smash & Grab’ Crimes

‘Smash and grab’ theft has spiked recently in affluent areas across the country. But you can protect your vehicle and the valuables inside with an aftermarket car alarm. In areas around Denver, Washington, D.C., Lexington, San Francisco, police have been tracking an increase in theft from parked cars. Recently, even Chester County, Pennsylvania has seen

Fog on car windshield

How to Defog Your Car Windows – Fast!

Fog is a common problem during the winter months. As we all know, when the cold air outside comes into contact with windows which are heated from inside your car, it creates condensation. This fog can significantly decrease visibility. Plus, it can be a real nuisance when you’re trying to get somewhere on time. The

Having Windshield Replaced ASAP

Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Get Your Windshield Fixed

Don’t wait until it’s too late; even small chips and cracks should be repaired right away. Here are four good reasons to have your windshield professionally repaired as soon as possible. Four reasons why it’s important to have your windshield repaired as soon as possible. Insurance Coverage for Car Glass Repair Comprehensive car insurance should

How to get car deductible waived

How to Get the Insurance Deductible for Windshield Replacement Waived

There are three more common situations which would make it possible for a car glass repair shop to waive your deductible for a windshield replacement: Windshield replacement will be covered by your collision insurance. The new windshield will be covered by your comprehensive car insurance. The windshield will be replaced in a ‘zero-deductible’ state. Have