De-icing your windshield properly might seem like common sense, but you’d be surprised at how many ways you can do it wrong. Click to learn safe de-icing techniques that’ll help you avoid windshield repairs. 

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A shattered vehicle window is an unfortunate situation for any driver. But if you can’t make it to an auto glass repair shop immediately, a broken window can leave your vehicle vulnerable to further damage.

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Iff you notice you have a chip in your windshield, you probably already know what to do: take your vehicle to an auto glass repair shop for a quick windshield repair. But what happens when you discover a chip in your driver’s side window? Is it possible to fix the damage, or will you need a complete window replacement?

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Winter weather can be tough on your auto glass, but with a little extra caution, you can easily avoid windshield damage. Click to learn useful tips for keeping your auto glass in excellent condition throughout winter. 

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Even if you practice proper vehicle maintenance, your side windows can develop operational problems over time. Click to learn why your windows aren’t working properly and what you can do about it. 

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If you park your vehicle outside during winter, you’re no doubt familiar with the tedious task of scraping ice and snow from your windshield. Something you may not know, however, is that improper ice scraper use can damage your windshield, despite the fact that ice scrapers aren’t inherently hazardous to your auto glass.

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For most drivers, winter is the worst time of year to need a windshield replacement. Many would even venture to assume getting a replacement windshield in the dead of winter is downright impossible. Are you one of them?

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Proper aftercare is essential for maintaining the integrity of your auto glass after a windshield replacement. Click to learn post-replacement windshield care tips from the experts at Only 1 Auto Glass. 

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DIY auto glass repair products are widely available, but that doesn’t mean they’re a good option for auto glass repair. Click to learn what you need to know about the risks of DIY auto glass repair. 

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No matter where you drive, there are rocks on the road, and all it takes to find yourself with a damaged windshield is one errant pebble. While most small rocks cause only minor windshield damage, when ignored, that damage can put you and your passengers’ safety at risk.

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